July 1, Avignon
Mandate to inform themselves touching the collegiate church of Boseham, founded by the REGESTA, VOL. LXV. king's progenitors, and to which, as a royal chapel, the bishops of Exeter, as the king's chaplains, appointed prebendaries ; the bishop and archdeacon of Chichester objecting to this exemption from their jurisdiction, and interfering with the bishop of Exeter, the king prays that the churches of Boseham and Chudean, with their chapels, clergy, and people, may be declared royal free chapels, and exempted from the jurisdiction of the bishop and archdeacon of Chichester. The said cardinals are to report to the pope, who will make order in the matter. To Galhardus, cardinal of St. Lucy s in Silice. Indult to enjoy the fruits of his benefices, being non-resident, for five years; among these are the archdeaconries of Exeter and Lincoln. 7 To Arnald, cardinal of St. Prisca s. Faculty to receive from John Albini de Jargolio, chaplain and almoner of queen Isabella, his resignation of the churches of Alteracurte and Long Neuton, in the dioceses of Rheims and Durham, and to give the same to fit persons. To Bertrand, cardinal of St. Mary's in Aquiro.
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