July 1, Avignon

To the abbots of St. Edmunds and Waltham and the prior of Pontons, in the diocese of Dax. Mandate to assign to Walter de Maydenestan a benefice value 1201. he having had 5 CLEMENT V. 15 indu t without effect to receive a benefice in the gift of the of Canterbury, value not exceeding 100/. and this that he had dispensation to hold other benefices the value of 50/. by virtue of which he held the church of in the diocese of Hereford, value 20 marks, and has made to him of the next vacant prebend of York, and canon of Scotien, and has the chapel of Calannac, in the of Bordeaux. To Hugh, abbot of St. Albans. Faculty, for three years, to a subsidy from priors and others his subjects, according to means, to enable him to pay the debts of the monastery. To Walter Estinande. Dispensation to hold besides the of Kilkeyvan, in the diocese of Ferns, value 5/. one benefice, value 201. To Bego de Cavomonte, archdeacon of London. Absolution sentences of excommunication, suspension, and interdict by him, and from the guilt of simony, if he has comit, with dispensation to him to retain his benefices in To James Odaclith, of the diocese of Annadown, a Friar Absolution from the sentence of excommunication he have incurred by leaving his order and going to the house of St. James outside the walls of Wiirzburg, he was professed, and has remained for six years, with to betake himself to any Cistercian monastery he pleases. [Theiner, 182.] To Adam de Osgodeby. Extension of the dispensation to him to hold the churches of Wanyngdon, Haukeswelle, Gayrgrave, in the dioceses of Lincoln and York, together canonries and prebends of York, Wells, Borford, and in the dioceses of Hereford and Durham, provided total value did not exceed 100/, but as it hardly reaches he is now, at the request of Otho de Grandison, whose he is, allowed to hold one more benefice, and on resigning of the said churches to accept another in its place, the limit 100/. being preserved.