Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

41 HENRY III.

389

1257. Membrane 3-cont.
The like to Agnes late the wife of Stephen Baucan, farmer of
Witton, for 151. out of her farm.
The like to Peter de Legh, bailiff of Hanebergh and Blockeshale,
for 201.
The like to the bailiffs of Cumbe and Stuntesfeld for 61. * Afterwards the order to spend the money was replaced by an order to
pay it to the keepers of the king's works.
To the sheriff of Derby. Contrabreve to send 8 cartloads of
lead to Wudestok without delay for the king's works there, not
failing hereof lest the works should remain undone for want of the
lead.
To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to carry 4 tuns of
wine, which the keepers of the king's wines at Suthampton will
deliver, to Oxford without delay for delivery to Adam Feteplace
in lieu of 4 tuns taken from him by the hand of Matthew Bezil
for the queen when the king was last at Wudestok.
Mandate to P. de Gisorciis, taker of the king's wines, to deliver
it out of the king's wines at Suthampton.
To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Contrabreve to receive 40
bucks which Robert de Edmundesthorp, king's serjeant, has been
ordered to take in the forest of Gillingham, and 40 which William
Luvel and Henry de Caundover, king's huntsmen, have been
ordered to take in the forest of Selewud and deliver to him, to
salt the venison well, and to carry it to Winchester for delivery to
the sheriff of Hants, who is commanded to receive it and keep it
safe till further orders.
To the sheriff of Hants. Contrabreve to receive 20 bucks which
Robert de Edmundesthorp has been ordered to take in the forest
of Cett and deliver to him, and to salt them well and carry them
to Winchester to keep till further orders.
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. (Unfinished duplicate of
4th entry below.)
To the constable of St. Briavels. Contrabreve to admit William
Luvell and Henry de Candevre, king's huntsmen, whom the king
is sending to take 100 bucks in the said (sic) forest, to bestow his
aid and counsel therein, and to salt the venison and carry it after
the king to Chester as they will enjoin, for delivery to the king's
knight Walkelin de Arderne or his deputy to keep till further
orders.
*Added later.