July 1, Avignon
Appointment to that see, void by the resignation of Walter. He is consecrated by Berengarius, bishop of Tusculum. Concurrent letters to the chapter of Armagh, to the clergy and people of the diocese, to vassals of the church, and to the king. [Theiner, 183.] Oct. To Tido de Varesio. Surrogation, at the request of Amalvinus de Varesio, whose kinsman he is, of the canonry, chancellorship, and prebend of Salisbury, provision of which had been made to his kinsman, Pontius de Varesio. A question having arisen about the chancellorship and annexed prebend, an appeal was made to the pope, who appointed an auditor, but during the hearing of the case Pontius died. Tido has canonries and prebends in Lichfield and Beauvais, which he is allowed to retain. Concurrent mandate to the dean of Bordeaux and two others named.
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