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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating To Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 1, 1198-1304. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1893.

'Regesta 25: 1256-1260', in Calendar of Papal Registers Relating To Great Britain and Ireland: Volume 1, 1198-1304, (London, 1893) pp. 340-374. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-papal-registers/brit-ie/vol1/pp340-374 [accessed 24 April 2024]

Regesta, Vol. XXV.

3 Alexander IV.



1256. 2 Id. Nov. Anagni. (f. 3.)	To the archbishop and chapter of York. Approval with exemplification, of papal letters, dated Naples, 10 Kal. May, in the first year of pope Alexander, granting to the rector and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, the church of Neuton-on-Ouse of their patronage, on the next voidance. In regard to this grant there was raised by some in the chapter of York an unfounded suspicion of falsification, so that they were sent to the pope with a prayer that the said rector and brethren might not be allowed to suffer on this account. After examination by Master Rolland, vice-chancellor of the Roman church, the letters are approved by the pope as genuine.
1257. 3 Non. Jan. Lateran. (f. 4.)	Licence to the abbot and convent of St. Thomas the Martyr, Aberbrothoc, at the request of John, cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to enter into possession of the church of Fernindravit, (or Fornindravit) in the diocese of Aberdeen, of their patronage, whose value scarcely exceeds 30 marks, on the next voidance, a perpetual chaplain being appointed with a portion. [Theiner, 74.]
16 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 4.)	Mandate to the Benedictine prior of May and the Augustinian prior of Rustinot, in the diocese of St. Andrews, to induct the above abbot and convent in possession of the said church on its voidance.
3 Non. Jan. Lateran. (f. 4d.)	Confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Thomas the Martyr, Aberbrothoc, of the grant made to them by the late William de Fornindraut, knight, of the patronage of that church. [Theiner, 73.]
Non. Jan. Lateran. (f. 4d.)	Licence to Henry, bishop of Lincoln, on his petition, to absolve twenty clerks and laymen of his diocese, who have incurred excommunication by laying violent hands on religious and secular clergy; the length and difficulty of the journey to Rome for the purpose of getting absolution being considered.
Non. Jan. Lateran. (f. 5.)	Licence to the same to grant dispensations to ten religious of his diocese of illegitimate birth to minister in orders received, to ascend to higher orders, and to be appointed to offices and dignities of their order.
Id. Jan. Lateran. (f. 5.)	Licence to Master William, papal chaplain, and deacon of St. Andrews, to choose a confessor, who shall hear his confessions and enjoin penance by papal authority, reserved cases being excepted.
15 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 5.)	Dispensation to Henry de Lastene, canon of Salisbury, to hold the church of Lym, and his prebend to which is attached the church of Pangeburn, in the same diocese.
15 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 7.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to Archebald, bishop of Moray, of the grant made by John, cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to the episcopal table of the church of Rothymay, anciently a chapel of the parish church of Rechmalrune, which had long ago been confirmed by the pope to the bishop's table, made into a parish church by the bishop's predecessor; the cardinal's grant is dated Rome, 7 Ides Dec., in the first year of Alexander IV. [Theiner, 74.]
3 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 11.)	Licence to the master and hospitallers of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acon to enter into possession of the church of St. Mary de Colechirche, London, of their patronage, value 5 silver marks, on the death or resignation of the rector, a chaplain being appointed by them to serve the church.
5 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 11d.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of St. Eadmunds, on petition of their proctors, John de Walsingham and John de Mildenhale, monks, who have come to Rome about the retention of the tenth from church revenues granted to the king, or money contained in a bond made to certain merchants by the bishop of Hereford, which has not been paid, touching sentences of excommunication, suspension, or interdict issued against them after they had set out for Rome; so that no prejudice shall arise in regard to indults and other papal letters obtained by the said proctors, since Master Rostand, papal chaplain, has by papal order made composition between the said monastery and the said merchants.
8 Id. Feb. Lateran. (f. 11d.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, on their petition, that they shall not be held to pay obedience to archbishops, bishops, and archdeacons in whose dioceses or archdeaconries there are churches granted to their uses or those of priors and convents subject to them, the vicars whereof answer to the said archbishops, bishops, and archdeacons for all rights and dues.
4 Id. Feb. Lateran. (f. 11d.)	Inhibition, addressed to the abbot and convent of Lindore, in the diocese of St. Andrews, forbidding the bishop or archdeacon to sequestrate, or exact for the dues which the vicar is bound to pay, any of the portion in the church of Dundee held by them to their uses. [Theiner, 74.]
12 Kal. Feb. Lateran. (f. 11d.)	The like, addressed to the abbot and convent of Aberbrothoc, as to churches held by them to their uses in Aberdeen, Brechin, and other dioceses of Scotland.
5 Id. Feb. Lateran. (f. 13d.)	Indult to Peter de Stavinford, rector of Standeford, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides the church of Querington and a moiety of that of Riskinton, and on resigning any of them to accept another.
4 Non. Feb. Lateran. (f. 16.)	Indult to Master Marinus, archbishop elect of Capua, formerly vice-chancellor of the Roman church, to hold benefices with cure of souls to the amount which he had before his promotion, which included 100 silver marks from the treasurership of Salisbury, and as many from the church of Helm, in the diocese of Ely; the archdeacon of Ely, who has Helm, and the treasurer of Salisbury, having petitioned the pope to free them from the payment of the above sums by making provision to him of other benefices. Until the bishop elect obtains these, the said pensions must be paid by the archdeacon and the treasurer.
Non. Feb. Lateran. (f. 16d.)	Mandate to the bishop of Worcester to proceed without difficulty or delay in making provision to Master Marinus, archbishop elect of Capua, the late bishop of Salisbury having been deputed by pope Innocent as executor in regard to the said provision.
6 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 24d.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of Robertsbridge, in the diocese of Chichester, that, in consideration of sterility caused by influx of the sea, they shall not be bound to pay tithes on land brought into cultivation by them, at great expense and labour, except for that portion for which they paid when sterile.
3 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 25.)	Dispensation to Robert Brathel, rector of Rodmertone, in the diocese of Worcester, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
3 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 25.)	Dispensation to Master John son of Robert, rector of St. Mauchan's Lanhern, and Egglesros, in the diocese of Exeter, to bold one benefice with cure of souls besides those which he now has, whose value hardly exceeds 15 marks.
16 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 25.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to Master Thomas de Luda, rector of Gretford, in the diocese of Lincoln, of what he has done in revoking the sentence of deposition against Stephen, abbot of Clairvaux, which the abbot of Citeaux was ordered by the pope to revoke and did not. Thomas de Luda's letters to Master Rostand, papal archdeacon and chaplain, giving an account of his conduct and the opposition which he encountered, are dated Paris, the Conversion of St. Paul, 1256.
Ibid.	Mandate to Master Hugh called ‘Piccard,’ doctor of canon law, papal subdeacon, canon of Abbeville, and to Adam de Belstede, doctor of canon law, rector of Newinton, in the diocese of Lincoln, now at Paris, to carry out what has been done by Master Thomas de Luda, and reinstate the abbot of Clairvaux and defend him in the possession of his abbey and its rights, calling in, if necessary, the aid of the secular arm notwithstanding exceptions and appeals taken and made by the abbot of Citeaux, his proctor or any other.
3 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 26.)	Dispensation to Master William de Bosinton, rector of Sualeclive, in the diocese of Canterbury, whose value hardly exceeds 8 marks, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Ibid. (f. 26d.)	The like to Gilbert de Sarebie, rector of Westbiri, in the diocese of Wells, whose value hardly exceeds 5 marks.
3 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 27.)	The like to Osmund, rector of Bampton, in the diocese of Exeter.
3 Id.Mar. Lateran. (f. 27)	Dispensation to John de Axebrigge, sub-dean of Wells, to hold besides one benefice, with cure of souls, the church of Finomere, in the diocese of Lincoln, which he has without papal dispensation.
Ibid.	Dispensation to Adam de Mora, canon of Wells, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides those which he has, whose value hardly exceeds 50 marks.
Id. Jan. Lateran. (f. 28.)	Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, on account of the fall of their building, and their debts, to enter into possession of the churches of Cunesclive and Wengrave, in the dioceses of Durham and Lincoln, of their patronage, whose value hardly exceeds 36l. on their next voidance.
2 Id. Jan. Lateran. (f. 28d.)	Indult of non-residence for five years, to Master Gilbert de Nocton, subdeacon, rector of Gretinge, in the diocese of Norwich, value 6 marks, so that he may study canon law and theology.
Ibid.	Mandate to the prior of Nocton, in the diocese of Lincoln, to cause to be paid to the above Master Gilbert for five years the proceeds of his rectory of Gretinge while he is occupied in the said studies.
Id. Jan. Lateran. (f.28d.)	Mandate to the abbots of Westminster and Waltham to induct the abbot and convent of St. Albans or their proctors into possession of the churches of Conesclive and Wengrave, value 36l., of their patronage, on the death or resignation of the rectors (as above).
Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 29d.)	Confirmation to the bishop of Aghadoe of the fourth part of the tithes of his diocese in supplement of the small revenues of the see, according to the custem in the province of Tuam. [Theiner,75.]
3 Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 30.)	Dispensation to Master John son of Robert, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides the rectories of Lannern and Egglesros, in the diocese of Exeter, value 15 marks, one of which he holds without papal dispensation.
12 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 30.)	Indult to Master Walter de Mortuo Mari, dean of Glasgow, already dispensed on account of illegitimacy, to be elected to a bishopric.
2 Kal. Mar. Lateran. (f. 31d.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, that the constitution of pope Innocent, allowing exempt persons to be summoned before the ordinaries for crimes or contracts, shall not prejudice the liberties and immunities that have been granted to them and to the priors of their cells.
12 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 32.)	Dispensation to Simon Passelewe, one of the king's clerks, to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
6 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 32d.)	Mandate to the archbishop of Canterbury to carry out the letters of pope Innocent, dated Lyons 16 Kal. Sept., in the fourth year of his pontificate, ordering provision to be made in England to William, precentor of Lausanne, son of the count of Gruerie, papal chaplains, of a benefice value 60 marks. With exemplification of the letters which have been lost. (See p. 228.)
