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.

509

1260. Membrane 7-cont.
June 9. Liberate to Hugh the king's falconer 41. 2s., to his two porters
Merton. (portitoribus) 75s. 2d., and to Ralph de Erleham the king's
falconer 30s. 9d., for their wages from Wednesday the morrow of
St. Martin last past till the vigil of the Purification following,
during which time they dwelt with Hugh le Bygod, justiciar
of England, while the king was outside the realm, as reckoned by
Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Winton, clerks of the wardrobe.
Allocate to William de Glouc', keeper of the exchange, in the
issues thereof, 40 marks of silver in lieu of 4 marks of gold which
he delivered to the king on his last return from beyond seas to
offer at the feretory of St. Edward at Westminster as arrears of
his oblations for his four voyages, he being bound so to offer a
mark of gold every time he returns from beyond seas; and
42s. of silver for 36 gold obols (ob' de musch'), 9 marks of
silver for a gold buckle, 21 marks of silver for 20 golden pennies
of the new coinage, and 10 marks of silver for an embroidered
choir-cope, all of which he delivered to the king on his last return
from beyond seas to make his oblations as above, as testified by
the same clerks of the wardrobe.
To Nicholas de Haudlo, keeper of the bishopric of Winchester.
Contrabreve to let Philip Basset have 100 marks out of the issues
of the bishopric of the king's gift for his expenses in dwelling at
London on the king's business when the king was outside the
realm.
June 12. Liberate to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Winton, keepers
Westminster. of the wardrobe, 40 marks for the expenses of the household.
To the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset. Contrabreve to spend
1131. 13s. 4d. on repairs of the king's buildings at Gyllingham by
the counsel of Adam de Greynvill and the view and testimony
of lawful men, as the king lately sent Adam thither to view the
defects thereof and to inquire by the estimate of good and lawful
men for how much they could be amended, and he has informed
the king that it could be done for that sum with the king's own
timber as follows: The king's hall 201.; his chamber and the
queen's chamber and chapel 201.; the king's chapel, the penthouse between the hall and the king's chamber, lead for roofing
and ridges, and iron bars, 401.; the colonnade (orielli) between
the chapel and the king's chamber, 40s.; the chamber of Edward
the king's son, 4 marks; the king's cellar, 1 mark; a chamber
by the king's chapel northwards 2 marks; a chamber at the end
of the hall westwards 12 marks; the king's kitchen 40s., his stable
408., and his barns 151. The keeper of the forest of Gillingham is
commanded to let the sheriff have as much timber in the forest as
is needed for these works. By the king and the justiciar.