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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1252. MEMBRANE 9.
May 5. Allocate to Richard de Grey, keeper of the king's islands,
Westminster. in the farm thereof, 201. 15s. 8d. yearly during his office, being
101. for lands of that value in the islands granted to Drew de
Barentin, and 101. 15s. 8d. for rent there granted to William
de Chaenny. By K.
Liberate to Clement de Welles and Robert Coby, king's chaplains
ministering at the Tower of London, 25s. each for their wages from
Easter in the 36th year till Michaelmas following, their yearly
wages being 50s. each.
1251.
Dec. 27. *Liberate from the treasure of Ireland to P. Chacepork, keeper
York. of the wardrobe, 9521. 15s. 3d. to pay the expenses of the household.
[1252.
May 8. Allocate to R. de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, in the
[Westminster?] first debts due from him at the Exchequer, of the 201. which he
receives yearly as earl for the third penny of the county [of
Gloucester], 201. for the last half of the 29th year and the first half
of the 30th, when John son of Geoffrey was sheriff; 100s. for the
time of Robert Walleran, being the third quarter of the 34th year;
100s. for the time of John le Flemeng, being the last quarter of
that year; and 101. for the first half of the 30th (sic) year.
Liberate without delay to Henry, archdeacon of Bremen,
10 marks for Easter term in the 34th year and 10 marks for
Easter term in the 35th year of his annuity of 10 marks.
Allocate to Laurence Frowyk and Nicholas Bat, sheriffs of
London, 41. 3s. 2d. expenses of carters bringing necessary victuals
to York before Christmas in the 36th year. By E. de Westm'.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to buy 165 pair of
shoes in the city, part to be worth 41d., part worth 5d., and part
worth 6d., and deliver them to brother Roger the king's almoner
for distribution to the poor, making sure that he has them in
the wardrobe on the Wednesday before Whitsuntide.
To the bailiffs of Gloucester. Contrabreve to let John Malemort,
maker of the king's quarrels at St. Briavels, have his liveries
fortnightly from Easter in the 36th year till Michaelmas following
out of the farm of their town, being 72d. daily for making
100 quarrels and 1ld. for fletching (inflecchiandis) and feathering
them.
* This writ is not expressly directed to the treasurer and chamberlains of
Ireland. As the attestation is inserted later, the following 5 entries may belong
to 8 May.