5 Kal. Mar. Lateran. (f. 33.)	Decree, addressed to the prior and convent of the Cluniac house, Mavo, in the diocese of St. Andrews, inhibiting any one, under pretext of the decree of pope Innocent that no archbishop or bishop shall demand procurations from them beyond the sum of four marks, from exacting procurations beyond the usual sum from their poor churches and places. [Theiner, 74.]
4 Non. April. Lateran. (f. 33d.)	Exhortation and mandate to the bishop of Lincoln to make provision of some benefice in his gift to the poor priest Walter de Wintonia, if he has none, or cause provision to be made to him, of a benefice in the gift of some other person, in his city or diocese, notwithstanding any papal indults to the contrary, personal residence being required.
3 Non. April. Lateran. (f. 34.)	Mandate to the prior of Calcho and the archdeacon of Tevidale, on petition of Master Simon de Claipol, rector of Insula, in the diocese of Whitehern, chaplain of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, between whom and S. dean of Wiketon, in the same diocese, a suit about the moiety of the said church was heard before the late subdean of York, who gave sentence in his favour, from which the dean, appealing to the pope, obtained letters to the abbot of Fauleset and his colleague, on which the official of Whitehern, to whom the abbot and his colleague had committed the cause, unjustly revoked the above sentence, so that on the part of the said Master appeal has again been made to the pope that the cause, which has gone on for three years, may be brought to an end. The pope therefore orders the above prior and archdeacon to confirm within three months whichever of the above processes they shall find to be lawful, revoking the other, but if this cannot be done, they are to remit the matter to the pope, ordering the parties to appear personally or by proctors. [Theiner, 75.]
2 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 34.)	Dispensation, on petition of O. cardinal of St. Adrian's, to William, son of Mussus, count of Lavania, to hold besides the rectories of St. Mary in the Castle, Chester, and St. Wellis, in the dioceses of Coventry and Exeter, one other benefice with cure of souls.
2 Non. April. Lateran. (f. 36.)	Master Thomasius, son of the nobleman Maurice Gherold, of Ireland, canon of Dublin, living at Orleans, is appointed a papal chaplain. [Theiner, 76.]
15 Kal. May. Lateran. (f. 37.)	Indult to the bishop and chapter of Exeter that they shall not be compelled by papal or legatine letters to receive or make provision to anyone of canonries or portions in their church, without special papal mandate making mention of this indult.
6 Kal. May. Lateran. (f. 37d.)	Ralph de Bohun, rector of Dependen, in the diocese of London, is appointed a papal chaplain.
4 Kal. June. Viterbo. (f. 43d.)	Mandate to the chapter of Tuam to receive and pay obedience to Master Walter, dean of St. Paul's, London, appointed archbishop by the pope, who does not admit the postulation of James Huolathduan, a Friar Minor.
	Concurrent letters to the clergy and to the people of the diocese, and letters commendatory to the king. [Theiner, 76.]
5 Kal. June. Viterbo. (f. 43d.)	Mandate to Master Rostand, papal chaplain and nuncio in England, to pay at once to Master Gerard de Parma, papal chaplain, or his proctor, 200 pounds of Tours, lent by him to pope Innocent for the business of Sicily, to be paid out of the tenth of ecclesiastical revenues in England.
12 Kal. May. Lateran. (f. 44d.)	Mandate to the bishop of Salisbury to make provision of a benefice to John de Craneburn, a poor clerk of his diocese, according to a mandate addressed to the late bishop, who paid no attention to it.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 45d.)	Indult to William Gailard, monk of Westminster, already dispensed by the bishop of Bologna, then papal nuncio, on account of illegitimacy, to be promoted to offices and dignities of his order.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 45d.)	Licence to Philip called ‘Basset,’ of the diocese of London, on the signification of his nephew, the archbishop of Dublin, that pope Innocent gave a dispensation to Ela, countess of Warwic, to take him to husband, although she was related to him in a prohibited degree, that they may remain in the marriage according to the said dispensation, although he was in that letter named Philip son of Alan, instead of Philip called ‘Basset’ although Alan was his father, and Ela was not named countess.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 46d.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of Kalkou, in the diocese of St. Andrews, in consideration of the cold of Scotland, to wear caps suited to their order. [Theiner, 76.]
4 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 50d.)	Request and monition to the king, in conjunction with his son, the king of Sicily, to cause to be observed the donations, concessions, and confirmations made to Robert de Baro, their proctor at Rome, in consideration of his losses, and to grant him letters patent so that he may obtain what has been promised him.
8 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 50d.)	Indult, at the request of John, cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to Master Roger de Cerby, canon of Dunkeld, to hold two benefices with cure of souls, besides the two which he has, whose value hardly exceeds 26l., and on resigning one of them to accept another.
6 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 51.)	Mandate to Alexander de Ferentino and Hugh de Mortuo Mari, canons of London and Salisbury, or one of them, to induct Master Gregory of Naples, papal subdeacon and chaplain, into possession of the prebend or portion which the late Matthew Vulcan, canon of Naples, had in the church of Wisbire, in the diocese of Worcester, removing from it any detainer, notwithstanding that other canons have been received, and any indult granted to the chapter, or the indult by which it is forbidden than an Italian should immediately succeed an Italian in England in prebends or benefices.
2 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 51d.)	Indult to Master Thomas de Luda, papal chaplain, rector of Gretford, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold one benefice besides the two which he has by papal dispensation.
5 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 52.)	Dispensation, at the instance of Richard earl of Cornwall, to Roger, rector of Cukesham, in the diocese of Lincoln, and chaplain of Haltested, whose value together does not exceed 10l., to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
11 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 52.)	Mandate to the bishop elect of Coventry and Lichfield and Master Berard de Nimpha, papal chaplain, living in England, on the part of Richard earl of Cornwall, to proceed in the business of the grant made by popes Gregory and Innocent to the said earl. after he returned from the crusade, of legacies and redemptions of crusaders’ vows. some of the executors being in distant parts, and others dead.
13 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 55d.)	Indult at the request of John, cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to Robert de Chaury, archdeacon of Bath, dispensed by pope Innocent, on account of illegitimacy, that he may receive episcopal dignity.
4 Non. July. Viterbo. (f. 55d.)	Indult to Master Ralph de Teylloel, rector of Comboc, in the diocese of Carlisle, already dispensed by pope Innocent on the petition of Isabella, countess of Norfolk, aunt of the king of Scotland, so as to hold two benefices with cure of souls in England or Scotland, to hold an additional benefice with or without cure of souls.
7 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 56d.)	Mandate to the bishop of Rochester to grant a dispensation to Michael de Fienles, canon of Terouanne, chancellor of Edward, the king's eldest son, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, the faculty sent by pope Innocent to the bishop of Paris in his regard having had no effect.
Ibid.	Indult for three years to John de Houssora, canon of St. Peter's Lille, in the diocese of Tournay, envoy of the chancellor of Edward, the king's eldest son, to serve by a vicar and receive the fruits of the church of Alingethun during the eight months in the year when he is bound to reside as canon of St. Peter's.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 57.)	Mandate to the abbot of St. Ulmar's, Boulogne, in the diocese of Terouanne, to make provision to Michael de Fienles, canon of Terouanne, chancellor of Edward son of the king of England, of some provision in the cathedral and church of St. Omer; the pope's previous mandate, in accordance with letters of pope Innocent sent at the request of Edward, the king's son, to make provision to him of some dignity or parsonage in the city or diocese of Terouanne or county of Boulogne, or Flanders, having had no effect.
5 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 57.)	Exhortation to the archbishop, dean and chapter of Tuam, to receive Master Thomas, archdeacon of Killala, as canon, and give him a prebend, notwithstanding any oath confirmed by the pope as to the number of canons or any indult to the contrary.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 60.)	Indult to Master Alexander de Ferentino, papal chaplain, canon of London, to hold one benefice besides those which he now has with cure of souls.
Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 60.)	Dispensation at the request of Master Berard de Nimpha, papal chaplain, to Geoffrey, rector of Taydon Boys, in the diocese of London, value 100s., to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 61.)	Confirmation to Master Walter, archdeacon of Surrey and canon of Walingeforde, of the prebend of the same, to which is annexed the parish church of Chauegrave, notwithstanding that he is beneficed elsewhere.
Ibid.	Faculty to the same to resign his prebend of Tarantaise and accept a similar benefice.
Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 61d.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to Master Peter de Camberiaco, papal chaplain, canon of St. Martin's le Grand, London, of the sentence given in his favour, in the cause between him and Ralph de Montibus, canon of Lausanne, about a prebend of St. Martin's, value 10 marks, void by the death of Master Hugh de Cumingis, heard by Peter cardinal of St. George's in Velabro. The cardinal's sentences are dated 3 and 7 July, 1257.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 62d.)	Mandate to the dean of St. Mary le Bow, London, and the official of Canterbury, on petition of Master Peter de Camberiaco, papal chaplain, canon of St. Martin's le Grand, to carry out the above sentence, which the pope has confirmed.
16 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 62d.)	Licence by way of dispensation to Henry de Trescores, clerk, of the diocese of Norwich, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
10 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 63.)	To W. bishop of Durham, who has informed the pope that Innocent IV. ordered the archbishop of York and the bishops of London and Bath to receive the resignation of Nicholas, bishop of Durham, and assign to him a share from the episcopal goods, the manors of Houedon, Stokton, and Hesingthon, whose yearly value is 1000 marks and more, being assigned him; but on the voidance of the church of Hesingthon, in the same manor, in which the right of appointment and institution belong to the bishop, it was given by bishop W. to Master Robert de Sancta Agatha, archdeacon of Durham, and bishop Nicholas presented a certain clerk to bishop W., claiming that this right of presentation was covered by the word ‘pertinentiarum’ in the assignment of the manors made to him. The pope does not believe that it was the intention of Innocent IV. that the spiritual right of appointing to churches should pass with the assignment of manors made for the temporal sustentation of bishop Nicholas, and therefore decides that the collation of the church by bishop W. is valid.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 63d.)	Faculty to the prior of Holy Trinity, London, on his petition, to correct his subjects, and recall fugitives, any royal or other secular prohibition to the contrary notwithstanding.
Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 63d.)	Mandate to Master Thomas de Luda, rector of Gretford, in the diocese of Lincoln, papal chaplain, to make provision by himself or others to Peter Gimund of Rome, papal chaplain, canon of Laon, at the instance of John, cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, of some one or more benefices prebendal or with cure of souls to the value of 30 marks, in the city or province of Canterbury, notwithstanding any oath as to the number of canons or papal indult to the contrary.
12 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 64.)	Dispensation to Master John de Lucreurch, or Lucrewich, rector of Sckefrington, in the diocese of Lincoln, whose value hardly exceeds 15 silver marks, to hold two other benefices with cure of souls.
Ibid.	Dispensation to Master Richard de Frecone, of the diocese of Norwich, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides the church of Sapestone and two benefices, whose value hardly exceeds 10 silver marks.
5 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 65.)	Dispensation on petition of Master Nicholas, papal chaplain, archdeacon of Ely, to William de Wendling, clerk, of the diocese of Norwich, to hold two benefices with cure of souls, besides those which he has by papal dispensation.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 65.)	Dispensation to John de Stutewell, the rector of Estlethesham in the diocese of Norwich, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Ibid.	Dispensation to Roger de Scaccario, clerk, of the diocese of Lincoln, to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 65d.)	Mandate to the prior of Spinney, in the diocese of Norwich, and Master Massar, canon of Marsico, to defend and assist Master Nicholas, archdeacon of Ely, papal chaplain, in his rights regarding his archdeaconry and other benefices in England; to hold good for seven years.
5 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 67.)	Indult to Master Walter of Exeter, archdeacon of Surrey, papal chaplain, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides his archdeaconry and other benefices.
Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f.68d.)	Appointment, at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, of Roger called ‘Maromon’ or ‘Maromori,’ rector of Kyrkeby Orbloers, in the diocese of York, to be a papal chaplain.
5 Kal. April. Lateran. (f. 70d.)	Mandate to the abbot of Jeddewrth and to the archdeacons of Thevidale, and Dumblane, to cause to be exhibited to them certain letters, and to compel those who detain them to produce them; punishing the forger of the same. The letters are dated Ides Dec. in the first year, and are said to have been procured by Alan called ‘Hostiarius,’ of the diocese of Aberdeen, and are addressed to the bishop of Brechin and dean of Dunkeld, ordering them to examine the statement made by Alan, who asserts that William de Marr detains the earldom of Marr, which belongs to Alan, inasmuch as Morgund and Duncan, whom William succeeded, were illegitimate. The pope has seen the transcript of these letters, and if it agrees with those produced they are undoubtedly false. [Theiner, 75.]
5 Id. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 74.)	Indult to Philip de Eya, canon of London, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides those which he has supplying any defect there may be in his acceptance or tenure of the same.
4 Non. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 76.)	Indult to Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari rector of Biselei, in the diocese of Worcester, to hold also the church of Old Radnor, in the diocese of Hereford.
Id. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 76.)	Licence to the prior and convent of Lewes to hold to their uses the church of Alifas, in the diocese of York, of their patronage, on the death or resignation of William, rector of the same, a vicar's portion being reserved.
Ibid.	Concurrent mandate to the abbot of St. Albans to induct and defend the above prior and convent or their proctor in the possession of the said church.
7 Id. Sept. Viterbo. (f 78.)	Indult to Walter de Albiniaco, the queen's clerk, rector of Wistapeile, in the diocese of Canterbury, to hold two benefices with cure of souls, besides those which he has, whose value hardly exceeds 40 marks, and on resigning any to accept others.
17 Kal. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 78d.)	Indult at the petition of John de Camezan, papal chaplain and auditor of littere contradicte to his nephew John, canon of Exeter, to enjoy for seven years the fruits of his prebend while engaged in studies, daily distributions excepted.
15 Kal. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 78d.)	Concurrent mandate to the abbot of Westminster and Master Alexander de Ferentino, canon of London, papal chaplains.
2 Kal. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 81d.)	Dispensation to Master Robert de Prebenda, papal chaplain, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides the deanery of Dumblane and other benefices which he has.
13 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 82d.)	Gamelin, bishop of St. Andrews, is to be put in possession of the temporalities of that see, and since the said bishop cannot defend his cause against the king of Scotland unless security be given by the king, the pope orders this to be done, upon which the king's objections against the said bishop may be heard and evidence received; the sentences of excommunication and interdict issued by the said bishop, and by the judges before whom the cause has already been heard are to be relaxed; if this be not done, Master Gottfrid of Alatri, papal chaplain, sent by the pope on this matter, is to relax them. [Theiner, 77.]
7 Kal. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 83.)	Mandate to the above Master Gottfrid of Alatri, papal chaplain, dean of Olen, to carry out the above order. [Theiner, 78.]
4 Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 88d.)	Mandate to the bishop of Salisbury, the prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, and the archdeacon of Canterbury, papal chaplain, to collect the tenth of church revenues and any money granted to the king for the fulfilment of his vows in accordance with papal letters addressed to the archbishop of Canterbury and Master Rostand, papal chaplain, and others, all opposition and appeal notwithstanding.
Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 86d.)	Indult to John de Hesel, rector of Eluele, in the diocese of York, to hold also the moiety of the church of Tweng, in the same diocese, and one other benefice with cure of souls.
2 Id. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 87.)	Indult, at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to his chaplain, Ralph de Cropper, rector of Newenton, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, and, on resigning the said church, to accept another.
16 Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 87d.)	Confirmation to the king of Scotland of all privileges and indults granted by the apostolic see to him or his ancestors, and ancient and reasonable customs of his realm. [Theiner, 79]
5 Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 88.)	Licence at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to the abbot and Cistercian convent of Niweham, in the diocese of Exeter, to hold to their uses, on the death or resignation of the rectors, the churches of Pliment and Loweputte, of their patronage, vicars being appointed with a fit portion, notwithstanding the opposition made by the bishop and chapter.
Ibid.	Mandate to the prior of Hyde, in the diocese of Winchester, to induct and defend the above abbot and convent in possession of the said churches.
4 Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 89.)	Mandate to the bishop elect and the prior of the Friars Preachers, Aberdeen, in confirmation of what has been done by Otho cardinal of St. Mary's in Via Lata, to examine witnesses as to the birth of Morgund, whom William de Marr succeeded in the earldom of Marr, and make order accordingly, the decision as to the earldom being reserved to the king. Alan called ‘Hostiarius,’ brother-in-law of the king of Scotland, claims the said earldom, on the ground that William's ancestors, Morgund and Duncan, were of illegitimate birth. He obtained papal letters addressed to the bishop of Brechin, and his colleague, to hear the cause, but they remitted the process to the pope, who committed it to cardinal Otho, before whom the opposite party produced certain letters under a papal bull, containing the tenor of the letter to the said bishop, which William had obtained to the abbot of Jeddewrd and his colleagues, by which the said letters addressed to the bishop and his colleague, if such was their tenor, as had been inserted in the second letters, are said to have been declared false by the pope. But, on the continued litigation of the parties, the cardinal, on Alan's proctor being unable to produce the original of the letters which he asserted on oath was in Scotland, with consent of both parties, cancelled the letters and processes on both sides, granting licence to the parties to obtain (papal) letters on the matter in question. [Theiner, 78.]
8 Id. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 89d.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to Sclacte, or Sclate, canon of Aquileia, nephew of the cardinal of St. Mary's in Via Lata, of the investiture made by Ubert de Cochenato, papal subdeacon and chaplain, to him (in the person of Accustus, the cardinal's clerk), by verbal mandate of the pope, of the portion or benefice which Simon, bishop elect of Norwich, had in the church of Witinginur, in the diocese of Durham.
5 Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 90.)	Injunction to the king to protect and defend William, a monk of Winchester, papal chaplain, whom the pope has appointed to the see of Connor.
8 Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 90.)	Indult to Robert called ‘Foliot,’ canon of Salisbury, to hold, in addition to his prebend, value 7 marks and a half, the rectories of Wynterbor Abbots and Bradeford Peverel, whose value hardly exceeds 12 silver marks, and on resigning either to accept another.
14 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 90d.)	Indult to Master Stephen de Sandwyco, archdeacon of Essex, to hold one benefice with cure of souls in England besides the archdeaconry and other benefices which he has.
Non. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 90d.)	Licence, by way of dispensation, to Gilbert, rector of Estwille, in the diocese of Lincoln, value 4 marks, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, and on resigning either to accept another.
Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 91.)	To the minister provincial and brethren of the Friars Minors in England. Annulment of whatever has been or may be attempted against their privileges and indults for obtaining a site in the town of St. Eadmund, king and martyr, commonly called ‘Beri,’ in the diocese of Norwich, by means of papal letters, not making mention thereof. [Wadding, vol. iv.]
5 Id. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 93.)	Mandate to the bishop of Lincoln and Master Robert de Sancta Agatha, archdeacon of Durham, to make provision of some church in England to Master Roger, rector of Rennold, canon of Lincoln, against whom a decision was given by R. cardinal of St. Angelo's, in the arbitration between him and John de Anagni, papal chaplain, about the church of Roby, in the diocese of Lincoln, the case having been first heard by Master Dalfinas, papal chaplain.
3 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 95.)	Indult, at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to his clerk, Master John, the rector of Wotton, to hold that of Houton, also in the diocese of Lincoln.
12 Kal. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 95.)	Grant, at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to the abbess and convent of Elinstowe, in the diocese of Lincoln, of the church of Clanefield, of their patronage, to take effect on the next voidance, a vicar being appointed with a fit portion.
8 Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 95d.)	Indult to John Lebel, clerk, of the diocese of Durham, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides the two which he now has, and on resigning any of them to accept another.
Ibid.	Indult to John de Barthon, canon of Lincoln, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides his prebend.
