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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CALENDAR OF LIBERATE ROLLS.

1258. Membrane 1-cont.
To the sheriff of Notyngham. Contrabreve to make a fireplace
in the chamber of the king's chaplains in the castle of Notingham,
and to mend the palisade of the castle where necessary, the cost
to be credited by view.
Feb. 7. Liberate to William Caillard, sacristan of Westminster, 60s. to
Westminster. buy orphreys to adorn two copes for the choir which the king
lately ordered to be made to offer to St. Edward on his own
arrival at Westminster on the Purification last.
[To the sheriff of] Notingham. Contrabreve to make a fireplace
and mend the palisade (as above), the cost to be credited by view
and testimony of lawful men.
To the sheriff of Northampton (as in fourth entry above).
To the sheriff of Buckingham. Contrabreve to let the abbot of
Medmeham have 63s. 4d. without delay out of the issues of the
county, being arrears of 100s. which the king ordered to be
delivered to him by Robert le Sawage, late sheriff, for the fabric
of his church, of [the king's gift].*
Feb. 10. Allocate yearly to William de [Bello Campo of] Worcester,
Westminster. sheriff of Worcester, in the farm of the county, 41. deducted yearly
from the profit [of the county] by occasion of a grant which the
king made to William's father........... of the plea
vetiti namii, with the profit thereto belonging, which used to
belong to William as is said, as by................
Liberate to Hurninus de Bayon' 181. for a thousand of wax
taken from him by the hand of Matthew Bukerell, citizen of
London, and delivered to Andrew Poynant, clerk of the wardrobe,
for the expenses of the household.
Liberate to the keepers of the works of the chapel of St. Martin'sle-Grand, London, 25 marks of the king's gift to make 15 glass
windows there with their ironwork.
Feb. 12. Liberate to Master Peter de Ispania, from the king's treasure
Westminster. and principally from the last eyre in co. Derby, 120 marks for
two pictures (tabulis depictis) placed in the chapel of St. Mary at
Westminster.
Liberate to Garsyas Arnoldi, merchant, 361. for two thousand of
wax taken from him at London by the hands of Richard de Ewell

* See Pipe Roll 102.