super gracia ipsi magistro Gerardo facta de prebenda prefate ecclesie deputatus, prebendam eandem de Bekingham ipsi magistro Gerardo, virtute gracie hujusmodi de jure debita ac super ea se posse et debere auctoritate sibi commissa exequi pro eodem, et non nos, pro ipso magistro Reginaldo contendens, execuciones nonnullas super hoc in prejudicium dicti magistri Reginaldi et provisionis sue, ut certa relacione recepimus, jam direxit. Nos, itaque, cupientes contencionem super jurisdiccione seu potestate exequendi sic subortam canonico modo sopiri, vobis ad confortandum pro nobis vel cognoscendum, quatinus (sic) negocii natura requirit, cum predicto magistro Giffredo suisve collegis vel commissariis super contencione predicta, et ad eligendum pro nobis, quantum ad nos attinet, arbitros, si opus fuerit, pro concertacione hujusmodi sopienda; necnon ad faciendum ulterius quod consonum fuerit racioni, vices nostras cum cohercionis canonice potestate committimus, donec eas duxerimus revocandas. Quod, si non omnes hiis exequendis interfueritis, duo aut unus vestrum, alterius aut aliorum presencia seu absencie excusacione non expectata, ea nichilominus exequantur, aut eciam exequatur. Bene valete. 1147. 3 kal. Feb. (Jan. 30, 1292-3). Broddesworth.' Beverley. Notice of a visitation of the chapter of Beverley on Wednesday, the morrow of the feast of St. Matthias the Apostle (Feb. 25). (Beverley Chapter Act Book, ii, 171.) prebend. 1148. 6 idus Feb. (Feb. 8, 1292-3). Scroby. Oblation Givendale and assignation of the prebend of Gwyveldale at York, vacant by the death of Sir Guy (Guydo) de Boys, late canon of Lyons and York, to Sir Bartholomew de Ferentino, proctor of John, son of Sir Landulph de Columpna, canon of York. DE ANNO OCTAVO. 1149. 3 idus Feb. (Feb. 11, 1292-3). Thorpe by York. Beverley. Sir Aymo de Quarto, canon of Beverley, cited to appear at the coming visitation on Wednesday the morrow of St. Matthias (Feb. 25). (Beverley Chapter Act Book, ii, 171.) 3 kal. Marcii (Feb. 27, 1292-3). Beverley. Mandate to Fo. 106d. the chapter of Beverley to cite Sir Aymo to appear before the archb. in York Minster, on the next law day before Palm Sunday, to answer for not appearing at the visitation "licet quidam coram nobis comparens, proponeret verbotenus prefatum dominum Aymonem accessisse Londonias de licencia regis, pro negociis domini Otonis de Grandissono York. The Chapel. Beverley. Fo. 107. fees at Beverley. peragendis ibidem; super quo nullam probacionem exhibebat, nec eciam requisitus jurare curabat quod veritate sua excusacio nitebatur." (Ibid., ii, 172.) 2 kal. Marcii (Feb. 28, 1292-3). Beverley. Mandate to the chapter of Beverley to cite Sir William de Hamelton', precentor of Beverley, to appear in York Minster, on the next Law day after Passion Sunday (Dominicam in Passione Domini), to answer for not appearing at the Visitation. (Ibid., ii, 173.) II50. 2 kal. Maii (April 30, 1293). Totenhale. Mandate to the dean and chapter of York to induct Amadeus, son of Sir John de Sancto Johanne, into the prebend of Gyveldale, which the archb. had assigned to him by apostolic authority. Leave to Master John de Luca, canon of the chapel,1 to study from the morrow of the feast of St. William of York till Michaelmas (June 9-Sept. 29, 1293). 1151. 3 kal. Julii (June 29, 1293). Cawode. Mandate to the chapter of Beverley to replace 12li which they had divided amongst themselves, although this money should have been set apart for the daily distributions in accordance with the archb.'s ordinance about residence, and notwithstanding the objection of Robert of Pickering and Henry of Carlton, canons, who were present, and of Walter of Gloucester, a canon, who was absent (Beverley Chapter Act Book, ii, 173). 