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

44 HENRY III.

489

1259. Membrane 11-cont.
king is sending- away to England, have 18d. daily from the
Saturday after St. Martin till the king's return to England, for
his wages and for the maintenance of the king's hounds in his
keeping, and 41. arrears of his wages for time past, all out of the
issues of the bishopric, as the king is now in the act of setting out
to the parts of France for the renewal of the peace arranged
between the king of France and himself.
Nov. 11. Allocate to the same Nicholas, in the issues of the bishopric,
Canterbury. * [1001. for his expenses for a year from the time when he received
the keeping of the bishopric, of the 1001. granted to him yearly to
take therefrom by his own hand during his keepership;]
241. 13s. 7d. delivered to John Wylemyn, farrier (marescallo)
of the king's horses, to buy horses for the king in the last fair of
St. Giles, as John has acknowledged before the king; 411.
delivered to Walter, farrier of the queen's horses, for the like
purpose, as acknowledged before the king by Walter; and 5 marks
spent in carriage of 4365 marks of the said issues from Winchester
to London by parcels on divers commands of the king.
Liberate to Robert Walerand, going with the king to the parts
of France, 50 marks for his expenses on the journey.
Allocate to the same Robert, in the arrears of his farm of the
castle of Rokingham and the bailiwick of the forests between
the bridges of Stanford and Oxford, 50 marks in recompense of
damage sustained by the time cut short of the five years for which
the king had committed the premises to him at farm, as the king
committed them within the said term to Thomas Gresley, justice
of the forest this side Trent, during pleasure at the same farm.
Allocate to Robert de London, in his farm of Ospreng, 201.
delivered in the wardrobe at Canterbury to Aubrey de Fiscampis
and Peter de Winton, clerks thereof, on Wednesday, the morrow
of St. Martin.
Note the essoin of the king's service made at the Bench by
Henry de la Legh after his default there, in a plea of land against
Ralph Pyrot.
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 11. To the sheriff of Wilts. Contrabreve to receive John le Poer,
Canterbury. knight, taken and detained in the castle of Salisbury, who will
be delivered by Robert Waleraund, keeper of that castle, and
carry him safely to Corf for delivery to the constable of Corf,
who is commanded to receive him and keep him safely till further
orders.

* Vacated quia aliter inferius.