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1228. 7 Id. April. St. Peters. (f. 64d.) |
Notification to the king of England of the excommunication issued against the emperor F[rederic]. |
Id. June. Peragia. (f. 70.) |
Indult to the abbot and convent and Bardeney, in accordance with letters of pope Celestine, to appropriate, on their voidance, the churches of Hale and Hekinton, which are of their patronage and from which they received a pension. |
6 Non. July. Perugia. (f. 71.) |
Notification to the prior and convent of Durham of the relaxation of the sentences of excommunication issued against them on the occasion of their election of the archdeacon of Worcester to their church, afterwards cancelled by the pope. |
5 Non. July. Perugia. (f. 76.) |
Answer to the archbishop of York, on a case where the chapter of St. Mary's, York, had first granted the church of Gameford to R. clerk, and afterwards had presented L. clerk, to the same, that a patron has the right to present, but not to grant, and that the person presented should be instituted. |
8 Kal. Nov. Perugia. (f. 83d.) |
Faculty to the abbot of Cluny to make ordinance for the election of the prior of the monastery of St. Pancias, notwithstanding the composition made between the earl of Warren, its patron, and one of the abbot's predecessors, which gives occasion to the prior and monks of St. Pancras to rebel against the church of Cluny. |
4 Kal. Nov. Perugia. (f. 84d.) |
Notification to the king of England that the pope has received his letters and his ambassador, Master Philip de Arden, who will inform him of the pope's favourable disposition towards him. |
n.d. Perugia. (f. 89.) |
Faculty to R[omarius,] cardinal of St. Angelo, papal legate, to compel the count of La Marche to remit the oath by which the
king and B. queen of France, his mother, are bound not to make peace or truce with the king of England without his consent, the oath being unlawful and a hindrance to the peace.
[Shirley, i. 548.] |
18 Kal. Jan. Perugia. (f. 96.) |
Mandate to the prior and convent of St. Andrews not to burden their monastery with pensions to secular clerks. [Theiner, 27.] |
1229. 14 Kal. Feb. Perugia. (f. 97d.) |
Mandate to the prior and convent of Canterbury to pay due obedience to Master R. chancellor of Lincoln, whom the pope has appointed to the see, after quashing their election of Walter, one of the monks. |
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The like to the suffragans of Canterbury. |
13 Kal. Mar. Perugia. (f. 99.) |
Mandate to the abbots of Peterborough and Croyland and the prior of Peterborough, on petition of the abbot and convent of Ramesey, who, by command of the Pope, have to pay yearly 100 marks to five clerks in pensions and benefices, and 10
marks to P. de Supino, clerk of O. cardinal of St. Nicolas in Carcere Tulliano, until they are able to find him a richer benefice, J. de Ferentino, papal sub-deacon, archdeacon of Norwich, being made executor in this matter, to free the said abbey from all secular claims (impetratione), and ordering that they shall not be held to make provision to any except the above named. |
10 Kal. Mar. Perugia. (f. 99d.) |
Confirmation, with exemplifications, although the consent of the archdeacon and chapter does not appear, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Citeaux, of the letters, enclosed under the papal bull, of king Richard and Geoffrey archbishop of York, who granted to them the church of Scardeborch, with its chapels, liberties, customs, and tithings of land and sea, and protection for them in the same. The archbishop of York is not to exact anything from them, except the presentation of a vicar and the synodal right, and the archdeacon on his visitation is to be content with 20s.—10s. from the Cistercians and 10s. from the said vicar. |
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The witnesses to the king's letters are Geoffrey, archbishop of York, Philip bishop of Durham, H. bishop of Salisbury, Master Mauger, the treasurer, Master Roger de Sancto Edmundo, William the Marshal, Joel de Maena, Geoffrey de Cella, Robert de Harecort, Matthew de Gamach, Britius the king's chamberlain, dated by E. bishop of Ely, Lyons, 14 May, in the ninth year of his reign. The letters of the archbishop end with the words “in predicte ecclesie vicaria.” |
3 Non. Mar. Perugia. (f. 102d.) |
Grant of protection and confirmation to B. sometime queen of England of the composition made between her and king John, confirmed by pope Innocent, afterwards renewed between her and king Henry, and confirmed by pope Honorius. |
1229. 3 Id. Mar. Perugia. (f. 103.) |
Inhibition, at the request of the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to any abbot to grant to any person the churches of Menstra, Norburn, Sellinges, Faversham, and Midleton, which belong to them, and the prebend of Guston, in St. Martin's church, Dover, which shall belong to the abbey for ever; and like prohibition to all bishops, archdeacons, and officials. |
Ibid. |
Confirmation to the same, in accordance with letters of pope Celestine, of the church of the manor of Chisteleth for the use of the infirmary. [Monasticon, i. 136.] |
1228. 4 Id. Dec. Perugia. (f. 102d.) |
Faculty to the abbot of Westminster to give the first tonsure on solemn festivals in his parish. |