Fo. 36. of Bardney to the archb. Have only at Canter bury for the trial between me prior of Henricus de Bridlington' pro priore et conventu loci ejusdem, omolo[garunt et expressius approbarunt, renunciantes omnibus privilegiis, beneficiis, litteris impetratis et impetrandis, omnibus excepcionibus, cavillacionibus et cujuslibet juris remedio, quibus poterit nostra presens ordinacio] aliqualiter infirmari, et maxime illis litteris que appellantur eaque [de bonis in forma tam majori quam minori. Et, ne procuratoribus] parcium predictarum de submissione in nos per easdem partes facta, [aut de concessione dictarum travarum et confirmacione earundem] imposterum dubitetur, tenores omnium predictorum presentibus fecimus ann[otari]. Reverendo in Christo patri ac domino, H., Dei gracia The abbot Eboracensi archiepiscopo, Anglie primati, Robertus, ejusdem permissione abbas de Bardeneya, salutem tam debitam quam devotam tanto patri, obedienciam, reverenciam cum honore, Referente magistro Roberto, procuratore heard when nostro, recepimus quod vos in negocio submissionis inter dominum priorem de Bridelington ex parte una et nos ex that the day altera coram vobis inchoato, nobis in personam dicti of the case procuratoris nostri diem prefixistis, ut in crastino beate and the Marie Magdalene coram vobis, ubicumque tunc fueritis in Bridlington vestra diocesi, compareamus. Volentes, igitur, ut tenemur, July 23. If Vestris obtemperare mandatis, statim die Mercurii proxima ante festum translacionis beati Benedicti, in villa Cantuarie, dicto rumore intellecto, ob reverenciam vestram penes vos iter nostrum arripuimus et ad vos ea celeritate qua possumus festinamus. Quocirca dominacionem vestram reverendam sub vera humilitatis specie requirimus et rogamus quatinus si, casu fortuito prepediti, ad dictum diem satis tempestive non valeamus accedere, ipsum diem usque in secundum vel tercium diem sequentem continuare dignemini seu prorogare. Vos conservet Altissimus ad regimen ecclesie sue sancte sanos et incolumes per tempora longiora. is fixed for I am late please adjourn the case for two or three days. Fo. 36d. Fo. 9d. Dorso:-Domino H., Dei gracia Eboracensi archiepiscopo, Anglie primati. Per . . . abbatem de Bardeneya. 4 idus Maii (May 12), 1299. Bard[eney]. Submission of Robert, abbot of Bardeney, and the convent of the same, to the judgment of the archbishop in regard to the payment of thraves in the parish of Hundmanby and the excommunication of the rector; and the appointment of Master Robert de Holtham as their attorney, with a ratification of all that had been done in the matter by brother Richard de Askeby, a fellow monk, at Thorp on Saturday after the Invention of the Holy Cross (May 9) previous 7 kal. Junii (May 26), 1299. Bridlington. Appointment Fo. 10. by the prior and convent of Bridlington of Richard de Skefteling, a canon of their house, and Henry de Bridelington, clerk, as their proctors in the cause between them and the abbot and convent of Bardeney about the thraves of St. John of Beverley in the parish of Hundmanby and its chapels; and the ratification of the submission of the matter to the judgment of the archbishop, which was made on Saturday after the Invention of the Holy Cross, 1299. [Then follow some imperfect entries relating to this case, apparently referring to the adjournment of the case till the morrow of Ascension Day (May 29)]. Grant by Thomas, provost, and the canons of Beverley, with the assent of archb. Thurstin, to the canons of Bridlington of two sheaves or 2d from each plough in the parishes of Bridlington and Hunmanby. Interchange of prayers between the two churches.