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

175 12 February 1301, Repham (Refham).
Institution of M. Richard de Birchel to church of
Tattenhall (Tatenhale); patrons, abbot and cony.
St Werburgh, Chester. Letters dimissory to receive
all orders. Licence' to study for three years
within the terms of the statute.
176 25 May 1301, London. Institution of Henry le
Waleys, priest, to church of Standish (Standissh);
patron, William de Standissh.
177 7 December 1301, Chesterfield. Institution by
M. Thomas de Abberbur', vicar-general, of Robert
de Askeby to church of Thornton le Moors; patron,
the king, custodian of Peter, a minor, the son and
heir of Ranulf le Ruter, deceased, tenant in
chief. J[ohn] de Drokenesford has considered the
counsel of the justices of the Bench and the
barons of the Exchequer and of J[ohn] de Langeton,
the chancellor, who wrote to the vicar-general
that he should admit Robert in order to avoid
being in contempt of the king and of the king's
son, the earl of Chester, who-
r_ and to avoid loss to the bp. The
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vicar-general has thF king's letters close
concerning the same.
THORNTON. Item anno Domini M° CCC° primo die Jovis
in vigilia concepcionis Beate Marie Virginis, apud
Cestrefeld, admissus fuit dominus Robertus de
Askeby ad ecclesiam de Thornton super Moram et
institutus in eadem, presentatus ad ipsam per
dominum regem, ratione custodie Petri, filii et
heredis Ranulphi le Ruter, defuncti, qui de rege
1. Added later.
2. CPR 1292-1301, p. 181; CCR 1296-1302, p. 579.
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