July 17, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Hants. Westminster. 10 March Edward III. [1344.] By the king and council. Inquisition : Winchester. . . . after the quinzaine of Easter. John le Chaloner of Dorchestre and William Styhangre of Basynge were into the vicarage of Wymerynge in the patronage of the priory of by authority of Apostolic bulls after the quinzaine of Easter Edward III contrary to the ordinance of parliament, viz. the said John a canon of St. Paul's, London, and the said William by Walter de Billesdene, of Winchester ; Nicholas de Audele was likewise inducted by the said into the church of Ovyntone in the patronage of the bishop of Winchester ; Thomas de Stoke into the same church by Roger de Scoles, notary public ; son of Nicholas Baron by the said dean into the vicarage of Porcestre the patronage of the priory of Suthewyke ; and William de Foghelertone the said dean into the vicarage of St. Bartholomew in the patronage of the of Hyde by Winchester. Sir John de Strethampton after the prohibition of parliament brought in his name against the abbess of St. Mary's Winchester, and caused instruments to be made under the sign of a notary, viz. Roger de Scoles, fixed them on the door of the priory of St. Swithun, Winchester, and in that city. C. Ing. Misc. File 151. (21.) 1899.