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PART VII
1180
BENEDICT OF PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. I,
pp. 250-251, S.A. 1180. 1
IN the same year died R[ichard], bishop of St. Andrews. 2
In the same year John, surnamed Scott, the elect to the
bishopric of St. Andrews in Scotland, returned from Alexander,
the chief pontiff, to whom he had made complaint that after
election of himself had been canonically made king William
of Scotland had intruded Hugh, his chaplain, upon the
bishopric of St. Andrews ; and had caused him to be consecrated
after appeal had been made to the apostolic see.
To learn therefore the rights of this case Alexander, the
chief pontiff, sent to Scotland with the aforesaid John a cer-
tain priest of his, Alexius, subdeacon of the Roman church .;
commanding
that if it should be clear to him that the afore-
said John had been canonically elected, and that the aforesaid
Hugh had been consecrated after appeal had been made to
the apostolic see, thrust in not by zeal for justice but by
tyranny, he should publish to all that this Hugh was degraded
by the chief pontiff himself, all right of appeal being at an
end.
Moreover the chief pontiff granted to the same Alexius
the office of legate in the whole land of the king of Scotland,
and in the adjacent islands, and in Ireland, to learn the rights
of ecclesiastical cases which arose in these lands, and to terminate
them as God should impart to him.
1 Cf. Hoved., ii, 208.
2 Richard's death is placed in 1178 by Chr. of Melr., 88; in 1179 by
Chr. of Holyr., 44.
"
And on his death there was immediately a schism about the election
of a bishop. For the canons of the church of St. Andrews chose for themselves
as bishop master John, surnamed Scott ; and William king of Scots
chose Hugh, his chaplain, and caused him to be consecrated by the bishops
of his . . kingdom. ." Hoved., ii, 208.
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