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

with the terms of the statute.
122 11 February 1302, Steeple Aston
(Stepelaston). Institution by M. Thomas de
Abberbur', vicar-general, of Thomas de Herdwyk,
priest, to church of Birdingbury (Burthingbur');
patron, John Paynel, knt.
123 Same day, year and place. Institution of
Henry de Thurlaston, priest, to vicarage of Wolvey
(Wolveye); patrons, abbot and cony. of Combe
(Cumba).
124 3 April 1302, Lichfield. Institution by
Thomas de Abberbur', vicar-general, of Henry de
Cumpton, priest, to church of Whitnash
(Whytenassh); patrons, prior and cony. of
Kenilworth (Kenilleworth).
125 13 March 1303, Lichfield. Institution by the
(papal] administrators of the bishopric of John de
Lapwrth,
2 priest, to church of Avon Dassett
1. The papal legate Ottobon declared in his
constitutions of 1268 that vicars should be
resident and adequately ordained, being at least
in order of deacon and proceeding to the
priesthood within one year, reiterating earlier
decrees made by the papal legate Otto in 1237 and
by the Council of Oxford in 1222, see councils and
Synods, II, ii, pp. 757-8, clause nine; ibid. II,
i, pp. 112-3, clause 21, p. 249, clause ten.
2. Sic.
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