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.

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between the queen's kitchen and wardrobe, and to make three
doors and three loopholes in the bottom story of the new turret
by the queen's chamber so that light can come in; all out of the
above money by view and testimony of lawful men.
To the bailiffs of Suthampton. Contrabreve to pay without
delay out of the farm of their town for 29 tuns of wine of the
king's lawful prisage which are in the keeping of Roger le Fleming,
keeper of the prisage at Suthampton, so that he can deliver them
to be carried whither the king shall order.
July 17. Liberate to Ralph de Bakepuz 10 marks for Easter term in the
Westminster. 42nd year of his yearly fee of 20 marks. By the justiciar.
Liberate to Hervey de Borham 9 marks to despatch certain
business of the king enjoined on him.
Liberate without delay to Adam de Basing 4 marks for two
gold-wrought cloths bought of him and lately delivered in the
wardrobe to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Winton, clerks
thereof, before the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul last past.
July 19. Liberate to Peter de Nevill 101. for this Easter term of the yearly
Westminster. fee of 101. provided for his maintenance in the office of marshal
of the household. By the justiciar.
Liberate without delay to Adam de Grenvill, appointed together
with Walter de Bathonia to extend all the lands and tenements of
the honour and earldom of Richemund, 201. for his expenses
therein. By the justiciar.
Liberate to Bartholomew le Bigod 100s. for this Easter term of
his yearly fee of 101. By the justiciar.
To the sheriff of York. Contrabreve to let Walter de Bathonia
have 101. for his expenses about the extent of the honour and
earldom of Richemund (see last entry but one), not failing hereof
lest it remain undone through his default. By the justiciar.
To Nicholas de Haudlou, keeper of the bishopric of Winchester.
Contrabreve to let Augustine de Notingham, bishop of Laodicea,
have 25 marks at Michaelmas next and 25 marks at Easter
following, balance of 60 marks granted to him for God's sake and
by special favour in compassion for his poverty, the king having
already ordered payment of 10 marks at the Exchequer; and to
let him have the said 60 marks yearly in future (as on p. 510).