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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 169
tion 1 of St. Mary, at York, were consecrated by archbishop
Thurstan bishops Geoffrey, chancellor of king Henry, to the
bishopric of Durham ; Aldulf, prior of Nostell, to the town
of Carlisle, which king Henry initiated as an episcopal see,
giving to him the churches of Cumberland and Westmoreland
which adjoined the archdeaconate of York.
? 1134, May.
POPE INNOCENT II TO THURSTAN OF YORK. IN RAINE'S YORK,
VOL. Ill, PP. 63-64.
Bishop Innocent, servant of the servants of God, to his
venerable brother Thurstan, archbishop of York, greeting
and apostolic benediction.
The apostolic see has long ago proved by sure signs the
admirable firmness of thy faith and thy estimable constancy
in religion and in catholic unity. Hence it is that thou hast
so great solicitude of thy holy mother, the church of Rome,
and, like a kind son, thou hast never forgotten her.
Therefore we love thy person with sincere affection in the
lord, and recognize what things will be to the benefit of thy
Fraternity and of the church committed to thy rule, and
gladly apply ourselves thereto.
And concerning the oppressions and wrongs inflicted upon
thee and the church of York, as we have learned, by the king
of Scotland and by John, bishop of Glasgow, we sympathize
with paternal affection and when ;
the opportunity is granted
us by the Lord, the apostolic see will preserve to thee and to
that church her just right. . . .
Given at Pisa, the sixth 2 before the Nones of May.
of August (R. de T., ut infra).
The eclipse which took place at his crossing
was on the 2nd of August ; L'Art de Ver. les Dates, i, 111.
R. de
"
T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 123, s.a. 1133 : Also king Henry made
a new bishopric at Carlisle in the boundaries of England and Scotland ; and
he placed there as the first bishop Aldulf the , prior of regular canons of St.
Oswald, to whom he was used to confess his sins. And this bishop placed
regular canons in the church of his see." R.W., E.H.S. ed., ii, 212, s.a.
1132, adds " and already enriched it with many possessions." According to
R.W., Carlisle is "on the border
"
of England and Galloway ; ibid.
Cf. Ann. of Wav., in A.M., ii, 223, where the bishop's name is spelt
Adulf. R. de T., supra, gives his name as Adalulf ; R.W. as Athelulf ;
B. of P., infra, as Adelwald.
Aldulf obtained his diocese in 1138; infra, s.a. He was in his see in
" And the
1148; J. of H., u.s. 322. For his death cf. B. of P., i, 349 :
aforesaid [Aldulf] died in the year 1157 on the morrow of the Lord's Ascension
[10th May] ; which year was the fifth of the reign of king Henry II."
1157 was in reality the third.
Cf. R. de T., u.s., 189, s.a. 1156. Ann. of Wav., u.s., 237, s.a. 1156.
1 15th 2
August.
2nd May.