• Chapter acts1491-3

Chapter acts 1491-3 1491-1492. 1491, St. Jeronimus, Sept. 30.-Collation of priors, cantarists. etc., similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Chapter acts1497-8

Chapter acts 1497-8 1495-1496. 1495, St. Jerome [Sept. 30 ] .-Collation to priories, chantries, etc., similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Chapter acts1506-9

Chapter acts 1506-9 1506-1507. [1506, Sept. 30. ] -Collation to priories, chantries, etc, similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Chapter acts1511-12

Chapter acts 1511-12 1510-1511. 1510, St. Jerome's day, Sept. 30.-Collation to priories, chantries and offices, as before.-

• Chapter acts1512-14

Chapter acts 1512-14 1512-1513. 1512, St. Jerome's day, Sept. 30.-Collation to priories, chantries and offices, as before.-

• Chapter acts1498-1501

Chapter acts 1498-1501 1498-1499. 1498, St. Jerome's Day, Sept. 30.-Collation to priories, chantries and offices; similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Chapter acts1501-3

Chapter acts 1501-3 1501-1502. 1501, St. Jerome's Day, Sept. 30.-Collation to priories and chantries etc., similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Chapter acts1509-10

Chapter acts 1509-10 1509-1510. 1509, Oct. 1, because St. Jerome's Day was Sunday.-Collation to priories, chantries, etc., similar to those on pp. 106, 112.-

• Close Rolls, Edward IIMay 1309

Verona, proctor of Francis Gaitani, and to his substitute. Order prohibiting him from impeding by provocations, appeals, or otherwise the collation of John de Sandale, the king's clerk, to the archdeaconry of Richmond in the church of St. Peter's York,

• Lateran Regesta 4881453

. 1453. 7 Kal. Aug. (26 July.) St. Peter ' s, Rome. (f. 9 d .) To Thomas Macmurcheartayd. Collation and provision to him (who was lately dispensed by papal authority, on account of illegitimacy as the son of a

• Lateran Regesta 5191455

of Glasgow, M.A. Collation and provision to him, who is by both parents of a race of barons, of a canonry of Glasgow and another of Dunkeld, with reservation to the pope ' s gift, for collation to him, of

• Vatican Regesta 5321469

the Lateran statutes its collation had lapsed to the apostolic see (although a certain Cornelius Ohehactagan, who behaved as vicar of the said church, had unduly detained possession for several years under pretext of a collation made to him by

• Lateran Regesta 4991455

of canon law. Collation and provision to him, who is M.A. and of noble birth by both parents, of a canonry of Moray and another of Aberdeen, with reservation to the pope ' s gift, for collation to him, of

• Regesta 861324-1328

his gift, and of Howden, the presentation of which belongs to the prior and chapter of Durham, and the institution to himself, and to reserve prebends to his collation. 3 Non. Jan. Avignon. (f. 38 d .) To Patrick called

• Lateran Regesta 5181455-1457

s gift, for collation to him, of a prebend and a dignity etc. of that church, and ( necnon ) of a benefice with or without cure wont to be assigned to secular clerks in the collation etc. of the

• Lateran Regesta 5401458

of Kildare ( Daren .), of a canonry of Kildare, and to reserve to the prior ' s gift, for collation to Constantine, a prebend and a dignity, personatus , administration, or office of that church, and also a benefice

• Close Rolls, Edward INovember 1298

should be preferred to others to a prebend of the value of 80 or 100 marks, pertaining to the king's collation, as soon as they should happen to be void, he granted at Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Thursday before St. Andrew, that

• Close Rolls, Richard IIJanuary 1395

the choir and place in the chapter, inducting him to the deanery of the said chapel; as at the king's collation Michael Sergeaux, vicar general of Richard bishop of Cicestre in his absence, has by authority of the said bishop

• Lateran Regesta 8201481

(17 Nov.) St Peter ' s, Rome. (f. 28 r .) To Donald Macrawan, a canon of Limerick. Motu proprio collation and provision of a canonry of Limerick and another of Killaloe ( Laonien .), with reservation of a prebend

• Lateran Regesta 6331465-1466

which collation and provision he obtained and has held possession for five months, taking the fruits, although few, in good faith. The pope has therefore rehabilitated him by other letters, but has required him to resign. The said collation and