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 8-cont.
Nov. 7. Liberate to Robert de Foleham, clerk of the Exchequer, 50s.
Westminster. reward for his labour in composing and writing certain charters
in English and French made by ordinance of the magnates of the
king's council, which are being sent through all the counties of
England.
Liberate to Peter de Monte Forti from the money coming from
Winchester 200 marks to spend on the guard and defence of the
marches of Wales as may be needful. Vacated quia redditum
fuit breve.
Nov. 12. Liberate to the messengers of Richard de Munbiliard, William
Westminster. de Pemmes, William de Chanlite, Richard de Moret, and Punsard
de Dumes, who came to the king for the fees due from him to
their lords, 20 marks to distribute among them as the treasurer
and barons shall see fit for their return homewards, as the king
cannot at present satisfy their lords.
Liberate to the friars preachers of Canterbury, for the need in
which they now are, as the king understands by S. de Monte
Forti, earl of Leicester, and R. de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 321. promised to them by the king's letters patent
(Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1247-1258, p. 653), receiving from them
the said letters.
Nov. 13. Allocate to William de Axemuth, formerly keeper of the abbey
Guildford. of Bardeneye, in the issues thereof, 67s. delivered in the wardrobe
at Northampton to Aubrey de Fiscanno and Peter de Winton,
clerks thereof, on St. Bartholomew's day last.
Nov. 15. Liberate to Hugh de Turri, king's clerk, 101. for Michaelmas term
Windsor. in the 41st year of the 201. granted to him yearly at the Exchequer
in the office of buyer of the wardrobe.
To Henry de Farleg', keeper of the forest of Windesores.
Contrabreve to repair the defects of the king's park of Windesores
where absolutely necessary.
Nov. 17. To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to carry all the
Windsor. lead which is in his keeping, of that which the king sent him from
Derbyshire, to Windsor with all speed for delivery to the keepers
of the works of the castle, not failing hereof as he loves himself.
To Henry de Farleg', keeper of the manors of Kocham and
Braye. Contrabreve to let Geoffrey de Sotton have 50s. for
Michaelmas term in the 42nd year of the 100s. granted to him
thence yearly by charter (Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1247-1258,
p. 407).