Ibid.	Indult to Richard de Wica, clerk of the bishop of Lincoln, rector of Estneston, to hold one benefice besides the two which he now has with cure of souls.
10 Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 95d.)	Indult to Master William de Merrwe (or Derwe), rector of Biton, in the diocese of Durham, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
13 Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 96.)	The like to Master John rector of St. John's, Oxford, value 20s.
5 Kal. Nov. Viterbo. (f. 96.)	The like, at the request of the archbishop of Corinth, to Peter de Baschervilla, rector of Heregerde, in the diocese of Winchester.
Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 98.)	The like to Master Adam de Cesteton, rector of Bradewen, in the diocese of Worcester.
Id. Mar. Lateran. (f. 99.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary de Gloria, Anagni. of the grant made to them by Gilbert Marshal, earl of Pembroke, confirmed by the bishop of Llandaff, of St. Leonard's, Magor, and its chapels.
Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 100d.)	Indult to Master Geoffrey de Fulcham, rector of Erdinton and Clahangre, in the dioceses of London and Exeter, whose value hardly exceeds 16 marks, to hold an additional benefice.
Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 101.)	Dispensation to Walter de Caltrep, rector of Great Cressingham, in the diocese of Norwich, to retain Sufeld and Naringes, in the same diocese, which he holds without dispensation.
5 Id. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 101d.)	Mandate to the abbot of Waltham, the prior of Norwich, and the precentor of St. Paul's, London, not to suffer Master Nicholas de Plimpton, archdeacon of Norfolk, papal chaplain, to be molested in regard to his archdeaconry and other benefices with cure of souls which he holds by papal dispensation; to hold good for five years.
Non. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 101d.)	Indult to Master Nicholas de Plimpton, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides the archdeaconry of Norfolk and other benefices which he has by papal dispensation.
5 Id. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 102.)	Reservation having been made to the bishop elect of Coventry for three years of the benefices which he had at the time of his promotion, faculty is now granted him to give the prebend of Exeter that he had to Master Nicholas de Plympton, and to have him received as a canon of that church, notwithstanding any indult to the bishop, or the dean and chapter to the contrary, or that the same holds the archdeaconry of Norfolk and other benefices.
2 Id. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 103.)	To the king. The pope has sent Master Arlot, papal subdeacon and notary, with faculty to adjust the business of Sicily between the king and his son Eadmund, king of Sicily, before the first of June next ensuing; but, at the instance of the king's envoys, the pope provides that the king does not incur the sentence of excommunication and interdict, or other penalties contained in the privilege of concession and confirmation granted to Eadmund in regard to his said kingdom. He decrees that the king is not guilty of perjury, and, therefore, suspends the penalties until the said kalends of June, without prejudice to the rights of the king of Sicily.
Id. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 104.)	Indult to Master Henry de Mertinton, rector of Kaingeston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to hold two benefices with cure of souls besides those which he has, whose value does not exceed 20 marks.
5 Kal. July. Viterbo. (f. 105d.)	Mandate to Master Sinitius, papal writer, living in England, to warn and induce the dean and chapter of London to pay, as they have promised, to Master James, kinsman of Master John de Sancto Germano, papal subdeacon and notary, a yearly pension of 3 marks until they make provision to him of a competent benefice in their gift, he having not received it for five years; if they do not, they are to be cited to appear by proctor within three months.
10 Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 105d.)	Indult to Master Rostand, papal chaplain, to enjoy the fruits of his benefices for five years while engaged in the king's service.
	[Other indults are granted him concerning benefices that he may hold, not being ordained; and, on Id. Dec., he is made archdeacon of Agen.]
Kal. Dec. Viterbo. (f. 115d.)	Indult to Matthew de Florentia, rector of Dolentan, in the diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.

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11 Kal. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 116.)	Indult to Master Geoffrey de Derham, rector of St. Peter's, Andewinder, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold one benefice besides the three which he now has, and on resigning any to accept others.
11 Kal. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 116d.)	Dispensation to Geoffrey de Gatos, canon of Chichester, to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
11 Kal. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 116d.)	Indult to Thomas called ‘Kok,’ rector of Flaflue, in the diocese of York, to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
1258. 4 Non. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 116d.)	Dispensation to Master William de Syrewude, treasurer of Lincoln, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
5 Id. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 117.)	Faculty to Abraham, archbishop of Armagh, primate of Ireland, to contract a loan of 800 marks, to meet expenses incurred in expediting his affairs and those of his see.
Non. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 117d.)	Dispensation to Master Richard de Clifforde, rector of Slindon, in the diocese of Chichester, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
Non. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 117d.)	The like to Master Robert de Mariscis, archdeacon of Oxford, prebendary of Eylesbury and rector of Hemingbury.
10 Kal. Feb. Viterbo. (f. 120d.)	Dispensation, at the request of the Archbishop of Armagh, to John de Bamia, of the diocese of Ferns, the son of a priest, to be ordained and hold a benefice.
12 Kal. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 122.)	Faculty to Abraam, archbishop of Armagh, primate of Ireland, to contract a loan of 500 marks to meet expenses incurred in expediting his business and that of his church. [Theiner, 80.]
10 Kal. Jan. Viterbo. (f. 122d.)	Indult to William de Lapomeraye, papal chaplain, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides that which he has, whose value hardly exceeds 8 marks.
12 Kal. Mar. Viterbo. (f. 126.)	Dispensation, on the recommendation of H. cardinal of St. Sabina's, to Master Nicholas de Wich, deacon, of the diocese of Ossory, to minister in his orders, be ordained priest, and hold a benefice, notwithstanding that he is the son of a deacon.
2 Non. Mar. Viterbo. (f. 126d.)	Dispensation to Roger called ‘Marmurm,’ papal chaplain, rector of Kirkeby Ferreris, in the diocese of York, to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
Ibid.	The like to Master Henry de Hauecle, rector of Wrotham, in the diocese of Norwich.
3 Kal. Mar. Viterbo. (f. 126d.)	Faculty to the prior and convent of the Cluniac monastery of Lenton, in the diocese of York, to wear caps suited to their order at divine offices, the cold of those parts being vehement.
Ibid.	The like to the prior and Augustinian convent of St. Frideswide's, Oxford.
Ibid.	The like to the prior and convent of St. Bennet of Holme, in the diocese of Norwich.
Ibid.	The like to the prior and Benedictine convent of St. Neots, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Ibid.	The like to the abbot and convent of Abingdon.
5 Id. April. Viterbo. (f. 130.)	Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's de Gloria, Anagni, of the order of Flora, of the church of St. Berac, commonly called Kellberig, in the diocese of Meath, already granted to them by the archbishop of Armagh, for services rendered to his predecessor R. annulling whatever has been attempted in regard to it since the archbishop's grant. [Theiner, 79.]
Ibid.	Concurrent mandate to the archbishop and to the archdeacon of Cashel, papal chaplain. [Theiner, 80.]
Non April. Viterbo. (f. 131d.)	Indult to Roger de Riticurt to hold, besides the rectory of Branteston and a moiety of the church of Minsterton, in the diocese of Lincoln, one other benefice with cure of souls.
3 Non April. Viterbo. (f. 132.)	Confirmation, with exemplification, to Master William de Altavilla, rector of St. Peter's, Northampton, of the sentence and condemnation issued by H. cardinal of St. Sabina's, against Gilbert de Milheriis, rector of Merston, in the diocese of Lincoln, for unjustly occupying the said church of St. Peter. The cause had been already heard by others, and carried on appeal to the pope, and he committed it to the above cardinal, whose judgment is dated Viterbo, 16 March 1258.
Ibid.	Mandate to the archbishop of Canterbury to see that the above sentence and condemnation are carried out, Gilbert being condemned in costs amounting to 100 silver marks, and is to pay to William 70 silver marks for fruits received from St. Peter's.
4 Id. Mar. Viterbo. (f. 135.)	Grant to the prior and Augustinian convent of Swinesheved, in the diocese of Lincoln, of the church of All Saints, Laxton, of their patronage, value 40s., to take effect on the death or resignation of the rector, a fit portion being assigned to a vicar.
Ibid.	Concurrent mandate to the abbot of Evesham.
8 Id. May. Viterbo. (f. 135d.)	Dispensation, at the recommendation of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to his chaplain, Master Ralph de Cropper, rector of St. Andrew, Hyston, in the diocese of Ely, to hold benefices, besides those which he has, to the value of 100 marks.
6 Id. April. Viterbo. (f. 135d.)	Appointment of Rayner Ghiberti, of Florence, rector of Claston (or Glaston) and Stocklei, in the dioceses of Lincoln and York, to be a papal chaplain.
Id Feb. Viterbo. (f. 135d.)	Dispensation, at the request of the archbishop of Armagh, to Master Adam, rector of Drumbo and perpetual vicar of Bangor, in the diocese of Down, value together 12 marks, to hold one other benefice with cure of souls.
2 Kal. May. Viterbo. (f. 138d.)	Faculty to the bishop of Salisbury to grant to Master Simon de Bridport, canon of Salisbury, or any other person, with consent of Master Jordan, vice-chancellor of the Roman church and notary apostolic. the archdeaconry of Dorset, held by Master Jordan, so soon as he has obtained a prebend of Salisbury, value 150 marks net, notwithstanding any papal or legatine provision.
4 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 140.)	Dispensation to Hugh Lemoyne, rector of Tyring and Hallingebire, in the dioceses of Lincoln and London, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Ibid.	Dispensation to Robert de Novo Mercato, rector of Arkelei, in the diocese of York, to hold two benefices with cure of souls besides the two which he has already by papal dispensation.
