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To the same. Faculty to be consecrated by any catholic or bishop, assisted by two or three others; the is to receive and transmit his oath of fealty to the and the Roman church, [Theiner, 187.] To Bertrand de Fargiis, archdeacon of the Estriding. Indult visit his archdeaconry by deputy for three years, and receive Concurrent mandate to the dean and the archdeacon of York another named. REGESTA, VOL. LX. Jan. To John de Hothum. He was successively rector of Merkesbiri, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, canon, prebendary, and archdeacon of Glendalough, in the church of Dublin, from which during five years he received 69/. afterwards rector of Laurenni, and, on resigning Merkesbiri, of Kenneth, about which he has a suit under appeal; then rector of Radon, Boulay, Kirkeby in Aschefeld, and Cottingham, in the dioceses of St. Davids, Dublin, Ossory, and York; canon also and prebendary of Leighlin, Cashel, Emly, Waterford, Kildare, York, and St John's, Chester, he having a suit about the canonry and prebend of York. He has declared himself ready to resign within a year, the archdeaconry, the canonries, and prebends of Waterford and Kildare, and the church of Kenneth. The proceeds of the other benefices amount to 2401, Dispensation, at the king's request, in whose service he is, to retain the same. To Thomas called de Sancto Albano. He was dispensed as the son of a subdeacon, and became rector of Little Laufare, in the diocese of London. Dispensation to hold also the rectory of Misterton, in the diocese of York, the value of these being 35/. as well as a canonry and prebend of Southwell, and on resigning one of the churches to accept another. To William de Melton. He, by divers papal dispensations has held the rectories of Hornese, Lithe, and Fakenham, in the dioceses of York and Norwich, canonries also and prebends of Lincoln, Dublin, York, Beverley, and Southwell, and the provostship of Beverley ; and afterwards the rectory of Spoford, in the diocese of York, and on resigning two of the said benefices, has been dispensed so as to hold the rest; and has since obtained the rectory of Brigham, in the diocese of York, and a canonry and prebend of Dublin, which he has resigned, and the deanery of St. Martin's le Grand, London. There having been defects and errors in the said dispensations, he is now dispensed so as to retain the said benefices, and on resigning one of them to accept another. To Master Robert de Pykering, professor of civil law. Faculty, now that he has obtained the deanery of York, to resign the archdeaconry of Northumberland, and to place in it a fit person of his choice, whom he is to induct and defend in possession of the same. April. To William de Brutallis, nephew of Amaneuus de Lebreto. Provision, at his uncle s request, of the rectory of Itham, in the diocese of Canterbury, which he has held for three years, without being ordained priest, and without papal dispensation, the fruits received being remitted to him. 8 CLEMENT V. 111 To Philip de Turvile, rector of Westwelles, in the diocese of value 40/. Dispensation to accept another benefice, 60/. and to hold both, together with his canonries and of Lichfield and St. Davids. To John Lenceston, deacon. He is already dispensed on of illegitimacy, and was rector of Lawictaton, which he and of Lanvieth, in the diocese of Exeter, value 8/. to retain the same. To John Rogkis. He is rector of Selewarthy, value 6s. Sd. and of Lucumbe, value 8/. in the diocese of Bath Wells. Dispensation to retain the same. To Richard, abbot of St. Edmunds.