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Lateran Regesta 297
1429-1430

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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 8: 1427-1447

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1909

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'Lateran Regesta 297: 1429-1430', Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 8: 1427-1447 (1909), pp. 179-191. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=104424 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Lateran Regesta, Vol. CCXCVII
13 Martin V (cont.) Footnotes

Lateran Regesta, Vol. CCXCVII (fn. 1)

13 Martin V (cont.)

De Exhibitis

1430.
3 Non. Aug.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 3.)		 To the official of Raphoe. Mandate as below. The recent petition of David Omaelmuchoregi, priest, of the diocese of Derry, contained that although formerly he, who lately received papal dispensation, as the son of a priest and a married woman, to be promoted to all, even holy orders and hold a benefice even with cure, obtained, void by the death of Denis Ogormaili, by collation made to him by papal authority [see Cal. Lett. VII, p. 104] the perpetual vicarage of Magbili in the said diocese, of the patronage of laymen, after he had held it for some time Henry Maccolgan, clerk, of the same diocese, falsely suggesting to the pope that it had become and was void by the death of Magonius sive Magnellus Omaelrathi, and that David had unduly detained it for more than four years, the pope ordered the official of Derry to summon David and others concerned, and if he found that it was void by the death of the said Magonius or in any other way, to collate and assign it to the said Henry; and that Donatus Okearballan, then official of Derry, falsely reporting that it was void by the death of the said Magonius, and that David was detaining it as above, unjustly despoiled David thereof, and intruded the said Henry, who is still in undue possession, wherefore the said David has appealed to the apostolic see. At the said petition, which added that some assert that neither David nor Henry has a right, the pope orders the above official to summon the said Henry and others concerned and, having restored David, to hear and decide the cause, and if he find that neither David nor Henry has a right, to collate and assign the said vicarage, value not exceeding 16 marks, to David, whether it be void by the death of the said Denis or in any other way. Vite … Exhibita siquidem nobis.
6 Kal. Nov.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 30.)		 To the archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the bishop of Adria. Mandate as below. The petition of John Godin, grocer, layman, citizen of London, contained that formerly —after he had contracted marriage per verba legitime de presenti with Isabel Olney, of London, and after the late Philip Buteler, layman (after the marriage so contracted had been intimated to him and inhibition had been lawfully made to him and her) had de facto contracted with her a marriage or rather concubinage legitime … per similia verba, and had consummated it, committing adultery—he—seeking to obtain a declaration that the said marriage contracted between Philip and Isabel had been and was null, and that his own said marriage with her had been and was lawful, to have Isabel adjudged to him as his lawful wife and compelled to solemnize the marriage contracted with him, and to have perpetual silence imposed on Philip in the matter of the marriage contracted by him with Isabel—brought the said Philip and Isabel before the official of the court of Canterbury (the official of London having abdicated his jurisdiction in the matter), who delivered after Philip's death a definitive sentence by which he adjudged the marriage between Philip and Isabel to have been contracted de facto and clandestinely solemnized and null, and the marriage contracted between John and Isabel to have been and to be lawful, adjudged Isabel to John as his lawful wife, and adjudged her to be compelled to solemnize the marriage contracted with him, from which sentence she appealed to the apostolic see; that the pope, at the instance of John, who asserted that the said appeal had been and was abandoned, committed the cause of the alleged abandonment to Master John Walling, papal chaplain and auditor, who declared that the said appeal had been and was abandoned; that on its being set forth to the pope on behalf of Isabel that she had been neglected in the prosecution of the appeal from the sentence of the said official, the pope gave commission to Master Peter Nardi, papal chaplain and auditor, to restore Isabel in regard to the said abandonment (adversus desercionem hujusmodi reponeret) and to proceed in the principal matter, who, having so restored Isabel, gave a definitive sentence by which he pronounced the said official's proceedings to have been good, confirmed his said sentence, and pronounced Isabel's appeal to have been bad; and that her appeal from Master Peter's sentence was committed by the pope to Master Alphonsus Segura, papal chaplain and auditor, who by a definitive sentence confirmed that of Master Peter, and declared Isabel's appeal therefrom to have been bad. The said petition of John Godin adding that he fears lest Isabel will not obey the said sentences and the proceedings to be taken under these presents, the pope orders the above three to execute the aforesaid, compelling Isabel to solemnize the marriage contracted with her by John, and to cohabit with him as his wife, proceeding by ecclesiastical censure, and invoking, if necessary, the aid of the secular arm, etc. Exhibita nobis. (An. xxv. de Adria.)

