illi de secunda parte die Veneris proximo subsequente (June 26) ibidem, sufficienter et legitime coram nobis vel commissariis nostris uno vel pluribus tempestive compareant, etc., in forma communi. 8 idus Junii (June 6, 1304). Cawode. Mandate to the Fo. 87d. dean of Bulmer to cite Sir Thomas de Warthille and others Bulmer, of his deanery to appear in Esingwald church, the first part on Tuesday, the morrow of St. Peter and St. Paul (June 30), and the second part on the Wednesday following, to answer the "comperta " in the visitation. land and 5 idus Junii (June 9). Cawode. Mandate to the dean of Cliveland and Whitebystrand to cite the rector of Welle- and Clevebergh and others of his deanery to appear in Stokesley church, Whitby the first part on Friday after St. Peter and St. Paul (July 3), the second part on Saturday following, and the third part in Whiteby church on Monday in the octave of the same feast (July 6). CCCXC. 2 idus Junii (June 12), 1304. Cawode. Commission to Master Adam de Hedon, "in ecclesia nostra Ebor. personatum habenti et officialis nostri Eboracensis commissario generali" to inquire into the objections raised by the prior and convent of Giseburne to presenting Stephen "dictus del Clottes," a poor clerk, to a benefice in their gift to which he had been provided by pope Benedict xi. Idibus Junii (June 13), 1304. Cawode. Commission to Master Robert de Ripplingham, chancellor of the church of York, and Master William de Pikering, archdeacon of Nottingham, to make a similar inquiry about the prior and convent of Malton and Richard de Eryum on Teys,1 a poor clerk. to correct the arch CCCXCI. 16 kal. Julii (June 16), 1304. Cawode. Com- Commissions mission to Master William de Wirkesale and Master William comperta in de Jarewelle, the archbishop's clerks, and to Sir John de deaconry of Leysingby, rector of Lofthous, to correct the "comperta in the second visitation of the archdeaconry of Cliveland made by the archbishop. " Cleveland, Keldholme Similar commission to Master William de Wirkesale to Marton, and correct the "comperta " in the second visitation of the house priories. of Marton and in the visitation of the house of Keldholm. 15 kal. Julii (June 17), 1304. Ouston. Commission to the archb.'s official at York and Sir William de Jafford "ad 1 Robert Ricardi' de Eryum super Tays (Eryholme - on - Tees) made a similar claim against the priory of Lenton at this time (no. Fo. 90. The archb. to his Master Adam de presented Henry of vacant by Otho de corrigendum comperta tam de secretis articulis quam de majoribus officiali reservatis in archidiaconatu Clivelandie." CCCXCII. Kal. Julii (July 1), 1304. Thorp. Commission to Master Peter de Ros, the precentor, and Master William de Pikering, archdeacon of Nottingham, to inquire into the objections raised by the prior and convent of Newburgh against presenting John Abraham of Malton, a poor clerk, to a benefice in their gift to which he had been provided by pope Benedict xi. CCCXCIII. 4 nonas Julii (July 4), 1304. Drax. Letters dimissory to Master John Gouwer, clerk, "ad titulum patrimonii tui in Stitlum de quo reputas te contentum," to be ordained by any cismontane Catholic bishop. CCCXCIV. 116 kal. Aug. (July 17), 1304. Lanum. Officiali official and nostro Ebor. et magistro Ade de Hedon'. Cum dominus E., Dei gracia rex Anglie, etc., Henricum de Appelby clericum2 ad ecclesiam de Tyverington', nostre diocesis, vacantem et The king has ad suam presentacionem spectantem ut dicitur, nobis presentaverit, litteris inquisicionis dicto clerico per nos ut est Terrington, moris concessis, factaque diligenti inquisicione ad mandatum the death of nostrum super vacacione ecclesie antedicte, per quam inChavent; or venimus quod dicta ecclesia vacat per mortem Othonis3 de if alive by Chauent', quondam rectoris ejusdem, ut creditur, et quod, si superstes esset, ipso jure vacat per ultimam admissionem ecclesie matrici de Hauehunt, Wyntoniensis diocesis, prout dicta inquisicio commemorat magis plene; vosque officialis ex officio vestro ut intelleximus vocari feceritis dictum Othonem alias coram vobis ad ostendendum litteras into show his stitucionis sue et ordinum suorum de quibus in nostro seu predecessorum nostrorum registris quod sciatur aliqualiter non apparet, qui juxta formam vocacionis vestre nichil omnino exhibuit ut dicitur coram vobis. Nos, de vestra his holding another benefice. He has been cited orders, but has not done so. 1 On fo. 88 is a draft copy of this document. 