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725 30 June 1311, York. Institution, without
inquiry, of Br. John de Leicestr', canon of
Kenilworth (Kenilleworth) as prior of cell of
Colwich (Calewych); patrons, prior and cony. of
Kenilworth (Kenill'). Ind.: archd.
726 5 July 1311, York. The bp., being outside his
diocese
causes,
on account
1
commissions
of certain
the prior
and
of
pressing
Repton and M.
Adam Byrom, official of Stafford, to confer
whichever prebend in Lichfield church that is
vacant within fifteen days from the receipt of
these presents to John de Kynardesleye, at present
rector of church of -fatenh-fill, by way of
exchange, and also to accept the resignations to
be made, to grant letters of examination to a
suitable person to be presented to ifatenhCll, and
to institute and induct [him] in possession of the
same, and to execute, exercise and expedite all
and each which the matter of the exchange demands
and requires. By this the bp. does not intend to
derogate in any way the apostolic provisions
pending in Lichfield church.
COMMISSIO PRO PERMUTACIONE FACIENDA. W[alterus]
permissione etc. dilectis filiis domino priori de
Repyndon et magistro Ade Byrom, officiali Staff',
salutem, graciam et benedictionem. Cum ex certis
et urgentibus causis simus ad presens agentes in
remotis extra nostram diocesim de vestris2 et
utriusque vestrum circumspectione et industria
plenius confidentes ad conferendum quamcumque
prebendam vacaturam infra quidenam a tempore
1. He was a prisoner in York castle by this date.
2. Sic for vobis?
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