Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

36 HENRY III.

55

1252. Membrane 8-cont.
To Godfrey de Lyston. Contrabreve to pay out of the farm
of his bailiwick to Henry, fitter (atilliatori) of the king's crossbows, who receives 5d. daily, his liveries weekly from Easter in
the 36th year till Michaelmas following. By K.
To the sheriffs of London. Contrabreve to carry to Westminster
the 56 tuns of wine which the king's chamberlains of London will
deliver, to place in the king's cellars there. By the steward.
June 20. Liberate to Adam de Benetlege 661. 4s. 2d., to Peter de Frowyk
Winchester. 161. 6~d., to Reynold de Cantebr' 121. 8s. 9d., to Richard Abel
631. 8s. 8d., to William de Berkyng 201. 19s. 4d., to Geoffrey de
Toteham 211. 14s. 8d., to John de Blakethorn 571. 9s. 4d., to
Walter de Hungerie 481. 6s. 8d., to Aulelm de Paris 41. 13s. 6d.,
to William de Hakeneye 100s., to Abel the goldsmith 101., and to
William de Glouc' 551. 18s. 4d., all for jewels bought by them and
delivered to P. Chacepork, keeper [of the wardrobe], at York at
Christmas in the 36th year; to the last-named William 581. 6s. 8d.
for 11 garlands of gold weighing 116s. 8d.; to Henry de Frowyk
281. 7s. 10d. for jewels bought of him, 571. 12s. 6d. for a gold cup
weighing 65s. Id., a gold chalice weighing 39s. 8d., and 6 gold
spoons weighing 10s. 6d., sent to York to the same P. at the same
feast for M. queen of Scotland, the king's daughter, at her
marriage, 71. 6s. 6d. for a silver ewer (olla) for the same purpose,
44s. 2d. for a silver incense-bowl (nascella) and pyx weighing
MEMBRANE 7.
34s. 2d., 28s. 4d. for 2 silver jugs (urceolis) weighing 18s. 4d., and
61. 3s. 4d. for making new utensils weighing 441. 7s. 3d. out of
the king's old silver which weighed 441. 14s. 6d., the loss by fire
of 17s. being allowed in the cost of making, all for the king's
daughter; to John Silvestr' 20 marks for books bought of him
and delivered to [P.] for [the king's daughter's] chapel; to
John de Bosco 1041. 9s. 6d. for woollen cloth of Provins bought
and delivered to Roger the tailor and J. de Sumercote for the
king against Christmas; to Bernard de Porta 61. for a precious
gold buckle bought of him and offered at the feretory of St.
Edward at the Circumcision in the same year; to Alexander le
Poter, Martin the brazier (calder') and Alexander de Ferun
131. 17s. ld. for caldrons and other kitchen utensils delivered to
[P.] for [the king's daughter]; and to Laurence le Cofrer 45s.
for coffers and trunks (barudis),bought of him for the like
purpose. By E. de Westm'.
To the sheriff of Berks and Oxford. Contrabreve to pay
5 marks to Peter de Chavent, king's yeoman, to buy a rouncey
of the king's gift. By R. Walerand.