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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and his household, whom the king is sending on his errand beyond
seas.
To the same. Contrabreve to buy 100 quarters of wheat in
his bailiwick without delay out of the farm of the county, and
send them to Dover for delivery to Richard de Grey, constable of
the castle, to supply it.
MEMBRANE 7d.
Jan. 2. To the sheriff of Northampton. Contrabreve to salt 9 hinds
Merton. which Richard and William de Candevre the king's huntsmen are
ordered to take in the forest of Chette and deliver, and to carry
them to Westminster against the coming feast of the Purification
for delivery to the keeper of the larder.
MEMBRANE 6.
Jan. 28. To the escheator in co. Devon. Contrabreve to let Hervey de
Canterbury. Chaworc' have without delay the 20 marks received by the
escheator from Henry de Tra[cy] for Michaelmas term last,
being arrears of his yearly rent of land in Haldesworth held at
fee farm of Patrick de Cadurcis, brother of the said Hervey, the
king having granted this on account of Hervey's praiseworthy
service. See Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1258-1266, p. 11.
Feb. 3. Allocate to Ralph de Hotot, king's clerk, in the issues of the
Westminster. abbey of Wilton while void and in his keeping, 100s. spent in the
pittance of the nuns on the feast of St. Edith the virgin their
patroness and in their other needful expenses.
Allocate to Walter de Burges, formerly sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, in the issues of those counties, 101. delivered in the wardrobe at Oxford to Peter de Rivallis, then keeper, by the hands of
Alan de Hagheman on the Thursday after St. Botolph in the 42nd
year, as testified by Aubrey de Fiscampo and Peter de Winton,
clerks of the wardrobe.
Liberate without delay to John Deusadjude, merchant, 40 marks
lent on the security (per fidejussionem) of R. earl of Gloucester
and S. earl of Leicester to Nicholas de Hadlo, going on the king's
errand to Almain to the king's brother the king of Almain.
Feb. 4. Liberate to John Bardof, Peter le Pipere, and their partners,
Westminster. merchants of Ypres, unless they have already had it by another
writ of liberate, 471. 12s. for cloth taken from them in the fairs of
Northampton, and St. Edmund against the king's last return
29-(22)