• Maine

Maine Maine CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. JULIAN, LE MANS, FOR SECULAR CANONS. [

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIAugust 1350

of Middlesex, Stephen de Brokesbourn, parson of Holyngbourn church, and Robert de Morton, parson of Newechirche church, diocese of Canterbury, acknowledge that they owe to Thomas de Holbourn, parson of St. Bride's church, London, 140 marks; to be levied, in

• Close Rolls, Richard IIDecember 1393

and his honour and desires the safety of the catholic church and of the realm, to summon a convocation of the clergy of the province of Canterbury in the church of St. Paul London or elsewhere on 16 February next,

• Lateran Regesta 5721461-1462

d .) To William, elect of Orkney. Provision to him, a canon of the church of Orkney, who is at the apostolic see, of the said church, void by the resignation to the present pope of bishop Thomas, and therefore

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIDecember 1341

of Suthkelleseye church. Edmund de Sutton, fermor of Bondeby church. Henry Liouns, parson of Little Thrillowe church. Martin de Gastin, parson of Gussich church. Simon de Lansell, parson of Marsham church. Almaric de Ponterlie, parson of Chesthunte church. The abbot

• Close Rolls, Edward IMarch 1297

church of Dene, to the sheriff of Southampton. Reginald, parson of the church of Winterburn Abbots, to the sheriff of Dorset. Ralph de Torny, parson of the church of Heringeswell, to the sheriff of Suffolk. The prior of Christ

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIJanuary 1372

right to present to the church of Kilbery to which the said Nicholas is by the king presented, and to bring with him the king's commission to make inquisition touching the patronage of the said church, which commission is in

• Close Rolls, Henry IVJanuary 1402

estate of the realm and desires the honour and advantage of the church of England, to summon a convocation of the province of Canterbury in the cathedral church of St. Paul London or elsewhere on Monday in the first week

• CANTERBURYManuscript material

Islip, Wittlesey, Sudbury, Courtenay, Arundell, Stafford, Kempe, Morton, Deane, Warham and Cranmer. MS. 20. The Obit Book of Christ Church priory, Canterbury. British Museum Additional MS. 6160. Register of Christ Church Canterbury. Arundel MS. 68. Register containing obits and martyrology.

• Illustrative DocumentsLaud's Visitation of Canterbury Cathedral, 1635

be suffered to play in the Cathedrall Churchyard, whereby y e Church windowes are sometimes broken ? 2. Whether a Prebendarie resideing within 3 or 4 miles of that Church may not be compelled to come to a Chapter there,

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIJanuary 1337

of King's Beaulieu a tun of wine of the present year of the right prise for celebrating masses in their church, in accordance with the grant of Henry III. to them of a tun of such wine to be received

• Close Rolls, Richard IIJanuary 1382

Canterbury elect and confirmed. Request and order to summon a convocation at the earliest possible date in the church of St. Paul London or elsewhere, and to move them to grant the king a subsidy for defence of the realm

• Lateran Regesta 7591475-1476

the ordinary as a canon of Killala, in which church there is not a certain number of canons, the pope ordered provision to be made of the precentorship of the said church, a non-elective office with cure, value 2 marks

• Vatican Regesta 7091486

the church of Raphone a canonry, and out of the said rectory of the church of In[i ] scayl a simplex prebend, and to unite to them, after they have been erected, the said rectory and vicarage of the church

• Lateran Regesta 5351458

the parish church of St. Mary Granard ( de Grana [ r ] do ) in the same diocese, from that church, and, with consent of the then rector or perpetual vicar thereof, erected it into a parish church to

• St. Martin Pomary 95/0The parish church of St. Martin Pomary

due west of the church of St. Olave. Before the Fire this site lay between the properties discussed under 95/8-12 to the N. and the lane now known as Church Passage to the S. The church is first recorded in

• Vatican Regesta 4941463

church of Kells ( de Kellis ) 2 in the diocese of Whiteherne, of the patronage of the king of Scots, becoming void because the late William Heris obtained, collated to him by authority of the ordinary, the parish

• St. Mary Colechurch 105/0Parish church of St. Mary Colechurch

the church (21A) should continue to include rooms over the church, for a funnel of lead (presumably leading to a vault or cess pit in the cellar below the church) was to be brought from the house through the church

• Lateran Regesta 7581474-1476

of the church of Dunkeld, void at the apostolic see, and therefore ipso facto reserved to the pope, by the resignation of Thomas, made to the pope by his proctor David Meldrum, a canon of the said church. Apostolatus officium

• Vatican Regesta 7611487-1492

Glasgow, archbishop elect of the same. Exempting him and the church and province of Glasgow, his suffragans, the bishops of Dunkeld, Dunblane, Whiteherne, and Lismore, the chapters of the church of Glasgow and its suffragan churches, the clergy and people