Dorset, A. Archdeacon of, 58.
Dublin, House of Saint Mary of, its
subjection to the House of Buildwas,
51; A. the Abbot, 53.
Duffield, grant of land there to the
Church of Selby, 49.
Durham, R. Bishop of, 66.
East-Riding of Yorkshire, Simon Arch-
Ecclesal, prebend of, in the Church of
Lichfield, 73.
Edward the Fourth obtains a Bull from
the Pope, empowering the Knights of
the Order of the Garter and the
Canons of Windsor to choose a Con-
fessor, 81.
English language, a public Service or
Liturgy in the, 86.
Engolisma, Hugh de, Archdeacon of
Canterbury, 73.
Evesham, house of, Bull respecting
their right to certain tythe, 70; for
collecting Peter Pence, 71.
Exeter, W. Bishop of, 66.
Eye, grant of Bailiwick of the Honour
of, 63.
Eykring, grant of tythe there to the
Church of Selby, 49.
Garter, Knights of the Order, a Bull of
the Pope to allow them to choose a
Confessor, 80.
Godfridus, a Kinsman of Robert Bishop
Gomersal, Richard, son of Christinus
de, grant to the preceptory of New-
land, 68.
Grace-Dieu, house of, 66; Agnes de
Greseley, the prioress, 66; Mar-
garet de Rempston, the prioress, 67;
Alice Dunwich, prioress, 67; Alice
Morton, sub-prioress, 67.
Gregory [X.], Bull of Pope, 71.
Greinvile, Ilbert de, 56.
Gunby, grant of lands there to the
Church of Selby, 49.
Guntard, Chaplain to the Conqueror,
Churches held by him; retires into
the Monastery of Saint Wandragesi-
lus, 57.
Henry the Third, Confirmation of a
Charter of King John to the Church
of Norwich, 64.
Henry the Eighth, his Letter concerning
a Public Service in the English Lan-
guage, 87.
Jew, Isaac, a, of Norwich, has houses in
Linne, 61.
John, King of England, grant made by
the Bishop of Norwich ad preces ejus,
61; Charter of his to the Church of
Norwich, 64.
Joravalle, John Abbot of, 54.
Ipswich, R. de Tywa, Archdeacon of,
Isaac, a Jew of Norwich, 61.
Kirk-Ella, grant of tythe there to the
Church of Selby, 49.
Knaresborough, House of Saint Robert
near, its privileges, 78.
Kynardesley, John de, prebendary of
Ecclesal in the church of Lichfield,
73.
Leke, Richard de, 68.
Leke, William de, rector of the Church
of South Reynham, 60.
Lesewys, Godfrey de, Benefactor to the
House of Normansbergh, 60.
Lichfield, prebend of Ecclesal in the
church of, 73.
Lincoln, Anthony Bek, Chancellor of,
Linne, houses there which had belonged
to a Jew, granted by the Bishop of
Norwich, 61.
Liturgy, English, probably the first
issued with authority, letters con-
cerning, 86.
London, Robert Bishop of, his confir-
mation of a grant of lands in South-
minster, 50; W. Bishop of, a witness,
65; Edmund [Bonner], Bishop of,
his Letter respecting a Public Service
in English, 86.
Lothier, Henry Duke of, Charter of
his, 63.
Lovaine, Matthew de, son of Godfrey,
grant to him of the Bailiwick of Eye, 63.
Lund, grant of land there to the church
of Selby, 49.
Lungvilers, Girard Abbot of, 54.
Manegesford, a hide of land there be-
longing to the House of Saint Wan-
dragesilus, 57; Chapel there con-
firmed to the said House, 58.
Matilda, Queen of the Conqueror, 49.
Miraval, W. Abbot of, 54; grant of
Robert Earl of Derby to the House,
71.
Morton, collection of Peter Pence there,
72.
Neht, Galterus Abbot of, 53, 54.
Newcastle-under-Lyme, chapel of, 75.
Newland, Preceptory of the Brethren of
Saint John of Jerusalem, grant to, 68.
Newport, Richard, Notary Public, 84.
Normansbergh, the house of, its foun-
dation, 60.
Northampton, the Prior of Saint James
without, 70; Archdeacon of, 70.