Non. June. Viterbo. (f. 141d.)	Indult to John de Andevera, rector of Woggewelle and Chale, in the dioceses of Exeter and Winchester, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
4 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 141d.)	Mandate to the prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, on petition of John de Andevera, rector of Chale, to receive his resignation of Woggewelle, which he presumed to hold after he got Chale, impose on him a salutary penance, and then induct and defend him in possession of the said church of Woggewelle.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 141d.)	Dispensation to John de Andevera, rector of Chale, to hold, after first resigning it, the church of Woggewelle, and an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Non. June. Viterbo. (f. 142.)	Indult to Edward de Porcestria, rector of Middleton Albemare, and of Staunton, in the dioceses of Exeter and Wells, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
3 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 142.)	Mandate to the prior of Christ Church, Twenham, in the diocese of Winchester, on petition of Edward, rector of Stanton, to receive his resignation of Midelton Albemare, which he first held, and presumed to retain after getting Stanton, to impose on him a salutary penance, and then to induct and defend him in possession of the said church of Midelton Albemare.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 142.)	Dispensation to Edward de Porcestria, rector of Stanton, to hold also the church of Midelton Albemare, and an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Non. June. Viterbo. (f. 142d.)	Indult to Wimund, rector of Minterne and Werewelle, in the dioceses of Salisbury and Winchester, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
3 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 143.)	Mandate to the dean of Salisbury, on petition of Wimund, rector of Werewelle, to receive his resignation of Minterne which he presumed to hold together with Werewelle, to impose on him a salutary penance, and then to induct and defend him in possession of the said church of Minterne.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 143.)	Dispensation to Wimund, rector of Werewelle, to hold also Minterne, after first resigning it, and an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Non. July. Viterbo. (f. 145d.)	Indult to Master John called ‘Grifo’, papal subdeacon and chaplain, canon of Beverley, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls. The dispensation already given him at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to hold two benefices with cure of souls, is to hold good.
17 Kal. June. Viterbo. (f. 147d.)	Dispensation to Robert de Leboteler of Meldon, Layman, and Dionisia de Langedon, daughter of Nicholas de Aneston (or Anestead), in the diocese of London, to remain in the marriage which they have contracted, notwithstanding that they are related in the third and fourth degree of consanguinity.
3 Id. July. Viterbo. (f. 147d.)	Mandate to the chancellor of Salisbury to cause provision to be made to Albert, papal subdeacon and chaplain and chancellor of Milan, of benefices to the value of 50 marks. A question had arisen between them about a prebend of Salisbury, value 80 marks, formerly held by Adam de Exibi, and a composition was made by J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, under papal mandate of pope Innocent, adjudging the prebend to the chancellor, and ordering him to pay to the said Albert 40 marks a year until provision was made to him of benefices, three at most, to the value of 40 or 45 marks. But as the chancellor delayed to do this, and pope Innocent died before his second letters were presented, pope Alexander enjoined the chancellor to make provision as ordered in the said letters; this not having been done, the present mandate is issued at the request of the king, Albert being one of his clerks, and the amount is enlarged to 50 marks.
3 Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 148.)	Mandate to the Cistercian abbot and prior of St. Edward's [Netley], in the diocese of Winchester, to receive the resignation of Nicholas de Rumsey, rector of Fontemel, in the diocese of Salisbury, of the churches of Lengham and Stokes, in the dioceses of London and Winchester, which he has successively accepted without papal dispensation, to impose on him a salutary penance, and then to induct and defend him in possession of the said churches, notwithstanding any papal indult. Dispensation also is to be granted to Nicholas to hold one other benefice with cure of souls.
10 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 148d.)	Dispensation to Robert de Suthwitheland, rector of Nonsole (or Nensole), in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
10 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 149.)	Dispensation to Master Aymeric, canon of Salisbury, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides the church of Westhildeslei, in the diocese of Salisbury, and on resigning them to accept two other benefices.
10 Kal. Aug. Viterbo. (f. 149.)	Dispensation to Richard, rector of Lidesulne, in the diocese of Winchester, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Id. June. Viterbo. (f. 150d.)	Mandate to the dean of Lincoln, on petition of the bishop of Ely, showing that the king granted to all prelates of the realm that he would not take from the land of their churches when void more than reasonable outgoings, customs, and services. Boniface, archbishop of Canterbury, the bishops of London, Lincoln, and others, published sentence of excommunication against those who contravened this concession, and pope Innocent afterwards confirmed it; but John called ‘Walram,’ canon of Wells, to whom the custody of the church of Ely, when void, was committed, and his household, clergy and lay, destroyed the goods of the same, so that they incurred the said sentence; nor do they take any steps to make satisfaction to the church or bishop of Ely. The pope therefore orders them, unless satisfaction is made within a given time, to be publicly excommunicated.
2 Id. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 152d.)	Indult to the abbots and convents of Waverley and all Cistercian monasteries in England that they shall not be bound to pay money to prelates, nuncios, and legates, who demand it under letters of safe conduct, obtained from the pope, to archbishops, bishops, and abbots of the said and other orders, requiring them to provide the said prelates, nuncios, and legates with necessaries; provided that such necessaries, not including flesh-meat, are duly provided by the said abbots.
15 Kal. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 152d.)	Indult to the same, in accordance with the exemption granted at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, that they shall not be bound to contribute to the tenth of church revenues granted by the pope to the king, any papal mandate to the collectors notwithstanding.
2 Kal. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 153.)	Indult to Master Roger de Seyton, rector of Wyke Hamon, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold two other benefices with cure of souls, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
Id. Mar. Viterbo. (f. 154d.)	Indult to R., archdeacon of Rebye (Derby), in the diocese of Coventry, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides those which he has, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
2 Kal. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 154d.)	Licence to the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to hold to their uses the church of St. Paul, in the suburb of that city, of their patronage, value 15 marks; to take effect on the death or resignation of the rector, a perpetual chaplain with a fit portion being appointed.
Ibid.	Mandate to the abbot and prior of St. Edmunds, to induct and defend the above abbot and convent in possesion of the said church.
4 Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 155.)	Mandate to the abbot of St. Agatha's, in the diocese of York, to receive the resignation of Master Geoffrey de Sancta Agatha, chaplain of O. cardinal of St. Adrian's, of the church of Leysingby, in the diocese of Carlisle, which he had before accepting the rectory of Houcton, in the diocese of Durham, to impose a salutary penance, and then to confer on him the said church of Leysingby, which he had presumed to retain, granting him a dispensation to hold both, and also on resigning either to accept another.
2 Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 155d.)	Mandate to the archdeacon of Durham to receive the resignation of John de Thychemers, deacon, of the diocese of Lincoln, of illegitimate birth, of the church of Clifton, in the diocese of Carlisle, which he holds without papal dispensation, to impose on him a salutary penance, and, on his fitness being proved, to reinstate him in the same, dispensing him, so that he may be ordained priest and retain the said church; residence and ordination being required.
4 Non. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 158.)	Indult to Elias de Hereford, clerk, of the diocese of Lincoln, to hold two benefices with cure of souls besides the two which he has, value 12 marks.
Ibid.	The like to Ralph Lot, clerk, of the diocese of Salisbury.
9 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 158.)	Faculty to the prior and convent of Ely to wear caps at divine offices on account of the cold.
13 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 158d.)	Indult to Roger, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to confer the order of acolyte on his monks.
3 Id. Nov. Anagni. (f. 158d.)	Indult, at the request of J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, to Master John called ‘Blund,’ papal subdeacon, perpetual vicar of St. Nicholas, Rochester, whose value hardly exceeds 100s., to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
10 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 159d.)	Appointment of Roger, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to be a papal chaplain.
10 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 159d.)	Indult to Master Ralph de Fremingebam, clerk, of the diocese of Canterbury, to hold two benefices with cure of souls besides the two which he has, whose value does not exceed 12 silver marks.
6 Id. Oct. Viterbo. (f. 160d.)	Indult to Nicholas de Turri, one of the king's clerks, already dispensed on account of illegitimacy, so as to hold a benefice, that he may receive and hold a bishopric.
3 Id. Dec. Anagni. (f. 161.)	Indult to Andrew, prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, already dispensed on account of illegitimacy so as to hold administrations and dignities of his order, to receive a bishopric.
3 Id. Dec. Anagni. (f. 162.)	Indult to Master Gilbert de Rauningham, rector of Santhune Dunham, in the diocese of Norwich, to hold also the church of Lacthune Malemeyns, value hardly more than 20 marks, given to him in commendam by the late bishop of Lincoln.
6 Id. Sept. Viterbo. (f. 162d.)	Mandate to the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury. to make provision of one or more benefices in the province of Canterbury to the value of 50 marks at least, to Master John de Camezan, papal chaplain and auditor of litere contradicte, between whom and the said abbot and his convent a question arose about the church of Lenham, in the diocese of Canterbury, which was settled by a composition made by John de Sancto Germano, papal notary, under mandate of Innocent IV. that a pension of 18 marks should be annually paid to Master John by the said abbot and convent until provision was made to him of benefices to the value of 50 marks; a further question arose about this composition, which was heard by J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, before whom Ralph de Fromongh (or Fromoigh) and Richard de Herst appeared as the abbot's proctors, and this mandate is issued in accordance with his ordinance.
	Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, official of Canterbury, is appointed conservator.
14 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 163d.)	Mandate to the bishop of Worcester to make provision to Richard de Bolovill, clerk, kinsman of William de Hotintoft, knight, of some benefice in his diocese, notwithstanding any statute about the number of canons, or any papal indult to the contrary.
14 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 163d.)	Indult to William, clerk, son of Peter de Montfort, of the diocese of Worcester, to hold benefices with cure of souls to the value of 300 marks.
5 Id. Dec. Anagni. (f. 163d.)	Indult to the prior and chapter of Carlisle to wear birettas or caps in choir, on account of the cold, provided they are removed at the gospel and the elevation.
16 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 164d.)	Mandate to the priors of Extildesham, Lanrecost, and Wederbale, in the dioceses of York and Carlisle, on petition of the prior and convent of Carlisle, to enquire about the conduct of Robert, canon, then prior, who, submitting to the bishop's visitation, and thinking that, on account of his excesses, he was about to be removed, resigned; on which the bishop ordered him to reside in the church of Corbrig, in the diocese of Durham, with one canon at least, and to pay from its proceeds 40 marks a year to the prior and chapter, keeping the rest, estimated to amount to 90 marks, for their sustentation. The bishop of Durham admitted Robert to the said church, on petition of the convent, by order of the bishop of Carlisle, to the great injury of the church of Carlisle; and he, living alone at Corbrig, broke out into dissolute living; so that the prior and convent petition that indemnity be made to their church on account of the church of Corbrig, and that Robert may not be allowed to perish, placed, as he is, outside all discipline. The pope therefore orders the above priors, if the above be true, to cause Robert to return to his cloister, and remain there under his prior's obedience, any papal indult to the contrary notwithstanding.
