THE REGISTER OF ARCHBISHOP HENRY OF NEWARK ARCHIDIACONATUS ESTRIDINGIE DE ANNO H., Fo. 2. I. 4 idus Julii (July 12), 1297. Totenhale. Licence from Hunmanby. "Henricus, permissione divina Eboracensis electus," at the prayer (obtentu) of W., bishop of Ely,1 to the abbot of Bardeney to sell the coming autumn tithes of Hunmanby. the bishop of the relaxa Will. de 2. 19 kal. Sept. (Aug. 14, 1297). Eltham. Littera Prayer by domini Dunelmensis2 ad relaxandum sequestrum, in bonis Durham for domini Willelmi de Vescy interpositum. Et memorandum tion of the quod magister H., officialis, habet originale penes se ex sequestra tradicione domini. Predilecto et precordiali suo salutem goods of in intimis visceribus et amplexu. Affeccionem vestram Vescy. requirimus et rogamus quatinus sequestrum in bonis domini Willelmi de Vescy in vestra diocesi ad nostram et executorum domini Johannis de Vescy, fratris dicti domini Willelmi, instanciam nuper interpositum, relaxari, si placet, quam cicius faciatis; faciendo, tamen, per aliquem de vestris sufficientem securitatem de executoribus dicti domini Willelmi prius recipi ad respondendum executoribus prefati domini Johannis super sibi objiciendis, cum super hiis per eosdem fuerunt requisiti. Dominus vos conservet. Sub privato sigillo nostro. Folkton. 3. 12 kal. Nov. (Oct. 21), 1297. Mandate from the John of archb. to the archdeacon of the East Riding to make inquiry in the chapter of the deanery of Dykering about a benefice, belonging to the prior and convent of Newburgh (de Novo burgo), to which John de Folk'ton', a poor clerk, had been provided by the pope. 3 William de Luda or Louth, bishop of Ely, 1290-1298. He had been dean of St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, archdeacon of Durham, and canon of York and Beverley. 2Anthony Bek. See no. 16. No church in the deanery of Dickering is mentioned in Lawton as having belonged to Newburgh. Goodman ham. Buruby. to admit 4. 10 kal. Oct. (Sept. 22), 1297. Muskam. Testimonial from the archb. that William de Ford, clerk, ought to be admitted to a portion in the church of Godmundham on the presentation of [Roger de] Grimeston. 5. Kal. Dec. (Dec. 1, 1297). Wylton. Institution of [John] de Seleby, subdeacon, to the church of Brunneby on the presentation of Sir Edmund de Eyncourt, knt. He had licence to study. Mandate not 6. 3 nonas Dec. (Dec. 3, 1297). Wylton. Mandate to an unknown religious house not to admit any more inmates "ad habitum vel perhendinandum." fresh inmates. Goodman ham. Barmston. Burton Agnes. Hunmanby. Burythorpe. Fo. 2d. Etton. Wressell. 7. Idibus Jan. (Jan. 13), 1297-8. Cawode. Commission to try a case about a third part or portion of the church of Godmundham, in dispute between Thomas.. Hamelton' on the one part, and William de Ford, clk., presented by Roger de Grimeston', on the other. 8. II kal. Marcii (Feb. 19, 1297-8). Cawode. Mandate not to trouble the rector of Berneston for non-residence. 9. Letters dimissory for Thomas de Harpham, acolyte, an Oxford scholar, on the title of the prior and convent of St. Frideswyde's (Fresewyda), Oxford. IO. Institution and induction of........priest, to the vicarage of Burton Anneys on the pres. of the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York, "cum onere personalis residencie juxta formam constitucionis legati super hoc edite." II. .....l', 1297. Licence to the abbot of Bardeney to sell the tithes of the church and chapels of Hunmanby before being separated from the other nine parts. 12. 2 idus Aprilis (April 14), 1298. Institution and induction of........1 to the church of Berthorpe, on the pres. of the prior and convent of Kirkham. 13. 