15 Jul 1228. Concerning a writ for the purchase of wimples. — The king to the sheriffs of London, greetings. We command you that two pairs of silk wimples be bought and delivered to Rembald, the messenger of Ralph de Willington, constable of Bristol, to be carried to Bristol for the use of Alienore (age 44), our kinswoman. And the cost, etc., shall be accounted for, etc. Witness the king at Westminster, on the 15th day of July, in the twelfth year of our reign.

Contrabreve de wymplis emptis. — Rex vicecomitibus Lond' salutem. Precipimus vobis quod duo paria winplamm de serico emi et liberari faciatis Rembaldo nuncio Radulfi de Wjlinton' constabularii Bristoll' deferenda usque Bristoll' ad opus Alienore cognate nostre. Et custum etc. computabitur etc. Teste rege apud Westmonasteriuihy, xv die Julii, anno regni nostri xij^o.

1229. To the constable of Bristol concerning the collection of beer in Bristol — The king has granted to William de Futot, constable of Bristol, for as long as it pleases the king, the right to collect the levy on beer in the town of Bristol, for the custody of Alienore (age 45), the king's kinswoman; for which he is accustomed to render account at the king's Exchequer as part of his farm of 100 shillings. And it is commanded to the bailiffs of Bristol that they should ensure that the aforesaid levy on beer be granted to him, as aforesaid, and the king will allow the said 100 shillings in their farm. Witnessed as above.

Pro constabulario Bristoll' de prisa cervisie in Bristoll' — Rex concessit Willelmo de Futot, constabulario Bristoll', quamdiu regi placuerit, ad custodiam Alienore cognate regis, prisam cervisie in villa Bristoll'; pro qua respondere consueverit ad Scaccarium regis in firma sua de c s. Et mandatum ent ballivis Bristoll' quod predictam prisam cervisie ei habere faciant, sicut predictum est, et rex predictos c s. in firma sua eis faciei allocari Teste ut supra.

01 Nov 1229. Concerning the custody of the castles of Gloucester and Bristol and the county of Gloucester — The king, for the custody of the castles of Bristol and Gloucester and the county of Gloucester, which William de Putot will keep at his own expense, and for the provision of Alienore (age 45), the king's kinswoman, residing in the aforementioned castle of Bristol, and all others, both knights, servants, and others residing in the aforementioned castle of Bristol and the aforementioned castle of Gloucester, for whom he will provide all necessities except for ten foot soldiers residing in the aforementioned castle of Bristol, who shall be on the king's provision; the lord king has granted to the same William, for as long as it pleases him, the profit of the county of Gloucester and the income from his farm in Bristol, and sixty marks per year and the beer from the levy in Bristol, which is worth 100 shillings per year. And it is commanded to the barons of the Exchequer that they cause this to be done and enrolled. Witness the king at Merton, on the first day of November.

De custodia castrorum Glouc' el Bristoll' et comitatus Glouc' — Rex pro custodia castrorum Bristoll' et Glouc' et comitatus Giouc', que Willelmus de Putot custodiet ad custum suum, et pro exhibitione Alienore cognate regis morantis in predicto castro Bristoll', et omnium aliorum tam militum servientum quam aliorum morantium tam in predicto castro Bristoll' quam in predicto castro Glouc', quibus omnibus necessaria inveniet preterquam x servientibus peditibus morantibus in predicto castro Bristoll', qui erunt ad liberationes regis; concessit eidem Willelmo dominus rex, quamdiu ei placuerit, proficuum comitatus Glouc' et exitum bertone sue Bristoll' et sexaginta marcas per annum et cervisiam de prisa Bristoll', que valet per annum c. s. Et mandatum est baronibus de Scaccario quod sic fieri et irrotulari faciant. Teste rege apud Mereton', primo die Novembris.