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 2-cont.
[huntsman] will take in the forest of Brehull against the coming
Easter, and 5 or 6 does which other huntsmen of the king will
take in............
March 7. Note that the king has granted all his land in [L]ydenham to
Westminster. William de Hastencot for life, as appears in the king's letters
patent which he has (Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1247-1258, p. 618).
To the sheriff of Gloucester. Contrabreve to let Robert
Walerand, steward of the forest this side Trent, have 50 marks
without delay for this Easter term out of the issues of the last
forest eyre in the county, of the 100 marks granted to him yearly
so long as he holds that office.
March 10. To Adam de Greinvill. Contrabreve to let Richard Pere
NVestminster. (Pele in margin) of Windlesores have 64s. 8d. without delay out
of the issues of the sale of woods which Adam was ordered to
make in the forests, for brushwood taken from Richard by the
hands of William de Rading and Thomas le Barbur, king's serjeants, on various arrivals of the king at Windlesores, as certified
by them before the king. Vacated quia aliter inferius.
March 11. Allocate to William de Swinford, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk,
Westminster. in the issues of the eyre of Gilbert de Preston and his fellows,
justices last itinerant in co. Norfolk, 3791. delivered in the
wardrobe to Peter de Rivallis, keeper, being 2001. on the Saturday
after St. Peter's Chair, and 1791. on the Sunday before St.
Gregory.
To the keeper of the park of Wodestok. Contrabreve to admit
Hugh Fran[ceis] and John le Naper, whom the king is sending
[to Wodestok] to take 10 does in the park there, to [bestow]
their counsel [and aid] therein, and to salt the venison and carry
it to the king at Westminster against the coming Easter.
To the keeper of the manor of Kenyton. Contrabreve to amend
the queen's....................... to repair
the defects of the king's [buildings] there where absolutely
necessary, and to..... where necessary the hedge of the
king's park, the cost to be credited by view.
[To the keeper] of the park of Windlesores. Contrabreve to
repair the hedge of the park where necessary with the underwood
thereof.
March 18 (?). [To the sheriffs of London.] Contrabreve to let John the
chaplain, the king's almoner, have 150 pairs of shoes at Westnminster for the king and queen four days before Easter against