4 kal. Junii (May 29), 1298. Cawode. Institution and induction of Sir John de Arderne, priest, to the church of Etton on the pres. of Sir John Wake. May 27, 1298. York. Renunciation by Laurence de Etton of all right in the presentation to the church of Etton, vacant by the death of Henry de Chaddesdene. Sealed with the seal of the official of the court of York. 14. ......ij kal. Julii, anno 1, (Aug....., 1298). Licence to W. de Grendale, rector of Wresel, to study for two years. 'Probably Master John de Wodehous', who was appointed coadjutor to Sir Simon de Barneby, rector of Wheldrake, in 1304 (Reg. Corbridge, fo. 87). 15. Rob. of executor of Brun, ....Cawode. Littera finalis compoti per ali- Acquittal of quem redarguti de falso quo non probato imponitur per- Norfolk, petuum silencium querenti. Universis ad quorum noticiam Margaret pervenerit hec scriptura, Henricus, permissione divina charged with Eboracensis archiepiscopus, Anglie primas, salutem in forgery. amplexibus Salvatoris. Noverit universitas vestra quod, cum Robertus, dictus de Norfolk', de Scardeburgh, executor testamenti quondam Margar' Brun de eadem........ex officio nostro ad diem Lune, in vigilia beati Johannis baptiste (June 23), 1298, super administracione s........ compotum redditurus, Roberto de Brumbton', nostrum in hac parte officium promovente; idem Robertus de Norff' dicto die coram nobis........litteram officialis curie nostre Eboracensis sede vacante coram nobis exhibuit per quam apparebat ipsum super administracione........et de administracione hujusmodi absolutum fuisse. Et quia predictus Robertus de Brumbton predictum compotum c........ invenisse in bonis predicte testatricis quinquaginta duas libras in pecunia numerata eumque falsum vel s..... pro eo quod non onerat se nisi de triginta et una libris xvjs vjd de pecunia numerata inventa d........ Brumbton' sexdecim produxit testes, quibus juratis et diligenter examinatis eorumque ... .pupplicatis, compertum est quod ipse Robertus de Brumbton in sue probacionis intencione......sede vacante fidem adhibentes pleniorem, ipsum Robertum de Norff' ab ad.........absolutum, prefato Roberto de Brombton' super inquietacione ipsi Roberto........imponentes. In cujus rei testimonium sigillum nostrum presentibus est appensum. 16. 6 idus Julii, anno 1 (July 10, 1298). Relaxation, at Will. de the request of the bishop of Durham, of the sequestration in the goods of Sir William de Vescy deceased. "Memorandum quod originale est in parvo haneperio." Vescy. ham. 17. Same day. Thorpe. Collation, institution and induc- Goodmantion of Thomas de Grimeston, subdeacon, to the third part in the church of Godmundham, which had fallen to the archbishop's collation by lapse of time. 18. .Thorp near York. Mandate to the official Rowley to make inquiry about the church of Rouley, which was in dispute between Sir Nicholas de Suthbyry, chaplain, of...... and Alan de Thornton'.1 19. 15 kal. Julii, anno 1 (June 17, 1298). The abbots of Thorneton and Bardeney made their obedience to the 'Later on Robert of Beverley was presented (no. 362). Kilnsea Goodman. ham. Fo. 3. Southwell. archb. for the churches they held "in proprios usus " in the diocese. 20. 3 nonas Aug. (Aug. 3, 1298). Lanum. Institution and induction of Stephen de Holym, priest, to the vicarage of Kylnese on the pres. of the proctor of the abbot and convent of Aumale (Albemarlie). 21. 7 kal. Sept., anno 1 (Aug. 26, 1298). Thorp. Licence, at the request of Sir William de Hamelton, to the rector of Godmundham to study for two years. 22. ...... .1298. Dispensation for John Wisman of Hedon, acolyte, "[de soluto] genitus et soluta.” 23. 