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

603 19 May 1307, Bowes. Grant, during pleasure,
to John de Wylmeleghton, subd., of custody of
sequestrated vicarage of Stoneleigh (Stonleye),
vac. by death of William de Merston, the last
vicar, on Monday after the feast of pope Gregory
[13 March]; patrons, prior and cony. of Kenilworth
(Kenilleworth). Letters dimissory to receive the
order of deacon. (To be answerable for lambs and
wool for the time of the sequestration. )
QUERERE REGISTRUM ARCHIDIACONI VICARII EPISCOPI.
604 17 October 1305, London. Licence to Conrad
Howeschilt of Germany, rector of church of
Fillongley, perceived fit to study, that for one
year, to be reckoned from the date of these
presents, he will be able to apply himself to the
study of letters in an established place where a
university flourishes, being able to receive the
fruits of his church and not being bound to
receive higher orders except the order of subd.,
which he should receive within one year according
to the constitution of pope Boniface VIII
published concerning this, provided that a good
and adequate vicar is employed in the church to
exercise cure of souls and perform divine
services. The necessaries of life for the vicar
are to be provided from the revenue of the church,
as the constitution requires, saving both to the
bp. and his successors the rights and customs of
the churches of Coventry and Lichfield which the
bp. does not intend to derogate.
LICENCIA STUDENDI PRO RECTORE DE FILONGLE IN FORMA
CONSTITUCIONIS NOVE. Item, W[alterus] permissione
divina Coventr' et Lich' episcopus dilecto filio
Conrado Howeschilt de Alemannia, rectori ecclesie
1. Nos. 489-551.
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