["Hii sunt testes, Robertus de Wyvilla, Henricus]1 de Beverlaco, Rand's de Macom, Hugo de Molscroft, Godefridus de [Ragenillethorp, Gilbertus de Ryceby, Gamellus filius Chetell"] (Beverley Chapter Act Book, ii., 289).2 Confirmation, addressed to the faithful of the Austriding, by Thurstin, the provost, and the canons of St. John of Beverley to the canons of St. Mary of Brid[lington] of the alms, belonging to the church of Beverley in the parishes of Brid[lington] and Hundmanby, namely, two thraves or 2d from each plough in each vill of the said parishes, as determined in the charters of either church from the time of provost Thomas (1108-1132). Witnesses, William, the dean of York, Simon, Ralph, Roger, canons of Beverley, Alvered the sacrist, [Hardulf, Richard de Verli, Hervey de Everle], Albert the butler (pincerna), Ivo, John de Melsa, Seer, William de Raganilthorp, Nigel [son of Kymon].3 Confirmation by T., administrator" of the church of York, of the agreement between the canons of Bridlington Burnby. Goods of Tuesday after the 63.2 17 kal. ( ment of Sir. W. Kernetby ( Keyingham. 66. Inqu North Cave. Decree after presentee a 67. 3 ka sequestrati month to 68.3 D etc. Ad mentum solicitudi sic duxin officium in locis tenente gravite vobis 15 no Master Brunne one yea Der grica Eboracensi archiepiscopo, abbatem de Bardeneya. May 22, 1299. Bard[eney]. Submission of Bardeney, and the convent of the same, to tent of the archbishop in regard to the payment of in the parish of Hundmanby and the excommunica t:n of the rector; and the appointment had been done in the matter by broth Fo. 11. Relaxation of interdict church. and Beverley for the interchange of prayers and other spiritual benefits (Ibid., p. 290). 2 (?) kal. Aug. (July 31), 1299. Cawode. Confirmation of the above by archb. Newark. ARCHIDIACONATUS NOTINGHAMIE DE ANNO H. 88. 2 idus Aug. (Aug. 12, 1297). Schelton'. Viro on Wilford venerabili, amico karissimo, magistro Symoni de Gaunt, archidiacono Oxoniensi, suus H., Eboracensis electus, salutem et ad beneplacita se paratum. Precibus vestris de interdicto vestre ecclesie de Wylford' relaxando et de retinendis ejusdem fructibus in sequestro, vivo (sic) vocis oraculo Londoniis nobis factis, annuimus et fecimus favorabiliter quod rogastis. Set quod scribitis ut tocius relaxato sequestro usque ad quintam retineatur, fieri non poterit absque culpa. Regales quidem cicius nobis et levius quam alteri culpam imponerent, et in talibus eciam penam infligere cogitarent, unde melius est ut, sicut pro ceteris bonis vestris factum est, fiat similiter et in istis. Valete. Sibthorpe. Teversall. Flintham. Blyth. 89. Idibus Aug. (13), 1297. Letters dimissory to Master Stephen de Kynardeley, clk., presented to the church of Sybethorpe, for minor orders and that of subdeacon. 90. Dec. (1297). Schelton. Commission to Master Hugh [de Meningthorpe], the archbishop's official, to try a case about the church of Tyversalt between William de Thorntoft, clerk, the presentee, and Thomas Barry, who was in possession.2 91. 17 kal. Aug. (July 16), 1297......by Neuwerk'. Licence to [Master Henry de Maunn Jesfeld, rector of Flintham, to study for one year.3 92. 1297. Commission to the official of York to try the cases between the vicar of Blida and the prior and convent "Sar' electo " crossed out. Simon of Ghent, canon of Salisbury and York, was elected bishop of Salisbury, June 2, 1297, and consecrated Aug. 4. His commendation to Wilford is dated May 13, 1268. (Giffard's Register, p. 88). 2Later on, near the bottom of this folio, an official of the chapel of the Blessed Mary and the Holy Angels was commissioned to try the On fo. 11d there is a similar commission, dated at Wylton', 3 nonas Dec. (Dec. 3), 1297, to case. Master Hugh de Meningthorpe, the commission to Master Ralph de Ponthop being revoked. Further commission on the same folio, dated in Feb., 1297-8, to Master William de Blida, subdean of York, and Master Ralph de Ponthou, canon of the chapel of the Blessed Mary and the Holy Angels, York. 3 Kal. Oct. (Oct. 1, 1299). Master Henry de Maunnesfeld, deacon, rector of Flyntham, had leave to study for one year (fo. 62). |