De Regularibus

4 Non. Nov.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 124.)		 To John Sengelton, Benedictine monk of Boxgrave in the diocese of Chichester. Dispensation to him, who is a priest, to receive and hold for life any parish church or perpetual vicarage, wont to be governed by secular clerks, and to resign it, simply or for exchange. Religionis zelus, etc. (An. xxxx. de Adria.)
1430.
12 Kal. Dec.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 130d.)		 To Andrew de Bramerton, Benedictine monk of Holme (de Hulmo, also written de Holmo) in the diocese of Norwich. The like to him, who is also a priest. Religionis etc. (An. xxxx. de Adria.)
5 Kal. Aug.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 154.)		 To Thomas de Lowynston (rectius Lewynston), Cistercian monk of Neubodyll in the diocese of St. Andrews, licentiate of theology. Dispensation to him, who is a priest and is the son of a married man and an unmarried woman, to be promoted etc. to any dignities, even abbatial, of his said order. Religionis zelus, litterarum etc. (An. xxx. de Adria.)
19 Kal. Sept.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 168.)		 To Thomas Colyns, Benedictine monk of Hyde near Winchester. Dispensation to him, who is a priest and of noble birth, to receive etc. as above, f. 124. Religionis etc. (An. xxxx. de Adria.)

De Provisionibus [Prelatorum]

4 Kal. June.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 227.)		 To William Haddesors, elect of Meath. Provision to him, I.U.B., in priest's orders, of the see of Meath, void by the death of Edward, during whose life it was specially reserved by the pope. Romani pontificis.
Concurrent letters to the chapter of Meath, the clergy and the people of the city and diocese, to the vassals of the church —Romani etc.; to the archbishop of Armagh—Ad cumulum; and to king Henry—Gracie divine. (An. xx. x.x.x.x.x.x. de Adria.)
2 Kal. Aug.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 228.)		 To William de Crannak, abbot of the Augustinian monastery of Inchaffray (Insula missarum) in the diocese of Dunblane. Provision to him, an Augustinian canon of Scone in the diocese of St. Andrews, in priest's orders, of the above monastery, void and therefore reserved by the death at the apostolic see of abbot Robert. Suscepti cura regiminis.
Concurrent letters to the convent and to the vassals of Inchaffray, and to the bishop of Dunblane—Suscepti etc. (Pe. xvi. viii. viii. de Casatiis.)
7 Id. June.
SS Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 244d.)		 To John, elect of Tuam. Provision to him, rector of Mark in the diocese of Moray, in priest's orders, of the said see, void by the death of John, during whose life it was specially reserved by the pope. Romani pontificis.
Concurrent letters to the chapter of Tuam, to the clergy and to the people of the city and diocese, and to the vassals and to the suffragans of Tuam—Romani etc. and to king Henry—Gracie divine. (An. xxii. xi. xi. xi. xi. xi. de Adria.)
1429.
5 Id. Dec.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 250.)		 To Donald, bishop of Connor. Translation to the said see from that of Derry, to which the pope has this day translated bishop Eugenius from Connor. Before taking possession of the administration of Connor, he is to take to the archbishop of Armagh and the bishop of Meath the usual oath of fealty to the pope. Quan (sic) sit onusta.)
Concurrent letters to the chapter of Connor, to the clergy and to the people of the city and diocese—Quam etc.; to the archbishop of Armagh—Ad cumulum; and to king Henry—Gracie divine. (An. xx. x. x. x. x. x. de Adria.) [See below, pp. 194 and 205.]
1430.
5 Id. July.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 257.)		 To Griftin, bishop of Ross. Motu proprio grant in commendam during the pleasure of the apostolic see, to him, who receives no fruits from his episcopal mensa of Ross, of the Cistercian monastery of le Thoronet (de Floregia de Toroneto) in the diocese of Fréjus, value not exceeding 200l. of petits tournois, void and therefore reserved by the death at the said see of abbot John, to be held by him together with the said church of Ross and all benefices which he is in commendam holding and expecting. Romani pontificis.
Concurrent letters to the convent and to the vassals of le Toronet, and to the abbot of the Cistercian monastery of Mazan (Menciade) in the diocese of Viviers. Romani etc. (Pe. xxii. xi. xi. xi. de Casatiis.)
6 Id. June.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 258d.)		 To the abbot of St. Mary's, Clogher. Mandate—after he has executed the letters by which the pope has this day ordered him to cause Eugenius Ocondualaythd, rector of Cechecdampnada (rectius Techecdampnada) in the diocese of Clogher, to be received as a canon of the Augustinian monastery of SS. Peter and Paul, Cluaneoys, in the said diocese, which is at present without an abbot, being void and therefore reserved by the death at the apostolic see of abbot Nicholas, and to receive his profession—to make provision to Eugenius, who is in minor orders only, of the said monastery, value not exceeding 24 marks, whether it be void as above, or by the death of Patrick Olorcan, or in any other way. Eugenius (who lately received papal dispensation, as the son of a married man and an unmarried woman, related in the third and fourth degrees of kindred, to be promoted to all, even holy orders, and hold a benefice even with cure) is hereby dispensed to hold the said monastery, and has faculty, after he has been promoted to the priesthood, to be blessed by any catholic bishop, who shall send his oath of faculty to the pope as usual; without prejudice to the bishop of Clogher, to whom the monastery is by ordinary right subject. Solicite consideracionis. (An. l. de Adria.)

