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other which are either necessary or opportune for
the end of the business.
878 31 January 1314, London. Institution of Guy
de Neuton, subd., to church of Coddington
(Codinton), vac. on Saturday after the feast of St
Luke the Evangelist last (21 October 1313] because
M. Geoffrey de Moeles, the last rector, was
admitted to another benefice with similar cure at
that time;
1 patrons, abbot and cony. of St
Werburgh, Chester. Ind.: archd. of Chester. (He
paid the fee. )
879 6 February 1314, London. Institution of Roger
de Chyn, priest, to church of St Peter, Chester,
vac. by resig. of Guy de Neuton, the last rector,
on Friday the feast of St Matthew the Apostle last
(21 September 1313]; patrons, abbot and cony. of
St Werburgh, Chester. Ind.: archd. of Chester. (ire
owes the fee. )
880 5 March 1314, Eccleshall (Eclishale).
Commission to M. Philip de Turvill, bp. 's
official, that he should go personally to the
vicarage of Wynbunbury (Wybenbury) and call
together the neighbouring clerks and laity before
him to inquire concerning the circumstances
1. Sic. Moeles was instituted to the church of
Handley on 2 December 1313, see no. 871.
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