2 idus Julii (July 14, 1293). Cawode. Mandate to the same to take no notice of a decree, made in London by the dean of York with the assent of Master H. de Carleton', their proctor, on behalf of Sir Aymo de Quarto, as it was contrary to the archb.'s ordinance about residence (Ibid., ii, 174). Same day. Commission to the dean of Beverley and Purification Master William de Wellewyck' to inquire "de nominibus quorundam conspiratorum Beverlaci, qui, ne nisi certum modicum in purificacionibus mulierum et aliis casibus, in quibus, quoad oblaciones faciendas, devocio fidelium consuevit esse libera, oblacionis nomine fiat, decetero statuerunt, in manifestum prejudicium ecclesiastice libertatis." The Tenth. 1152. 19 kal. Sept. (Aug. 14, 1293). Lanum. Mandate to the chapter of Ripon to cite their canons and vicars to appear in the church of Boroughbridge (de Ponteburgi) on 'This looks as if John de Luca and the usual John de Luco or de Luca were different persons. Thursday after the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin (Sept. 10), 5 kal. Sept. (Aug. 28, 1293). Scroby. Similar notices to the chapter of Beverley to appear on Thursday after the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (Sept. 17); to the chapter of York on Thursday after Michaelmas (Oct. 1); and to the sacrist of the Chapel on Saturday after the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle (Sept. 26). (See no. 657.) Southwell, 1153. 8 idus Dec. (Dec. 6, 1293). Totenhale. Notice of Visitation of a visitation of the chapter of Southwell on Tuesday after the Epiphany (Jan. 12, 1293-4). To the The archb. at their his right to asserts his Kal. Jan. (Jan. 1, 1294-5). Otingdon'. Capitulo nostro Suwellensi. Mirabilia, ne dicamus inania, que scripsistis chapter. nobis, vehementem dant materiam admirandi, presertim, is astonished cum de jure communi quociens necesse fuerit, nobis nostros questioning liceat subditos visitare, ac privilegium, quod asseritis visit, and expiratum, nobis nostro perpetuo sit concessum, tempusque intention of a die presentacionis litterarum nostrarum ad convocandum doing so. vestros confratres, per certum nostrum nuncium vobis facte, habueritis satis diffusum; unde, certa et necessaria causa quam vobis in adventu exponemus urgente, apud vos omnes et singulos die et loco, aliis nostris quas vobis misimus insertis litteris, rejectis motivis vestris frivolis, ad salutem animarum vestrarum affectu paterno visitacionis intendimus officium exercere. Bene valete. DE ANNO NONO. Thirtieth. the chapter to defend St. Albans 1154. 4 nonas Marcii (March 4, 1293-4). York. Mandate The to the chapter of York to levy the arrears of the Thirtieth. 1155. 5 kal. Aprilis (March 28, 1294).1 Alwenton'. Mandate to Ut defendatur possessio magistri Reginaldi de sancto of Southwell Albano in prebenda de Bekingham sibi collata. Capitulo Master Suwellensi. Cum dilectus in in Christo filius, magister Reginald of Reginaldus de sancto Albano, vester concanonicus, pre- in his bendam de Bekingham in ecclesia Suwellensi auctoritate of the apostolica, nobis exequentibus, cum plenitudine juris Beckingham canonici fuerit canonice assecutus, cui magister Gerardus Master de Seseriaco, vester eciam concanonicus et prebendarius Gerard de at Alwinton on 5 idus Aprilis (April of Eaton, 9) (no. 1006), which may be the who is date intended. laying claim to it. 1This date seems wrong. The archb. was at Melling on March 21 (no. 1002), and at Kirkby-inKendal (nos. 1005, 1321). He was possession prebend of against Seseriaco, prebendary B Fo. 107d. Receipts for rent from de Eton', se opponens, ad judices in Anglia impetravit, tandem processu temporis a judicibus ipsis seu executoribus, et presertim a magistro Giffredo de Vezano, uno ex illis, ex parte magistri Reginaldi ex causis legitimis ad sedem apostolicam et ad tuicionem nostre curie Ebor. extitit appellatum ; cui appellacioni idem magister Giffredus detulit reverenter, ita quod totum negocium ad Romanam curiam devolvitur per delacionem hujusmodi et notificaciones super hoc factas debite, sicut per instrumenta pupplica ista liquent; ac nuper audivimus quod idem Gerardus, de jure suo et prosecucione ejusdem diffidens, ad factum temerarium convertere se intendit ut possessionem predicte prebende de Bekingham manu forti et hostiliter apprehendat. Nos, volentes prefatum Reginaldum, ipsius prebende canonicum legitime appellantem, quantum