2 Nov. 26, 1304. Henry de Appelby, parson of the church of Tyverinton, going to the court of Rome with Master William de Grenefeld, archbishop elect of York, had letters of protection for one year (C.P.R., 1301-7, p. 305). 17 kal. Oct. (Sept. 15), 1304. Lanum. He had letters dimissory to be ordained subdeacon on Saturday in Ember days in September by any English bishop (fo. 90). Otonis on fo. 88. Havant, Hants. Dec. 13, 1289. Indult by Nicholas IV, at the request of Odo de Grandison, to Otto de Chauvent, to hold the deanery of Seliriac, dioc. Geneva, and also the churches of Haffhunte, dioc. Winton, and Tuwrinten, dioc. York, which he had held for many years without papal dispensation. Remission of fruits received, and licence of non-residence for five years, cure of souls not to be neglected (C.P.L., i, 508). 5 Otonem on fo. 88. inquiries in circumspecta industria plenius confidentes, perpendentes eciam non modicum iminere periculum animabus ex vacacione diutina ecclesie memorate, vobis conjunctim et divisim Make full cum potestate cohercionis canonice vices nostras committi- this matter mus et mandamus quatinus, rimatis presentacione, inquisicione, actisque et processibus in hujusmodi negocio coram vobis, officialis, alias ut premittitur habitis, diligenter examinatis et scrutatis, vocatis qui fuerint evocandi, super premissis quod justum fuerit cum celeritate debita pronuncietis, decernatis, declaretis et eciam statuatis. Valete. been Eodem die et loco. Cardinalis,1 die confeccionis presen- Fo. 89. cium ad nos declinans personaliter apud Lanum, nos cum To the same. instancia iterum requisivit pro Henrico de Appilby, ad The cardinal ecclesiam de Tyverington' presentato, ut ipsius accelerari pressing us negocium juberemus; petens inter cetera quod saltem the business commissionem nostram vobis mitteremus sub forma quadam Appleby and [ex parte dicti Henrici]2 exhibita coram nobis. Et licet sibi a commis to hasten of Henry of to send you sion in a responderimus quod quedam in ipsa relata nos latent, nec certain scimus aliquid de processu habito coram vobis, et quod form. nollemus aliud quam verum asserere in scribendo, ipsius tamen devictus instancia, sub forma coram nobis perlecta, de qua Radulphus de Munkegate, vallettus domini Radulphi de Stokes, asseruit vos esse contentos et vos eam audisse alias et vidisse, eandem commissionem [p. . cis additis] vobis et magistro Ade de Hedon' directam, per dictum Radulphum mittimus sigillo nostro inclusam, qua, si rimatis processibus et actis habitis coram vobis, justa et racionabilia We send you apparuerint et contenta in ipsa veritati non obvientur, with which utamini, et non aliter, prout justicie videritis convenire; se if alioquin nobis talis mittatur per vos commissionis forma approved. quam videritis fore justam, et hec [modo missa] nobis sub vestro remittatur sigillo. Valete. one here 7 idibus Aug. (Aug. 7), 1304. Lanum. Commission to Fo. 90. the official at York to admit Henry de Appilby, clerk, to the church of Tyverington, on the pres. of the king, by reason of the wardship of the land and heir of Anketin Salvayn.3 Memorandum quod littera pronunciacionis sive sentencie late super vacacione dicte ecclesie de Tyverington' per magistrum Adam de Hedon' commissarium reponitur in mediocri hanaperio infra cistam croceam. 66 1 Walter de Winterburn, cardinal priest of Sta. Sabina (no. 51). 2 Words in brackets interlined. The date of the presentation is Feb. 8, 1304 (C.P.R., 1301-7, p. 210). Confirma tion of the church of CCCXCV. 3 idus Aug. (Aug. 11, 1304). Lanum. Noverint universi quod nos Thomas, Dei gracia, etc., anno gracie 1304 to Yeding et pontificatus nostri quinto, in archidiaconatu Clivelandie ham priory. visitacionis officium excercentes, inquisicione habita diligenti Sinnington Fo. 91. Scarborough. Sequestra tor. comperimus quod dilecte filie, priorissa et conventus de Yedyngham, nostre diocesis, ecclesiam de Syvelington', ejusdem diocesis, ex dono et concessione domini Rogeri de Clier,1 olim patroni ejusdem, a tempore cujus memoria non existit, in usus proprios pacifice possiderunt et possident eciam in presenti. Nos itaque donum et concessionem hujusmodi piis visceribus acceptantes, ea paternis affectibus approbamus, ratificamus et ipsam ecclesiam cum suis juribus et pertinenciis omnibus auctoritate pontificali pro nobis et successoribus nostris eisdem monialibus in perpetuum confirmamus. In cujus rei, etc. CCCXCVI. 