5 Non. Dec. Anagni. (f. 164d.)	Inhibition, addressed to the prior and chapter of Carlisle, forbidding officials and administrators to convert any goods of that church to other than its uses, ordering those into whose hands such goods have come to render account of them to the prior and convent in chapter, any custom, or rather, corruption, by which certain canons have made presents to their relatives and friends of clothing, beds, meat, and drink, notwithstanding.
16 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 165.)	Dispensation, at the request of Master Arlott, papal subdeacon and notary, to Henry de Wingham, dean of St. Martin'sle-Grand, London, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides those which he already has by papal dispensation or confirmation.
Ibid	Confirmation to the same of all benefices which he holds by papal dispensation in England and Ireland, supplying any defect there may be in such dispensation.

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5 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 187.)	Mandate to Master Rostand, archdeacon of Agen, papal chaplain, to make provision to Leo de Sompnino, clerk of the archbishop of Tarentaise, of some church or prebendal benefice in England, the dioceses of York, Salisbury, and Lincoln excepted, notwithstanding any statute about the number of canons or papal indult forbidding Italians to succeed Italians in English benefices.
10 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 187.)	Indult to Master William de Bagkepus, archdeacon of Waterford, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides those which he now has, and, on resigning the archdeaconry, to accept another dignity in Ireland. [Theiner, 83.]
2 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 188d.)	Approbation, addressed to John Mansel chancellor of London, the king's clerk, of the dispensation given to him, at the king's request, by pope Innocent, to be ordained and promoted, notwithstanding that his mother married his father, a man of noble family, not knowing that he was a deacon, and was accounted for the time being his lawful wife; his father, after some time, repenting, resumed his orders, a divorce having been declared by their diocesan. The dispensation is approved, even if his mother's plea of ignorance and the reputation of a lawful marriage cannot be sustained.
Id. Jan. Anagni. (f. 189d.)	Indult to John Mansel, papal chaplain, provost of Beverley. in accordance with an indult of Innocent IV., that he shall not be summoned by papal or legatine letters in regard to his benefices in England, beyond the diocese of London unless special mention be made of this indult.
6 Id. Feb. Anagni. (f. 189d.)	Dispensation to Stephen Heym, rector of Lanteglos and Lanevede, in the diocese of Exeter, value 10l., to hold two additional benefices with cure of souls.
5 Id. Feb. Anagni. (f. 189d.)	Dispensation to Master Roger, archdeacon of Huntendon, to hold one benefice besides those which he now has, and on resigning one of them to accept another.
2 Non. Feb. Anagni. (f. 189d.)	Faculty to the bishop of Exeter to retain, for one year, the fruits of all benefices which he had at the time of his promotion, for the payment of debts incurred by his predecessors.
Non. Feb. Anagni. (f. 191.)	Dispensation to John Clarel, canon of Southwell, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides the churches of Overton, Hemingford, Brigeford, Houton, Eleton, Babbewrde, and the prebend of Northewelle, in the church of Southwell, and on resigning one to accept another; with suppletion of any defect in his receiving and holding the same.
2 Id. Feb. Anagni. (f. 192.)	Mandate, at the request of cardinals O. of St. Mary's in Via Lata, and O. of St. Adrian's, to the prior and chapter of St. Andrews, to make restoration to Peter, clerk, son of George. count of Cabaliac, of the church of Chinachim, in the said diocese, of which Innocent IV. deprived him for taking the part of the emperor Frederic. The church, on Peter's death or resignation, is to return to the prior and chapter. If this is not done, Peter is to have provision made to him by Master Rosinus de Tohenengo, canon of York, of a benefice of equal value in their gift. [Theiner, 81.]
Ibid.	Concurrent mandate to R. de Tohenengo.
15 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 192.)	Confirmation to John Mansel, papal chaplain, treasurer of York, of that dignity, the chancellorship of London, the provostship of Beverley, and all other parsonages, dignities, benefices, prebendal or other, with and without cure of souls, which he has received with or without papal dispensation, supplying any defect there may have been in his receiving and retaining the same, and granting him whatever dispensation may be necessary to hold them.
(15 Kal. Feb.) Ibid.	Similar confirmation, suppletion, and dispensation to Master Rostand, papal chaplain, in regard of his archdeaconry of Agen and the parish churches of Langres in the diocese of Bazas St. Peter's-in-the-East, Oxford, Stevenache in the diocese of Lincoln, Estraham in that of Ely, Scaldeford in that of Winchester, and all his other benefices (as above)
7 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 192d.)	Similar confirmation, suppletion, and dispensation to Philip Luvel, papal chaplain, in regard of his canonry of London, the churches of Lutterwrc and Le, in the diocese of Lincoln, and all his other benefices (as above).
15 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 192d.)	Similar confirmation, suppletion, and dispensation to Henry de Wingan, papal chaplain, in regard of his deanery of St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, his chancellorship of Exeter, prebend of Salisbury, and all his other dignities and benefices (as above).
7 Id. Mar. Anagni. (f. 198d.)	Dispensation to Ralph de Trubleville, canon of Crediton, to hold two benefices with cure of soulsd besides the churches of Braneys and Dertington, whose value hardly exceeds 20l., and, on resigning one of them, to accept another.
18 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 199.)	Appointment of John Silvestri, rector of Fulham, in the diocese of London, one of the king's clerks, to be a papal chaplain.
5 Id. Mar. Anagni. (f. 199.)	Appointment of Richard, abbot of Westminster, to be a papal chaplain.
3 Non. Mar. Anagni. (f. 199d.)	Faculty to Richard, abbot of Westminster, to contract a loan of 1000 marks to meet expenses incurred at Rome in expediting the affairs of the monastery.
4 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 201d.)	Mandate to Walascus, a Friar Minor, penitentiary and papal chaplain, to personally induce the king, earls, barons, and other councillors of the king, to fulfil what the pope has enjoined in desisting from molestation of Ademar, bishop elect of Winchester, and restoring to him the goods belonging to him and his see, his postulation having been canonically made and admitted by the pope; and to compel, by ecclesiastical censures, those who resist the papal mandates issued in regard to the said bishop, who is to be ordained priest, and consecreated, as the pope has directed.
3 Kal. May. Anagni. (f. 203.)	Faculty to Thomas, archbishop of Tuam, and Masters Christian and Thomas, canons of Elphin, proctors of the dean and chapter of Tuam, to contract a loan of 2400 marks to meet expenses incurred in expediting their affairs at Rome. [Theiner, 81.]
3 Kal. May. Anagni. (f. 203d.)	Appointment of William de Horthon, monk of St. Albans to be a papal chaplain.
Kal. April. Anagni. (f. 203d.)	Mandate to the Augustinian prior of Lareireterch (Lanercost), in the diocese of Carlisle, to receive the resignation of Richard de Hardees of the first of two benefices with cure of souls which he has received without papal dispensation, and on imposing a salutary penance to induct and defend him in possession of the same, with dispensation to him to hold these and also an additional benefice with cure of souls, and on resigning any of the above to accept another.
2 Non. Mar. Anagni. (f. 203d.)	Dispensation to Master Addam of Kirkudbricth, rector of Dalton, in the diocese of Glasgow, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides those which he now has, and on resigning any of them to accept another.
Non. May. Anagni. (f. 204.)	Dispensation to Thomas de Hertford, canon of Exeter, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, besides the church of Bratton, in the same diocese, value 10l.
Non. May. Anagni. (f. 204d.)	Indult to Master Ralph de Peletet, rector of St. Andrew's, Saxtop, in the diocese of Norwich, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Kal. Mar. Anagni. (f. 205d.)	Indult to the bishop and chapter of Moray that they shall not be compelled by papal or legatine letters to make provision to any one of a canonry or prebend, unless special mention be made of this indult.
10 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 209.)	Confirmation to the prior and chapter of Ely of the letters patent by which bishop Hugh bound himself to pay from the episcopal rents the expenses incurred on the occasion of his election and confirmation; the bishop's successors, if the expenses are not previously paid, are to be bound in like manner.
Non. July. Anagni. (f. 210.)	Dispensation to John, canon of Moray, to hold one benefice in Scotland with cure of souls besides the rectory of Duffys, in which his prebend consists.
5 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 211d.)	Indult to the prior and Augustinian convent of Newburgh, in the diocese of York, that they shall cause their churches and chapels, in which vicars have not been appointed, to be served as heretofore by their chaplains, and that vicarages shall not be taxed nor perpetual vicars appointed against the will of the said prior and convent, notwithstanding any papal indult granted to the archbishop or any other in regard to the taxation of vicarages and appointment of vicars.
6 Non. July. Anagni. (f. 212d.)	Faculty to Roger, abbot of Glastonbury, to contract a loan of 1532 marks to meet expenses incurred in expediting the affairs of the monastery at Rome.
3 Id. July. Anagni. (f. 214.)	Indult to William de Braham to retain a moiety of the rectory of Wirtham, in the diocese of Norwich, and the church of Cumpton, in that of Winchester, given him by the bishop elect of that see, their value together hardly exceeding 20l.
1259. 5 Id. Aug. Anagni. (f. 215.)	Licence and reservation to Henry de Wingeham, dean of St. Martin's, London, to hold for five years all the benefices which he had at the time of his election to the see of London.
Ibid.	Concurrent mandate to the archbishop of Canterbury and the Premonstratensian prior of St. Radegund's, in the same diocese.
9 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 215d.)	Indult to William de Witewelle, rector of Branton, in the diocese of Norwich, to hold the church of Swenigtone, besides those benefices which he now has.
3 Kal. Aug. Anagni. (f. 215d.)	Indult to the master and brethren of the order of Sempingham that they shall cause their churches and chapels in which vicars have not been appointed, to be served as heretofore by their own chaplains, and the vicarages shall not be taxed nor perpetual vicars appointed against the will of the said master and brethren, notwithstanding any indult granted to the archbishop of York, or any other, in regard to such taxation and appointment.
