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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CALENDAR OF LIBERATE ROLLS.

1260. Membrane 2-cont.
he has received nothing of the issues of the lands of John son of
Bernard, the wardship whereof was granted to him (see Calendar
of Patent Rolls, 1258-1266, p. 84). By the king and the justiciar.
Liberate without fail to Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de
Winton, clerks and keepers of the wardrobe, 2,000 marks for the
expenses of the household, and 300 marks to make purveyances
against the coming feast of St. Edward.
Oct. 3. Liberate to the same without fail 500 marks for the expenses of
Windsor. the household in addition to the preceding.
By the king and the justiciar.

Sept. (reading Oct.) 3.
Windsor.

Allocate to Philip Basset, in the 50 marks due to him at the
present Michaelmas Exchequer for the wardship of the honour of
Aungre, 40 marks for this Michaelmas term and 10 marks of the
king's special favour for Easter term next of the yearly fee of
80 marks granted to him till the king shall make provision for
him in lands of that value out of wards or escheats.
By the king, J. Mansell, the earl of Warwick, and Robert
Walerand.

Allocate to William de Wendling, escheator this side Trent,
in the issues of his escheatry, 201. delivered in the wardrobe to
Aubrey de Fiscampis and Peter de Winton, clerks and keepers
thereof, on the Saturday after Michaelmas in the 44th year, as
witnessed by Aubrey.
Oct. 3. Liberate to Alan Burnel 15 marks of the king's gift for his
Windsor. maintenance. By the king and the justiciar.
Liberate to Adam de Greynvill 20 marks for Michaelmas term
in the 43rd year, and 20 marks for Michaelmas term and 20 marks
for Easter term in the 44th year, of his yearly fee of 40 marks.
By K. & C.
Oct. 5. Liberate to Edward de Westm' and the sub-prior and sacrist
Windsor. of Westminster, keepers of the king's works there, 50 marks for
the said works in addition to the 100 marks already ordered.

Sept. 27.
' quia mutata
fuit data.'

To [Adam Brunning and Henry de Covintre],* sheriffs of
London. Contrabreve to let the friars preachers of London have
101. of the king's gift out of the arrears of the farm of the city
for their clothing against the coming winter.

To Richard de Freitmantell, keeper of the forest of Windesores.
Contrabreve to let the wife of Herlwin le Normaunt have two oaks
* Interlined.