possumus nec debemus. Vobis mandamus, Vobis mandamus, sub pena districcionis canonice firmiter injungentes, quatinus visitacioni hujusmodi ad presens omnino supersedeatis, donec de potestate vobis in hac parte concessa, si qua sit, nobis constiterit evidenter. Quo die istud mandatum nostrum receperitis, et quid ipsius pretextu faciendum duxeritis, reddatis nos cerciores per vestras patentes litteras, harum seriem continentes. MCCV. 12 kal. Dec. (Nov. 20), 1304. Letters dimissory S.V. fo. 80 for John de Gristhorpe and William de Retford, acolytes, Worksop. and Robert de Leverton, deacon, professed of the house of Wursop' (Worsop' in the margin). Kippax. MCCVI. 2 nonas Dec. (Dec. 4), 1304. Letters dimissory for Master Thomas de Malton, rector of Kypas, subdeacon, Roos. and for Master Robert de Corbrig', rector of Ros, subdeacon; and 7 kal. Jan. (Dec. 26, 1304), for Master John de Roderham, rector of a mediety of the church of Doncastre, subdeacon. Doncaste MCCVII. 13 kal. Feb. (Jan. 20), 1304-5. Licence to Sir Sandal. Thomas of Evreux (de Ebroicis), rector of Sandal, to study till the Nativity of St. John the Baptist (June 24). (Craven). in-Craven. MCCVIII. Idibus Aprilis (April 13), 1305. Licence to Marton Sir Hugh de Hertford, rector of Marton, to study till St. Peter ad vincula (Aug. 1), on 7 idus Nov. (Nov. 7), 1304, to BroughtonRichard of Beverley, rector of Broghton' in Craven, to study for a year; and 9 kal. Maii (April 23), 1305, to Baudewyn de Stonore, rector of a mediety of the church of Ketelwelle, to Kettlewell. study till St. Peter ad vincula. Basset. MCCIX. Kal. Maii (May 1), 1305. Letters dimissory for Thorpe [John de Middelton] the rector of Thorp Basset, subdeacon. MCCX. Eodem die. Venerabili in Christo patri domino Licence to decanus tonsure. Dei gracia, Jubilensi1 episcopo etc., salutem. Precibus dilecti nostri in Christo Rogeri Doyly, rectoris ecclesie de Bolton' Percy, Ebor. diocesis, nobis directis favorabiliter annuentes, ut pueri, ordinem affectantes milicie clericalis, per dictum dominum Rogerum paternitati vestre specialiter presentandi, ad primam tonsuram per vos eisdem sacras manus apponere volentes licite valeant promoveri, eo non obstante quod de dicta Ebor. diocesi oriundi existunt, liberam tibi tenore presencium concedimus facultatem, dum tamen aliud canonicum non obsistat. 1 Query Gabala, in the province of Syria Prima. give first S.V. fo. 8od. Licence to the bishop of Whithorn to MCCXI. 5 idus Junii (June 9), 1305. Letters dimissory for Roger de Kirkeby in Lonnesdale, deacon, for the priesthood; and for Nicholas de Orston, subdeacon, "ad titulum annui redditus quinque marcarum in villa de Skering," for the order of deacon; 5 idus Sept. (Sept. 9), for William de Averinges and Thomas son of Thomas de Cave, having the first tonsure, for all minor orders; 3 idus Dec. (Dec. 11), for Sir William Guyly, rector of Estwayt, subdeacon, for all orders; nonis Oct. (Oct. 7) for John de Camsale, acolyte, for all orders. MCCXII. 2 nonas Oct. (Oct. 6), 1305. Mandate to the deans of Retford and Notingham (announcing the confirmation by the bishop of Lincoln of the election of G. de K.,2 a canon of Lincoln, as dean), to allow the dean to administer in the churches of Leverton and Mammesfeld, appropriated to the church of Lincoln and annexed to the deanery. MCCXIII. 12 kal. Nov. (Oct. 21), 1305. Commissio ordain etc. facta episcopo Candide case. Venerabili in Christo patri, domino Thome, Dei gracia episcopo Candide case, decanus et capitulum etc., cum reverencia et honore debitis tanto patri, ut infra archidiaconatum Ebor.3 dum transitum facitis per eundem altaria dedicare, ecclesias et cimiteria reconciliare, ac eciam personis ordinem affectantibus milicie clericalis primam tonsuram conferre licite valeatis, liberam vobis tenore presencium concedimus facultatem. Valete. S.V. fo. 81. MCCXIV. 16 kal. Feb. (an. 17), 1305-6. Commission to Master Benedict de Halum and Simon de Cur[te] majori, canons of Southwell, and the dean of Notingham to receive the purgation of John Touk', clerk, in prison on a charge of homicide and theft in a secular court. Folios 81d., 82, 82d., blank. 1 Scarrington, in the parish of Orston, two miles north-east of Bingham. 2 Gocelin or Joscelin de Kirnington elected dean, Sept. 9, 1305, and installed 14 kal. Dec. (Nov. 18). He resigned the dignity, or rather was ejected by the pope, Oct. 22, 1306 (Le Neve's Fasti, ii, 31). 3 Referring apparently to some lost part of Newark's Register. |