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July 1, Avignon

Licence to retain the same ; he is to give five marks to the poor within two years. To William de Estanayaco, archdeacon of Lincoln, Indult, at the request of Otto de Grandison, whose nephew he is, to visit his archdeaconry by deputy for three years. Concurrent mandate to John de Ditton, canon of London, and two others named. l'o Simon de Farham. He is rector of Waltham, in the diocese of Winchester, and had a dispensation to hold another benefice, under pretext of which he accepted the dignity of St. Mary's, Southampton. Dispensation to retain the same, and accept another benefice of the value of 40 marks. To Walter de London, successively rector of St. Vedast s, London, value 10 marks, and of Herewelle, in the diocese of Salisbury. Dispensation to retain the same. To Peter de Brixia, successively rector of Springthorp, value 12 marks, and of Chevening, value 25 marks, in the dioceses of Lincoln and Rochester. Dispensation to retain the same, and, on resigning either of them, to accept another, notwithstanding that he has the church of St. Mary, Garda, in the diocese of Verona. To Master Robert de Wrche, rector of Upper Sloestre (Slaughter), in the diocese of Worcester, and subdean of Salisbury, with the church of Caundelhaddune, value 200. Dispensation to retain the same. To Richard de Hagheman, rector of Wyndon [Swindon], in the diocese of Salisbury, value 20 marks, which he, being engaged in his studies, has held without being ordained priest.

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