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

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Thomas Baudewyn 41., and to John de Sutton 10s., all for cloth;
to Adam le Cerf for cloth and a cope 23s. 10d; to William de
Houteby for two copes 30s.; to Peter de Barneby 13s. 4d. for
a cope; to Massekin de Eboraco for two camlets (camelinis)
41. 10s.; to Geoffrey de Richemund for rabbits (i.e. rabbitskins?) 18s.; to Henry son of Michael 41., to William de
Rupella 30s., and to Thomas de Wauda 20s., all for minever;
to John le Sauner for a trimming of Eastland fur (furura strenling')
8s.; to Thomas Buthun for squirrel [fur] and doeskins 20s.;
to John de Alwerethorp 28s. 6d. and to John le Hariere 28s. 6d.,
both for squirrel [furs]; to Ralph Pikestan for a trimming of
lambskin 2s. 6d.; to Adam le Cerf for two trimmings of lambskins
5s.; to Nicholas Paulin for squirrels and rabbits (i.e. skins)
58s.; to David de Rikehale for squirrels 28s. 6d.; to John de
Hedon for rabbit [skins] 33.; to Thomas de Waud for a trimming
of lambskin 15s.; to John de Hustewayt for towels and almonds
9s. 51d.; to Stephen de Hedon for canvas 25s. 2d.; to William
de Bathekewell of London 106s. 8d. and to Nicholas de Warewik
20s., both for minever; to John de Norhampton for furs (pelura)
131. 8s.; to Richard de Bathekewell for squirrel [furs] 30s.;
to Adam Scot for otter [skin] 8s.; to William de Dunolm' for
napkins and linen 61. 55. 9d.,; and to Master John de Chissehille
for muslin (? cardo) 14s. By the steward.
Allocate to Robert le Sauvage, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
in the issues of amercements of Henry de Bathonia and his fellows,
justices last itinerant for common pleas in those counties, 46-|
marks delivered for the king's works at Windleshour' in the
36th year to Master Simon Carpenter (Carpentar') and his fellows,
keepers thereof. By K.
Feb. 22. To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to carry 4 tuns of wine
Westminster. to Sutton, 6 to Rochester, 4 to Faveresham, 6 to Canterbury,
6 to Merton, 6 to Havering, 4 to Wautham, 2 to Certeseie, 20 to
Windesores, 2 to Bistlesham, and 6 to Kenyton, to place in the
king's cellars, out of 66 which the chamberlains of London will
deliver.
Mandate to the chamberlains to take and deliver the same.
By the steward.
To the bailiffs of Suhampton. Contrabreve to carry 10 tuns
of wine to Guldeford, 4 to Chauton, 10 to Winchester, 4 to
Wherewell, 4 to Lutegarsale, 10 to Merleberge, 10 to Clarendon,
4 to Sandelford, 10 to Rading, 4 to Shireburn, 4 to Wallingford,
2 to Abbendon, 10 to Wodestok, and 4 to Oxford, to place in
the king's cellars, out of 90 which the takers of the king's wines
at Suhampton will deliver. By the steward.