10 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216)	Indult to Master John de Sandwico, rector of Berefreistone (Barfreston), in the diocese of Canterbury, clerk of Henry, bishop elect of London, to hold two benefices besides those which he has, whose value is 12 marks, and on resigning one of these to accept another.
10 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216)	Indult to Master John de Chyshelle, rector of Brawetere, in the diocese of Chichester, to hold one benefice besides those which he now has.
19 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216.)	Mandate to the bishop elect and official of London to make provision to Master Ralph de Freningeham, the bishop's clerk, of a benefice in the said diocese; notwithstanding any papal provision to any other, or that Ralph is already beneficed, or any papal indult to the contrary.
13 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216d.)	Appointment of Andrew, prior of St. Swithin's Winchester, to be a papal chaplain.
12 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216d.)	Confirmation to Huguet Simonetti called ‘Mace,’ and Janucius Berimundi and their partners citizens and merchants of Florence, of the sale to them, under bond, of four hundred sacks of wool, by the prior and convent of St. Swithin's Winchester, from their pasture, for 1414 marks, to be delivered to the said merchants in due time and place.
11 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216d.)	Mandate to Master Albert of Pisa, canon of St. Omer, and Landon de Valle Monton, canon of Anagni, living in Paris, to enforce the above contract of sale.
5 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 216d.)	Indult to John de Wingeham, nephew of Henry, bishop elect of London, rector of Aldeham, in the diocese of Lincoln, to hold two benefices with cure of souls, besides two others which he has, whose value is 60 marks.
Ibid.	The like to Master Henry de Wingeham, nephew of the bishop elect of London, rector of Domerham, in the diocese of Salisbury; the value of the benefices he already has is 80 marks.
10 Kal. Aug. Anagni. (f. 216d.)	Indult to Haymo de Thorp (or Calthorp) to hold the rectories of Colekirke and Bakerton, in the diocese of Norwich.
11 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 217d.)	Indult, at the request of Robert, bishop elect of Dumblane, to Master Ralph, rector of Lochmaban, in the diocese of Glasgow, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls in Scotland.
Ibid.	The like to Master Richard Strivelin, canon of Dumblane.
Ibid.	Faculty to Robert, bishop elect of Dumblane, to make provision to three of his clerks in collegiate or other churches of his diocese, notwithstanding any statute or indult to the contrary; the said clerks must be ordained and reside on the benefices that have cure of souls.
11 Kal. Sept. Anagni. (f. 218.)	Indult to Master Thomas de Perce, precentor of Brechin, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
Id. Aug. Anagni. (f. 218d.)	Indult to Robert, bishop elect of Dumblane, in consideration of the smallness of his episcopal income, to hold to his uses the church of Kilmaling, in his diocese, of his patronage. value 10 marks, on the death or resignation of the rector.
Ibid.	Indult to the same, for three years, to take and convert to the payment of the debts of the see, the first year's fruits of all benefices and dignities falling vacant in the diocese.
5 Kal. Nov. Anagni. (f. 226.)	Appointment of Fremund Lebrun, rector of Graule, in the diocese of Winchester, to be a papal chaplain.
5 Id. Oct. Anagni. (f. 226.)	Indult, at the request of Thomas, bishop of Lismore, to his clerk, John, dean of the same, to hold one benefice in Ireland with cure of souls besides those which he has.
Ibid.	The like to Master John, precentor of Lismore.
Ibid.	The like to Andrew, archdeacon of Lismore.
5 Kal. Nov. Anagni. (f. 226d.)	Indult to the prior and Augustinian convent of St. Wlfad's Stanes, in the diocese of Coventry, which was a parish and is conventual, and has been hitherto served by the religious and two secular priests appointed by them, that they shall not be compelled by anyone to institute a vicarage in the said church.
Ibid.	Mandate to the bishop of Cloyne not to molest Maurice son of Maurice, of his diocese (who has appealed to the pope), on the ground that he married Matilda, daughter of Gerald de Prendergast, she having been espoused to his late brother David, who died before she was seven years old. [Theiner, 82.]
3 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 228.)	Licence to the abbot and convent of St. Thomas the Martyr, Abrebrodoc, to take possession of and hold to their uses the church of Hautwisill, in the diocese of Durham, in Tindale, which is the land of the king of Scotland, of their patronage, on the death or resignation of the rector, a perpetual vicar with a fit portion being appointed to serve it. [Theiner, 82.]
12 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 228d.)	Inhibition, addressed to the bishop of St. Andrew's, forbidding the king of Scotland or any other, on the death of the bishop, to seize the moveable goods of the said church. [Theiner, 82.]
2 Non. Nov. Anagni. (f. 229d.)	To the archbishop of Dublin. The king having granted the advowson of the deanery of St. Mary's, Peneris, in the diocese of Coventry, to the archbishopric of Dublin, which grant was confirmed by the pope, the archbishop and his predecessors have held the deanery for forty years, conferring prebends in the gift of the dean, who as such has no income. The archbishop prays the pope to unite the said deanery to his see, which is done. [Theiner, 81.]
10 Kal. Dec. Anagni. (f. 230.)	Exemption to Master Gervase, of London, papal subdeacon and chaplain, canon of Salisbury, from the episcopal jurisdiction of the bishop of Hereford as to a papal provision in his diocese, on account of which the bishop persecutes him and his, and as to a suit between them for certain benefices of which the bishop has deprived him.
Id. Dec. Anagni. (f. 230d.)	Dispensation to Antony, rector of a moiety of Choing, in the diocese of Lincoln, value 4 marks, to accept also the church of Steping, in the same diocese, value 8 marks.
3 Non. Dec. Anagni. (f. 231.)	Confirmation, in accordance with the example of popes Honorius and Gregory, to the dean and chapter of Lismore, of the sentence given by pope Innocent in the question between T. bishop elect of Lismore, and R. bishop of Waterford, by which Lismore was declared to be a cathedral church, and the bishop elect ordered to be consecrated by the archbishop of Cashel. [Theiner, 82.]

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10 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 231.)	Dispensation to Maurice son of William, and Gila daughter of Maurice, of London, his wife, of the diocese of Ossory, to remain in the marriage contracted by them, it having since come to their knowledge that they are related in the fourth degree of consanguinity. [Theiner, 83.]
Id. May. Anagni. (f. 233.)	Reservation to Matthew, bishop of Troyes, of the benefices held by him in the diocese of Wells, the church of Bercham, in the diocese of Norwich, and others not in England.
Ibid.	Mandate to the bishop of Wells and Bath, and Master Peter de Piperno, papal chaplain, to protect the said bishop in regard to the reservation made to him.
4 Id. Oct. Anagni. (f. 233d.)	Mandate to the bishops of Worcester, Lincoln, and Hereford, to publicly declare the abbot of Gloucester excommunicate, and the convent interdicted in accordance with a sentence issued in the cause about a sum of money between them and Master Giles, papal subdeacon, rector of Stok, in the diocese of Hereford, for contumacy in not appearing.

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1256. 10 Kal. Nov. (f. 214.)	Instrument, with exemplifications, in regard to the processes held by Master Albert de Parma, papal notary, with the king of England, and others, about the realm of Sicily.
	Pope Innocent's commissions to Albert are dated 3 Id. April, an. 10, and 13 Kal. January, an. 11. The king's letter is dated 12 February in the 38th year of his reign. Albert's letter is dated 2 Non. March, 1253. The letter of the king's clerks is of the same date. Pope Innocent's letters to king Edmund and to Master Albert are dated 2 Ides May, an. 11.

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1259. 12 Kal. Jan. Anagni. (f. 237.)	Indult to Master Roger, rector of Worthe Abbots, in the diocese of Salisbury, to hold also the church of Acle, which has been given to him by the bishop of Lincoln.
1260. 4 Non. Jan. Anagni. (f. 237.)	Dispensation to Maurice, son of Maurice Gerold, of the diocese of Cloyne, to remain in the marriage contracted with Matilda, to whom, when seven years old, his brother David, since deceased, had been espoused.
2 Id. Jan. Anagni. (f. 237.)	Suppletion of any defect in the consecration of Thomas, bishop of Lismore, which some assert to be invalid because during the voidance of the see of Cashel, when the pope ordered it to be performed by the bishops of Ossory and Cloyne, the latter committed his duty to the bishop of Ferns, and the bishop of Leighlin also took part. [Theiner, 84.]
8 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 237d.)	Dispensation to Richard, rector of Trawalle, in the diocese of York, value 3 marks, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
7 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 238d.)	Inhibition, addressed to the prior and convent of Bridelington, in the diocese of York, forbidding any rector, vicar, or other person to exact tithe of wool, milk, or lambs, of their animals wherever pastured, contrary to their privileges.
6 Id. Feb. Anagni. (f. 238.)	Indult to Master Richard de Bello, clerk, of the diocese of Canterbury, to hold one benefice with cure of souls besides the churches of Kingesnade and Demecherethe.
4 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 238d.)	Indult to the archbishop of Dublin, exempting him and his successors from the payment of tithes of the archiepiscopal possessions tilled at their expense, or of forage for their beasts. [Theiner, 85.]
2 Non. Feb. Anagni. (f. 238d.)	Licence to the archbishop of Canterbury, who wishes to set up a manor in his forest of Mawefield, in the diocese of Chichester, to hold to his uses the church of Mawefield on the death or resignation of the rector; a perpetual vicar with a fit portion being appointed; and the church of Cranebrok, granted to the archbishop by pope Gregory, being resigned and placed in the hands of a rector.
9 Kal. Feb. Anagni. (f. 239.)	Dispensation, at the request of the bishop of Lismore, to Walter de Kilkenni, canon of Lismore, dispensed on account of illegitimacy by the bishop of Ossory so as to be ordained and hold a benefice, to hold also any dignity except a bishopric. [Theiner, 85.]
