by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

from the feast of the nativity of the Lord [25
December), provided that divine services in the
church meanwhile will not be diminished.
499 11 November 1307, Lichfield. Institution of
William de Walingford, a suitable clerk and well-
literate, to church of Willey (Wylye); patron, Br.
Nicholas, prior of Warmington (Warmynton),
proctor-general in England (Angl') of church of
Preaux (Pratell'), Lucon (Lexen') dioc. He swore
etc. Letters dimissory to receive all minor orders
and the subdiaconate.
500 13 November 1307, Lichfield. Institution of
Henry de Brunburw', priest, to vicarage of church
of Neston; patrons, abbot and cony. of St
Werburgh, Chester. He swore canonical obedience
and personal residence.
501 Same day, Lichfield. Institution of Roger le
Wyne, clerk, to church of Normanton (Normunton);
patron, lady Deonise called (dicte) le Wyne. He
swore etc. Letters dimissory to receive all minor
orders and the subdiaconate. Licence to study for
one year.
502 15 November 1307, Lichfield. Institution of
Thomas de Poule, subd., to church of Newton Regis
(Neuton Regis); patron, Richard de Herchull, knt.
483