5 kal. Sept. (Aug. 28), 1304. Lanum. Dispensation "super defectu natalium" of Geoffrey [son] of the late Michael, lord of Uppesale, "de soluto genitus et soluta," under letters from pope Benedict xi, dated at the Lateran, 15 kal. Aprilis, first year (March 18, 1303-4). DE ARCHIDIACONATU ESTRIDINGIE. CCCXCVII. 3 idus Maii (May 13), 1300. Clarebourgh. Dispensation for James, monk of the Cistercian order, warden (custos) of the church of Skarthbourgh, for making a contribution to the tallages and collections (talliarum et collectarum) paid to the king contrary to the new constitution of pope Boniface viii, under authority of a letter from Matthew, bishop of Porto and St. Ruffina, dated at the Lateran, 15 kal. Aprilis, 6 Boniface viii (March 18, 1299-1300).2 CCCXCVIII. 14 kal. Junii (May 19), 1300. Lanum. Appointment of Sir John de Lesingby, rector of Lofthous, as archb.'s sequestrator in the archdeaconries of the East Riding and Cliveland. CCCXCIX. 4 idus Julii (July 12), 1300. Letters dimissory for Robert de Hedon, deacon, to be ordained priest by 1 Clera is the correct form. See Guisborough Chart. (Surt. Soc., 89), ii, 304n. Roger son of Ralph de Clere confirmed to Yedingham priory, amongst other gifts, the gift by Roger de Clere of the church of All Saints, Syvelington, and four bovates of land (Dugdale's Mon. Angl., iv, 275). 210 kal. Junii (May 23), 1300. Lanum. A similar dispensation for the abbot of Meaux (Melsa). See no. 54. prayer of the dimissory to Hedon, convent had bound to 5 marks a any English bishop, "ad titulum religiosorum virorum, Grant at the abbatis et conventus de Melsa." Titulus v marcarum pro abbot of eodem. Venerabili in Christo patri ac domino, domino letters Thome, Dei gracia, etc., sui humiles et devoti abbas et con- Rob. of ventus de Melsa, tanto patri tam debitam quam devotam deacon, to salutem in Domino genuflexam. In vestram noticiam whom the tenore presencium pervenire volumus specialem quod become Roberto de Hedon', diacono, quoad vixerit, quinque marcas pay annue pensionis dudum concessimus de nostra gracia speciali, year. ad quarum solucionem eidem Roberto annuatim in festo sancti Michaelis in nostro monasterio fideliter faciendam quodam scripto obligatorio nos et monasterium nostrum astrinximus, sigillo nostro communi roborato; et adhuc ex habundanti ad illud idem faciendum nos et monasterium nostrum tenore presencium specialiter obligamus modo et forma superius memoratis. Quapropter paternitatem vestram reverendam confidencius obsecramus quatinus dicto Roberto litteras dimissorias ad ordinem sacerdotalem nostro periculo concedere dignemini sub titulo prenotato. Diu et feliciter vos conservet Altissimus ad regimen ecclesie sue sancte. Dat. in monasterio de Melsa, vij idus Julii (July 9), anno gracie m°ccco. CCCC. 6 kal. Aug. (July 27), 1300. Thorp. Commis- Rowley. sion to Master William de Pykering, archdeacon of Nottingham, to try the case about the church of Roweley (Rouley in the margin) between Robert of Beverley, clerk, the presentee, and Sir Alan de Thorneton, styling himself rector.1 Master Will. rector of to inquire vicar of Percy, who was CCCCI. Nonis Augusti (Aug. 5, 1300). Wilton'. Magis- Mandate to tro Willelmo de Wirkesale, rectori ecclesie de Heselarton'. of Worsall, Fidedignorum testimonio accepimus perhibente quod, cum Heslerton, vicarius de Wharrum jam langueat in extremis et vix ali- about the quatenus sufficiat sibi ipsi, nonnulli tamen ipsius bona Wharram diversimode dissipant et consumunt, quorum aliqui, se ipsius executores dicentes, liberam administracionem in bonis very ill and ejusdem adhuc viventis excercent, habentes testamentum being ipsius in sua custodia pariter et sigillum non sine nota suspicionis in casu hujusmodi si sit ita. Quocirca devocioni vestre, de cujus industria confidimus, injungimus et mandamus quatinus, ad locum accedentes predictum, inquisita 1 Thornton had laid claim to Adel (no. 56). 2 Perhaps an error for Bishop Monckton (no. 810). The arch bishop did not reach Bishop Wil- his goods wasted. |