3 Non. Feb. Anagni. (f. 239.)	Indult to the same, on petition of the bishop of Lismore, to hold one benefice with cure of souls, in Ireland, besides a prebend of Lismore. [Theiner, 85.]
5 Id. Jan. Anagni. (f. 239d.)	Mandate, with exemplifications, to the bishops of Ossory and Ferns, ordering them to carry out the sentence issued on appeal by J. cardinal of St. Laurence's in Lucina, in favour of the bishop and chapter of Lismore, in the cause heard by successive judges delegated by the pope, between the said bishop and chapter and the archbishop and chapter of Cashel, in regard to the possession of spiritual rights of certain monasteries, churches, and chapels, those named being Clonmell, Surio, Dovenachimor, Lisrodrach, Ballimamona, Kiltagan, Adelagheles, Clochtol, Kilmororussin, Ruthronan, Kilcronactan, Kilsilan, Killouwam, Tahcheyny, Balliydina, Kilrodan, Kilcassi, Magtrechyr, Limyurenan, Adhnagarbad. Maclery, Fachymfatha, Balliyncruthea, Athenyry, Karrec, Novavilla, Limian, Tybrachna, Ademancel, Ballilegan, Lochluacra, Adekarmerdin, Nedan, Tulachmolan, Molacha, Ardtinam, Dergrad, Ratherdunesk, Killyinlach, Hotheratha in the cantred of Ywoghyn and the half cantred of Yffathiatha. [Theiner, 83.]
2 Non. Feb. Anagni. (f. 240d.)	Mandate to the abbots, priors, rectors, perpetual vicars, and clerks of the churches of the monasteries and chapels in the cantred of Yhogin, and half cantred of Hifathayhather, in the diocese of Lismore, subject to the bishop of the same to announce to their diocesan as they did before the execution of the sentence given by the judges appointed by the pope on appeal, by which the sentences of interdict and excommunication issued by the archbishop of Cashel against the bishop and some of the chapter of Lismore were annulled.
4 Kal.Feb. Anagni. (f. 242.)	Licence to the archbishop of Dublin, who, as canon, has no prebend in that church, though he has the collation of prebends, to apply to his canonry the prebend of Swerdes, which is in one of his manors, so that, on the death or resignation of the canon who now holds it, it may be held by the archbishop and his successors; and that the number of canons may not be lessened, to create a new prebend out of some benefice with cure of souls in the archbishop's gift, to be given to some canon of Dublin. [Theiner, 85.]
2 Non. Mar. Anagni. (f. 242d.)	Indult to the bishop and chapter of Lismore that, pending the cause between them and the archbishop of Cashel, and the inquisition as to the archbishop's conduct they shall not be summoned elsewhere than to Rome. [Theiner, 86.]
4 Id. April. Anagni. (f. 243d.)	Indult, at the request of Emanuel, kinsman of the king of Castile, to John de Heslerton to hold the rectory of Cokersand, in the diocese of Norwich, besides three benefices which he has with cure of souls.
8 Kal. May. Anagni. (f. 245.)	Confirmation to the bishop and chapter of St. Davids of the ordinance made by them in regard to the treasurer, who has charge of the books, vessels, ornaments, and the treasure of their church, assigning to him a prebend, with a portion of the common fund which is divided between them, obliging the treasurer to reside: the prebend, commonly called Breud, then void, being applied to the bishop's uses in place of that given to the treasurer.
5 Non. May. Anagni. (f. 245.)	Dispensation to Godfrey de Merk to hold both the church of Aloham, value 12 marks, which has been given him by the bishop, and also the rectory of Lavenham, in the diocese of Norwich.
2 Non. Mar. Anagni. (f. 245d.)	Confirmation to the abbot and convent of Montebourg, in the diocese of Coutances, of what has been done by the bishop of Salisbury in their regard. The church of Londres and chapel of Brodepelle of their patronage, in the diocese of Salisbury, having been given to them by the bishop of that see, with consent of his chapter, the said bishop afterwards instituted a prebend out of the said church and chapel, giving the said abbot a canon's stall, and appointing a vicar, who should pay him 40s. a year from the proceeds of the prebend.
15 Kal. June. Anagni. (f. 247.)	Indult to the prioreas and Augustinian convent of Holy Trinity, Lissomulin, in the diocese of Meath, founded by Avice de Lacortier, widow, that they shall not be bound to give account or set aside any portion of the offerings made to their church when the foundress has shown to the diocesan a fair exchange for the mother church, which the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Dublin, hold to their uses. [Theiner, 86.]
6 Kal. June. Anagni. (f. 247d.)	Indult to the prior and convent of Plymton, in the diocese of Exeter, in accordance with an indult of pope Celestine, to hold all their churches on their voidance, to hold also to their uses the church of Dean, in the said diocese, of their patronage, value hardly more than 10 marks, which they have applied to enlarge the hospitality of their monastery, notwithstanding that they have presented to the bishop divers clerks to be instituted rectors of the said church.
12 Kal. June. Anagni. (f. 246.)	To the king of Scotland, who has petitioned the pope to revoke the appointment made by him of John de Cheam, papal chaplain, to the see of Glasgow. The pope, having considered the matter, declined to do so; but, on its being represented to him by the king's enyoys that the king's rights and ancient customs were infringed by the papal letters addressed to the bishops of Lincoln and Bath, requesting the king to restore the temporalities to the new bishop, before which a bishop is bound to take the oath of fealty. The pope has directed the said bishop to present himself, under safe conduct to the king, and, on taking the said oath, to receive the temporalities at the king's hands, revoking whatever may have been done by the above bishops against the king or his realm. [Theiner, 86.]
6 Id. June. Anagni. (f. 248.)	Faculty to the bishop of Salisbury to make provision to Thomas de Rumsey, and three other of his clerks, of one benefice apiece, prebendal or other, with cure of souls, in his diocese, in the gift of any patron not being a Cistercian or layman, notwithstanding any statute as to the number of canons, or any papal indult to the contrary.
6 Id. June. Anagni. (f. 248d.)	Faculty to the same to grant dispensations to Thomas de Rumesey and three other clerks in his service to hold an additional benefice apiece with cure of souls and, on resigning one of them, to accept another.
12 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 248d.)	Indult to Master John, chancellor of York, papal chaplain, that he may be elected to a bishopric, or enter religion, notwithstanding that the pope confirmed the election of Robert, archdeacon of Bath, to the see of Carlisle, supplying any defect in it after the appointment had lapsed, and, the bishop elect not consenting to his election, the archbishop of York, appointed the said John.
14 Kal.July Anagai. (f.248d.)	Indult to Raynald de Germita, the pope's nephew and chaplain, to hold the church of St. Mary, Norwalescham, in the diocese of Norwich, although he accepted the church of SS. Peter and Paul. Tranges, in the diocese of Lincoln, without papal dispensation; also that he shall not be bound to take higher orders nor to reside, but shall enjoy the fruits of the said churches; no action is to be taken against him on account of the same, he being in subdeacon's orders; provided that vicars are appointed to serve the churches.
4 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 250.)	Confirmation to Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, papal chaplain of the churches of Clive, Orpintune, and Chelfield, in the diocese of Rochester, of Godmersham in that of Canterbury, of Falkenham in that of Chichester, and of Frakenham in that of Norwich; also of the prebends in London, Lincoln, Salisbury, and of Suhtmalinges, in Chichester, which he proposes to hold; with indult supplying any defect there may be in his acceptance and retention of the same.
12 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 250d.)	Indult of Henry, bishop of London, with consent of the chapter of his church, in which the collation of prebends is said to belong to him, to have a place as canon, and hold any prebend that does not of right belong to another.
5 Id. June. Anagni. (f. 250d.)	Indult to the same to annex and apply to his income, which, considering the nobility of his church, is small, any three churches he pleases in his gift, of which no one else has the patronage; to take effect on the death or resignation of their rectors, perpetual vicars with fit portions being appointed.
5 Id. July. Anagni. (f. 252.)	Indult to Robert de Ulflayt to accept a moiety of the church of Bampton, in the diocese of Carlisle, value 10 marks, and hold it, together with the rectory of Landploth, in the diocese of York.
10 Kal. July. Anagni. (f. 252.)	Dispensation to Master Roger de Warwik, rector, of Eckeleshale, in the diocese of Worcester, value 15 marks, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
5 Id. July. Anagni. (f. 254.)	Indult to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York, that the vicarages constituted by them in churches of their patronage which they hold to their uses shall not be augmented by anyone, unless by papal mandate.
4 Non. July. Anagni. (f.254.)	Indult to the same, that they shall cause churches and chapels, held by them to their uses, to be served as heretofore by chaplains, and that vicarages, as before, shall not be the taxed, nor perpetual vicars appointed.
2 Non. June. Anagni. (f. 254.)	Inhibition addressed to the same, forbidding any one to exact tithe of wool, milk, and lambs, of their animals pastured on lands of some rectors and vicars, who, putting a wrong sense on their privileges, have presumed to do so.
7 Id. July. Anagni. (f.255.)	Dispensation to Master Ralph de Fremingeham to hold the rectory of Roynges, in the diocese of London, besides other benefices with cure of souls.
Ibid.	Appointment of Henry de Sarum, priest, chaplain of the king's chapel, to be a papal chaplain.
10 Kal. Aug. Anagni. (f.255.)	Appointment of John, abbot of Peterborough, to be a papal chaplain.
13 Kal. Aug. Anagni. (f.256.)	Dispensation to Edward, priest, dean of Wells, already dispensed on account of illegitimacy so as to hold a benefice that he may also be elected bishop.
12 Kal. Nov. Anagni. (f. 260.)	Indult to Alexander de Hothun, rector of Honneby, in the diocese of Lincoln, value 15 marks, to hold an additional benefice with cure of souls.
8 Kal. Sept. Subiaco. (f. 261d.)	Dispensation to Master Roger de Salenges, rector of Boketon, in the diocese of Norwich, to hold also the rectory of Menecheriehampton, in the diocese of Worcester.
18 Kal. Jan. Lateran. (f.262.)	Dispensation to David, rector of Maneston. in the diocese of Salisbury, to hold and additional benefice with cure of souls.