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assigned to him, or to be assigned, and from the
tithe of the parishoners of the same town.
(5] The said nuns of Brewood (Brewode) should be
obliged to pay to the said William and his
successors in the vicarage of the church of
Tibshelf, for the time that they are, 40s. from
the fruits of the same church in equal portions at
two terms of the year, namely on the feast of
Michaelmas [29 September] and on the feast of
Easter, beginning on the feast of Michaelmas next.
And if it should happen that the same cease to pay
the pension at these terms, the bp., and each of
his successors, his officials of Lichfield and he
to whom or [those] to whom the custody of the
spiritualities of the vacant see of Coventry and
Lichfield will pertain, will be able to compel the
religious by ecclesiastical censure and by
sequestration of the fruits of the church of
Tibshelf.
[6] William and his successors in the vicarage
will support the burden of procurations and other
ordinary burdens belonging to the bp. and to his
successors or to the archdeacons of the place.
However, the said religious are obliged to sustain
wholly the extraordinary burdens of the same
church.
1172 11 December 1319. Institution of Henry de
Walton, priest, to church of Aston upon Trent
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