Norwich, John Bishop of, appropriates
the Church of South Reynham to the
House of Normansbergh, 60; grants
houses in Linne, 61; Charter to him
of King John, 64; which is confirmed
to Bishop Thomas; 65; William,
prior of, 65; Exemption of the Palace
from the Mayor's jurisdiction in the
time of Bishop Thomas, 75.
Overton, Church of, granted to the
house of Miraval, 71; Osbert de Be-
reford, the incumbent, 71.
Popley, Thomas, grant to him of power
to choose a Confessor, 78.
Ridware, William de, Seneschal to Wil-
liam Earl of Derby, 68.
Rochester, H. Bishop of, 66.
Roman, Ralph, grant to him of houses
Rusteshale, Church of, confirmed to the
Monastery of Saint Wandragesilus, 58.
Saint Andrew, Simon Abbot of, 53.
Saint Bennet at Holme, release of the
Stewardship of the house, 62.
Saint David's, John Vaughan, canon in
Saint Wandragesilus, Monastery of,
grants certain Churches to the Bishop
of Salisbury in the time of Abbot R.
Salisbury, H. Bishop of, takes certain
Churches by grant from the Abbot of
Saint Wandragesilus, 55; Bishop
Josceline, 58; Bishop R. 58; Rich-
ard Bishop of, his Certification of a
Bull of Pope Sixtus in favour of the
Knights of the Garter, 80.
Savigney, House of, and Richard de
Curci, the Abbot, 51-53; Roger the
prior and Geffrey the sub-prior, 51;
William de Tolosa the Abbot, 52, 53.
Selby, grant of Gilbert Tyson to the
Church of, 49.
Sherston, Church of, granted to the
Bishop of Salisbury by the House of
St. Wandragesilus, 55; Richard the
incumbent, 56.
Sixtus, Pope, his Bull empowering the
Knights of the Garter and the Canons
of Windsor to choose a Confessor, 81.
Southminster, confirmation of a grant
of lands there, 50.
South-Reynham, Church of, appro-
priated to the House of Normans-
bergh, 60.
Stanford, Pagan de, has a grant of lands
in Southminster, 50.
Stanle, W. Abbot of, 54.
Stoke, Church of, 75.
Stomford, the vivary and mill there, 68.
Stone, priory of, 74.
Suanus, a benefactor to the Church of
Selby, 49.
Suffolk, William de la Pole, Earl of, his
award in a dispute between the Bishop
of Norwich and the Mayor and Citi-
zens, 75.
Sunday, John, in decretis bacallarius, 85.
Sypedene, 62.
Thurgerton, 62.
Thweit, 62.
Torendon, 63.
Toucester, Church of, granted by the
Conqueror to his chaplain Guntardus,
and confirmed to the Monastery of
Saint Wandragesilus, 57, 58.
Trinity, Holy, Order of the, and of the
Redemption of Captives, privileges of,
Tromyn, Sir Roger, admitted to the
privileges of the house of Wigmore,
72.
Tunstede, Hundred of, 62.
Turvile, Philip de, a canon of the Church
of Lichfield, 73.
Tutbury, house of, grant by William
Earl of Derby to, 68.
Tyson, Gilbert, his grant to Selby, 49.
Vaughan, John, Canon of the church of
Verdon, John de, the advocate of the
house of Grace-Dieu, 66.
Veteri Villa, Moses de, an abbot of the
Cistercian order, 53.
Upavene, Church of, confirmed to the
Monastery of Saint Wandragesilus,
Wells, S. Archdeacon of, 65.
Westwye, 62.
Whitchurch, grant of the Church of, to
the Bishop of Salisbury, 55; Richard
the incumbent, 56.
Wigmore, Philip Abbot of, 72.
William the Conqueror, grant to Selby
of Gilbert Tyson, pro anima ejus, 49;
his grant to the Monastery of Saint
Wandragesilus, 57.
Wiltshire, Roger and Ern. Archdeacons
of, 58.
Windsor, canons of, Bull of Pope Sixtus
empowering them and the Knights of
the Garter to choose a Confessor, 80.
Wivelesford, grant of tythe there from
the Monks of Saint Wandragesilus to
the Bishop of Salisbury, 55.
Wolstanton, Church of, 75.
York, Thomas Archbishop of, 49.
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