July 1, Avignon

To the same. Ratifying, with exemplification, the privilege granted to them by Innocent IV. dated Lyons, 2 Id. Sept. 1245, which has been consumed by age. Their possessions named therein are the churches of St. Mary in Armagh, and q Drumhint, with lands of Ratholy, Cremdruim, Karmigait, the ' church of St. Mary Fachgigeni, that of Killreda with lands of Magnegraim, Tirculam, three fisheries at Bann, the church of Kanmisceidel, the towns of Corrumim, Drumslessa, Iwardeclaveil, Tirinrigathan, Crosleth, Cladiach, Grien, Soffad, Baleomauran, Curriach, and Magfotirin, two mills at Ardin with their burgages and fisheries, three burgages at Ardin, Lisillena, Lismecgillamicheil, Lismetmolchichi, Telachloste, Tirmelacrarith, Druminachadnibti, Cleinnegappul, Toumachivellaim, Balemel- : saim, Achadinnoir, Thelathosaran, Cnocingten, Adrumarga, Achadmochta, Inisilluchurban, Achradrathin, Drumluinchini, Vennaulad, and Drumgo, Vigalta, Maglemchilli, the tithe of the lordship of Ohanloin of Magtana, and the tithes of the land called Tulachog, with meadows, vineyards, lands, &c, and other privileges and immunities. 7 JOHN XXII. 227 To the master, priors, castellan, and preceptors of the Hospitallers. Concession to sell or let one of two houses they may have in any city, castle, or town of the realm, keeping that which is most useful to the order.