cum justicia possumus et debemus, in sua possessione protegere et tueri, devocioni vestre firmiter injungimus et mandamus quatinus non permittatis prefatum magistrum Gerardum, nec aliquem ejus nomine, stallum in choro, locum in capitulo, aut domos Suwellie aut Bekingham, ad ipsam pertinentes prebendam, ingredi, quin pocius eidem Gerardo et suis ingredi nitentibus modis quibus consuevit resistatis, ita quod per vestram negligenciam non turbetur vel alteretur status seu condicio aliqualiter possidentis. Et, ecce, scribimus ballivo nostro Suwellensi quod vobis ad requisicionem vestram assistat ad repellendum forsitan vim majorem. 1156. 5 idus Maii (May 11, 1294). Cawode. Commission to Master H. de Glovernia and Master R. de Lanum, clerks of the archb., to correct "omnia comperta in visitacione cleri et populi jurisdiccionis nostre et prebendarum ac commune Suwell' in rotulo hiis annexo contenta."2 11573 17 kal. Julii (June 15), 1294. Cawode. Receipt the prebend by the archb. to the dean and chapter of York for 12li 5s, for an annual rent of 70s, due from the abbot and convent of the B.M., York, prebendary of Fenton', as is alleged, for of Fenton. 1Nanciscatur interlined. 217 kal. Julii (June 15, 1294). Cawode. Commission to the archb.'s official and Master William de Blida, subdean of York, to proceed against certain persons who had been cited to appear before Sir H. de Glovernia in Southwell church on Monday after the feast of St. James the Apostle (July 26). The was 3Cf. no. 1115. Apparently the king had sequestrated the prebend from the rival claimants. prebendary of Givendale Amadeus de Sancto Johanne (no. 1150) his position appears to have resembled that of Francesco Gaetani, to whom Riccall seems to have been assigned in part-payment of a sum afterwards made up by his collation to Knaresborough. the time during which the prebend was in the king's hands, also for 35s for the same, due for the Whitsuntide term, when by the king's licence the prebend was in the archb.'s custody. This receipt is not to prejudice the rights of the prebendary of Gyveldale. 1158. 2 nonas Sept. (Sept. 4, 1294). Hundon'. Mandate Gascony. to the dean and chapter of York to send a proctor to Westminster on St. Matthew's day (Sept. 21) to treat with the king about help for the recovery of Gascony. The archb. to be informed about the proctor at Blithe on Monday before the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (Sept. 13) (See no. 426). 1159. 2 kal. Oct. (Sept. 30), 1294. Totenhale. Collation Holme and induction of Sir John de Berewyk',2 clk., to the prebend prebend. of Holme in York Minster, vacant by the resignation of Master Ralph de Ivingho. The prebend had already been offered to Master Bartholomew de Ferentino, proctor of Sir John, son (nati) of Sir Landulph de Columpna, who had not accepted, in the presence of several persons and of the dean of York, who had become surety (manucepit) in the archb.'s presence that the archdeacon of Richmond,3 proctor of the brother of the count of Burgundy, who had been provided to the said prebend, would by no means accept it. 1160. 15 kal. Dec. (Nov. 17), 1294. In manerio nostro de Burton' juxta Beverlacum. Ordinacio super ecclesia de 1Philip le Bel had seized Guienne and Gascony at the beginning of the year. Convocation was summoned to Westminster for Sept. 21, (no. 393.) "He was presented to a prebend in Osmotherley in 1292 (no. 1203); appointed guardian of Fountains abbey, then impoverished, June 1, 1291 (Cal. of Pat. Rolls (1281–1292), p. 431). He was co-executor, with bp. Burnell and Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, of the will of Eleanor of Castile (Ibid., p. 478). The archdeacon of Richmond at this time was Gerard de Wyppeyns (Vol. i, p. 344n). In 1289 he held in commendam the churches of Waddington, Lincs., and Greystoke, Cumberland, a canonry and prebend of York, and a canonry of Lichfield with expectation of a prebend (Cal. P.L., i, 507). Gerard de Wypens, presented in minor orders by Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, was |