July 1, Avignon

Mandate to warn Robert de Giseburn, prior, and the convent of Wederhale, in the diocese of Carlisle, who have been allowed to contract a loan up to the amount of 2000 florins, and have borrowed from a firm of Florentine merchants a sum of 100 marks, to repay the same, their proctor, Master William de Cletern, rector of Henigton, in the diocese of Salisbury, having resigned that office. To John, eldest son of Arthur, duke of Brittany. He is deputed, subject to his uncle s consent, to take the place of his father in setting out for the Holy Land. John, duke of Brittany, John's grandfather, left a sum of money to be spent by his sons Arthur and Jobn on the crusade, but Arthur is now feeble, and also hindered by business of king Edward. To John de Pinibus, sacristan of St. Michael's, La Reole (de Regula), in the diocese of Bazas. Indult to enjoy the fruits of his benefices, namely, a canonry and prebend of Southwell, and the church of Drimerston, in the diocese of Worcester, for three years, being non-resident. Concurrent mandate to the archdeacon of Bazas and two others named. To Henry, son of Imber Delphinus, of Vienne. Provision of the archdeaconry of Worcester, void by the death of Francis, cardinal of St. Lucy s. Concurrent mandate to the bishop of Grenoble and two _ others named, 7 CLEMENT V. 95. To cardinal Peter de Colonna. Faculty to give the precentorship, canonry, and prebend of Lichfield, void by the death of his brother Oddo, papal notary, as also other benefices in France, and the churches of Stepelmordon and Holy Trinity, Scelendon, in the dioceses of Ely and Worcester, to fit persons, and to induct and defend the same in possession thereof. To William, archbishop of York. Indult to have his cross carried before him, when he has occasion to pass through the province of Canterbury, without let or hindrance from the officials of that see, and without prejudice to the rights of either archbishop in this matter.