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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which needed repair; and to find a chaplain to celebrate divine
service in the chapel of the castle, letting him have 50s. as the
king is used to do for other chaplains; all out of the issues of the
county.
Note that the said John, Adam, Bartholomew, and William
have been made viewers of the king's works at the said castle.
By the king and the justiciar.
June 28. Allocate to John le Mynur, citizen of London, in his farm when
Westminster. sheriff of London, 1 mark spent in conducting the wardrobe from
London to Winchester at Christmas in the 40th year, as testified
by Edward de Westm', then chancellor of the Exchequer.
June 29. Liberate without delay to Master John Gylemyn, farrier
Westminster. (marescallo) of the king's horses, 10 marks to buy a palfrey for
Edmund the king's son of the king's gift. By K.
June 30. Liberate to Raymond Garsye, messenger of Gerard de
Westminster. Erminiaco, 5 marks imprest for his expenses homewards on the
arrears of his lord's fee. By K.
Liberate to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Winton, clerks
of the wardrobe, 2001. for the expenses of the household. By K.
July 2. To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to pay out of the
Westminster. farm of their town for a tun of prisage-wine which the king ordered
to be delivered by the keepers of his wines there to Walter de
Burges of his gift.
Mandate to the keepers accordingly.
July 3. To Nicholas de Haudlou, keeper of the bishopric of Winchester.
Westminster. Contrabreve to admit Henry, William, and Richard de Caundover,
John Luvel, and John le Naper, king's huntsmen, whom the
king is sending to take 30 bucks in the parks of the bishopric and
10 stags in its chases against the coming parliament, where the
least damage may be done to the said parks and chases, and as
Nicholas will provide by counsel of the huntsmen; and to salt
the venison and carry it to the king at Westminster in the said
parliament.
Liberate without delay to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de
Winton, clerks of the wardrobe, 601. for the expenses of the
household.
To the sheriff of Gloucester. Contrabreve to repair without
delay where necessary the king's 11 weirs which are in the
keeping of Matthias Bezil, keeper of Gloucester castle, so that for
lack of such repair the king shall not incur loss of lampreys or
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