1298. Burton near Beverley. Obedience of brother Philip de B... .., master of the order of Sempingham, to the archb. in his chapel, for churches held in the diocese. Present, the priors of Lincoln and Watton........and Hugh de Menithorp, Sirs Roger de Mar, William de Sothill and John de Jakeley, also Master J........ton'. CAPITULA EBORACI, BEVERLACI, SUWELLIE ET 24. 1et pertinencium ipsius et inductum defendi, amoto ab eo quolibet illicito detentore, sibique stallum in choro, prebende dicte debitum, et locum in capitulo cum plenitudine juris canonici assignari. Verum quia de morte predicti magistri Pauli et mortis ejus tempus (sic) et vobis et nobis legitime constare oporteret ad hoc ut ad ipsam prebendam admitteretur, presertim cum in eadem ecclesia quedam alia prebenda, que fuit Georgii de Iporegia,2 jam diu vacaverit, quam, ut eidem Lamberto debitam, procuratoribus ejusdem offerri fecimus et testato sicque que istarum sibi debeatur sit incertum. Et quia quidam Willelmus nomine, omnino laicus, asserens se substitutum a Guidone Bardi predicto, dictum negocium prosequebatur, quod vos credimus ignorare, quem in possessionem predicte prebende et pertinencium ejusdem inducere et sibi stallum in choro et locum in capitulo assignare nobis inhonestum et omnino indecens videbatur, execucioni mandati vestri predicti supersedemus ad presens, donec cerciorati fuerimus plenius de premissis, et ydoneus venerit procurator, in cujus persona que de jure fieri debeant honeste poterunt adimpleri; 'Beginning of this document has been lost. See no. 60. expressius protestantes nos 2See nos. 29, 60. George de Solerio of Ivrea (Iporegia) was a canon of Southwell (vol. i, 378). velle, ut tenemur, mandatis apostolicis reverenter in singulis obedire. Valeatis. Dat. apud Scroby x kal. Junii (May 23, 1298). 25. Idibus Junii (June 13), 1298. Thorp. Admission by Ripon. H., elect of York, to a prebend at Rypon, of John, “natus nobilis viri Brante Saraceni de Urbe," in the person of Master Andrew de Mangecapra, his proctor. CAPITULA EBORACI, BEVERLACI, SUWELLIE ET 26. 14 kal. Julii (June 18), 1298. Thorpe. Collation of Southwell. William de Newerch, clk., to the prebend of North-Muscham in the church of Suwelle. Mandate to install. Weighton York. 27. II kal. Aug., feast of St. Mary Magdalen (July 22), Prebends of 1298. Scroby. Collation, in the presence of Master H. de and Holme, Menithorpe, and Sir J. de Luke, and Sir Roger de Mar, of Master W. de Pik[ering],1 archdeacon [of Nottingham], to the prebend of Wichton, vacant by the archb.'s consecration, and of Master Robert de Pik[ering], professor of Civil Law, to the prebend of Holm, both in the church of York. Mandate to install. 28. 26 kal. Aug. (July 27), 1298. Lanum. Collation of Bilton Sir Philip de Wylughby, dean of Lincoln, to the prebend of Prebend, Bylton in the church of York. Mandate to install. York. 29. 5 idus Aug. (Aug. 9, 1298). Schelton. Admission of Southwell. Lambert, son of Niger Cambius of Florence, to the prebend at Southwell which had belonged to Paulus4 Dentauite. 30. 5 nonas Oct. (Oct. 3), 1298. Cawode. Mandatum 1According to the Yorkshire Assize Roll for 21 Edward i (no. 1087). m. 9, Pickering was also rector of Scorbrough (Scoureburgh). It would appear from a thirteenth century charter in the Dodsworth MSS. (xcv, 66), that paternally William of Pickering was a Bruce. The deed in question is a grant by John, son of William de Craven in Midleton, to Master William de Pikering, son of Adam le Brus of the same, of two bovates of land in the territory of the vill of Midleton juxta Pikering. Witnesses, William Malecake, knt., Thomas de Ebreston, Roger de Wrelton, Bernard de Berch, William son of Thomas, Eustace de Pert, Eudo de Aslakeby. In the same place is a grant by Maud, widow of Adam le Bruys of Cui nec He was N |