July 1, Avignon
To the same. Indult to retain the above rectory for three years, without being ordained priest, he being a subdeacon. Oct. To Robert de Rihston. He was successively rector of [Little] Vienne. Warlee septem molarum, and Braycewell, in the dioceses of London and York, and canon and prebendary of St. Mary and the Angels, York, and on resigning Braycewell, about which he had a suit, obtained Adele, and on resigning Warlee, obtained the church of All Saints, Rihston, in the diocese of Lincoln, the value of the benefices held together being 40 marks, Dispensation to retain the same, and to accept another benefice, value 12,marks. Oct. To Thomas de Stapeldon, successively rector of Bishop's Tyngton, in the diocese of Exeter, value 207. canon and prebendary of Boseham, in that of Chichester, and rector of Exminster, value 187. Dispensation to retain the same, and, on resigning either of the churches, to accept another, To Thomas de Ciarleton, rector of Randes, in the diocese Lincoln, value 40/7. and canon and prebendary of St. Mary Magdalen, Brugg, in the diocese of Coventry. Dispensation to ; accept two other benefices, value 100 marks. Oct. To John de Devery, successively rector of Bokenhale, in the diocese of Lincoln, and of Duddinghurse, in that of London, value 28 marks, Dispensation to retain the same. Oct. To Henry de Groffhurster, rector of Horton, in the diocese of _ Rochester, value 20/. Dispensation to accept an additional benefice, value 182. To the archdeacon of Winchester. Faculty, at the request of Simon Filippi, of Florence, to appoint fit persons to benefices, not in England, void by the resignation of the said Simon. To William de Ros. Provision of the rectory of Hese, in the diocese of London, void by the death of Guy de Vichio, value 254, notwithstanding that he expects a benefice in the gift of the Cluniae prior and convent of Wenlok. 6 CLEMENT V. 91 Concurrent mandate to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, abbot of St. Albans, and Master Bernard Roiardi, archdeacon Saintes. To Robert de Putteworth. He is already dispensed on of illegitimacy, so as to be ordained and hold a benefice, successively perpetual vicar of Brithelmeston, and of which last he resigned, and of St. George's, Duneghton, the diocese of Chichester, value 20/. Dispensation to retain same, - To Robert de Lareyre, sub-deacon, rector of Winston, in diocese of Durham, value 16/., which he held for seven while engaged in his studies without being ordained priest. to retain the same. To Master Adam Carbonel. He is already dispensed on of illegitimacy, so as to be ordained and hold a and successively rector of Honibur, and canon and of Hereford, which last he resigned. Dispensation accept another benefice, value 201. To Master Walter de Pikering, rector of Irstede, in the of Norwich, value 12 marks, which he has held for years without being ordained priest. Dispensation to the same, and accept another benefice, value 40 marks. To Thomas de Sonnebiri. He was successively rector of Espes, in the diocese of Norwich, value 12/. and Suthremokedy, in that of St. Andrews, value 417. 14s, 8d. in the wars, which last church he was unable to unless in company with the English army. to retain the same. To Master Henry de Lucebi. He is rector of Waldeneuton Wollouer, in the dioceses of Lincoln and Durham, and has dispensed so as to retain these and accept another benefice 50 marks. Dispensation, on resigning one of these, to accept another, value 40 marks, To John son of John Cumberleng of Eynesford, in the of Canterbury, the son of a priest. Dispensation, at the request of cardinal James de Colonna, whose clerk he is, to be ordained and hold a benefice, To Robert de Benetlghe, called Grul He is already dispensed on account of illegitimacy, so as to be ordained and hold a benefice, and successively rector of Slindon, Sundrershe, and Bidindenne, in the dioceses of Chichester, Rochester, and Canterbury, and, on resigning the last, obtained that of Godmeresham. Dispensation to retain the same. REGESTA, VOL. LVIII. Oct. To Geoffrey de Brampton. He is already dispensed on account of illegitimacy, so as to be ordained and hold a benefice, and was then rector of Mocking, value 22 marks, and by another dispensation rector of Moneketon, value 50 marks, in the dioceses of London and Canterbury, he nof residing in Mocking. Dispensation, on resigning the same, to accept two other benefices, value 28 marks, To Roland, archbishop elect of Armagh, a Friar Preacher.
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- Adam Carbonell 10 other appearances →
- Geoffrey de Brampton 19 other appearances →
- Guy de Vichio 4 other appearances →
- Henry de Groffhurster 2 other appearances →
- Henry de Lucebi 3 other appearances →
- Henry de Luceby 12 other appearances →
- James de Colonna 17 other appearances →
- John Devery 41 other appearances →
- Robert de Benetlghe 2 other appearances →
- Robert de Lareyre 2 other appearances →
- Robert de Putteworth 2 other appearances →
- Robert de Rihston 2 other appearances →
- Simon Filippi 2 other appearances →
- Thomas de Ciarleton 2 other appearances →
- Thomas de Sonnebiri 2 other appearances →
- Thomas de Stapelton 69 other appearances →
- Walter de Pikering 3 other appearances →
- William de Ros 1925 other appearances →
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