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

[4] All the canons should receive their clothing
from a common fund and from a chamberlain
appointed for this according to their needs and
the resources of the house.
[5] Silence should be observed at the due hours.
[6] No women should be allowed to enter the choir
and close, as they were accustomed.
[7] Canons wishing to celebrate mass should be
allowed to do so, provided that they are not under
legal cause.
[8] The sick should be better cared for in food
than the healthy, as their condition requires and
the resources of the church allow.
811 17 June 1316, Darley (Derlegh). Injunctions
issued to the prior and cony. of church of St
Mary, Repton (Repingdon), following the bp. 's
visitation of the house on 10 June 1316 concerning
both persons and the state of their church, when
he found correction and reform were needed,
enjoining all and each, under pain of greater
excommunication, that they should obey his decree
which should be recited frequently in their
chapter before all the brothers lest anyone should
excuse himself regarding its observance through
ignorance.
(1] The prior should change his chaplain each year
according to the terms of the constitution.
[2] The accounts for the manors and obedientiaries
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