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

if the presentation is lawful, making the oath of
residence according to the terms of the
constitution and receiving canonical obedience in
the bp. 's name, making letters of institution and
induction and all others for the presented which
the nature of the matter demand and require. The
presented has a letter of examination
(inquisicionis).
658 Same place, day and year. William de Shulton,
clerk, presented to church of Baginton
(Bathekynton) by prior and cony. of Kenilworth
(Kenilleworth), has a letter of examination.
Commission to the bp. 's deputies, prior and cony.
of Arbury (Erdburg), to admit and institute
William in the form noted above. 1
659 25 September 1314, York. Licence to Conrad
[Howeschilt]2 de Almania, rector of church of
Fillongley (Fylongelegh), to serve the bp. of
Worcester (Wygorn') for two years.
660 25 September 1314, York. Licence to William
de Shulton, acolyte, to study for two years from
the date of his institution to church of Baginton
(Bathekinton), that is from 20 September, within
1. Instituted 20 September 1314, no. 660.
2. See nos. 604-6.
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