De Plenaria Remissione

Indults to the following that the confessor of their choice may grant them, being penitent, plenary indulgence at the hour of death. Registered briefly, as above, p. 34: ‘Martinus etc.’ address and ‘salutem etc. Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum …’ All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome. (fn. 2)
1429.
10 Kal. Dec.
(f. 278.)		 Henry Darleston, layman, of the diocese of Térouane (Morinen).
Ibid. William Langar, layman, of the same diocese, and his present wife.
Ibid. William Pirton, donsel, of the same diocese.
4 Kal. Dec.
(f. 278d.)		 John, Benedictine abbot of St. Peter's, Shrewsbury (Salopia), in the diocese of Lichfield.
Ibid. William Neuton, priest, of the diocese of Lichfield.
15 Kal. Jan.
(f. 279d.)		 Robert Mawnse, layman, of the diocese of York, and Alice his wife.
1430.
Id. Jan.
(f. 279d.)		 William de Hamyltoun, lord of Ferun Cuning', donsel, of the diocese of St. Andrews, and Ellen his wife, noblewoman.

De Altaribus [Portatilibus]

Indults to the following to have a portable altar. Registered briefly, as above, p. 34, with incipit ‘Sincere etc.’ All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
11 Kal. Feb.
(f. 280d.)		 Peter atte Bowre, priest, of the diocese of Norwich.
5 Id. Jan.
(f. 281d.)		 Richard le Grey, knight, of the diocese of London, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
15 Kal. March.
(f. 281d.)		 John Gare, priest, of the diocese of York, bachelor of canon law.
7 (sic) Id. March.
(f. 281d.)		 John, rector of Southchirche in the diocese of Canterbury. [No surname. Cf. f. 282.]
6 Id. March.
(f. 282.)		 William Bontemps, canon of the chapel royal of St. Stephen, Westminster, in the diocese of London.
7 Id. March.
(f. 282.)		 William Bepthwhm', priest, of the diocese of Ely.
6 (sic) Id. March.
(f. 282.)		 John Depeden', rector of Southchirche in the diocese of Canterbury. [Cf. f. 281d.]
Kal. March.
(f. 282.)		 John Trewyff of Mossoll, donsel, of the diocese of Exeter, and Alice his wife, noblewoman.
17 Kal. April.
(f. 282.)		 Michael Froden, donsel, of Exeter.
16 Kal. April.
(f. 282.)		 Thomas Talmache of Calais (de Calesia), donsel, of the diocese of Térouane, and Alice his wife.
8 Kal. April.
(f. 282.)		 Thomas Grene, donsel, of the diocese of Norwich, and Isabel his wife, noblewoman.
1430.
6 Id. March.
(f. 282d.)		 John Eland, priest, of the diocese of Durham.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 282d.)		 Richard Bradeford, priest, of the same diocese.
Ibid John Noreys, donsel, of the diocese of Lincoln, and Isabel his wife, noblewoman.
6 Kal. April.
(f. 282d.)		 Robert Saltmersch, priest, of the same diocese.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 282d.)		 John Endyrby, esquire (armigero), of the same diocese, and Maud his wife, noblewoman.
2 Non. April.
(f. 283.)		 Alan Wottonhull, esquire (armigero), of the diocese of Lichfield, and his present wife.
3 Non. April.
(f. 283.)		 John Walker, priest, of the same diocese.

[De Confessionalibus.]

Ibid. Henry Werkworth, prior of the Augustinian priory of St. Mary in Suthwerk, London, in the diocese of Winchester. Registered under the rubric ‘de altaribus,’ but with incipit ‘Benigno etc.’, i.e. indult to choose his confessor, as below, f. 287.

De Altaribus (cont.)

17 Kal. June.
(f. 283d.)		 John Nores, layman, of the diocese of Lincoln, and Joan his wife.
Ibid. Richard Holand, donsel, of the diocese of Exeter, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman. [Datum Decimoseptimo Kal. Junii Anno Septimodecimo (sic).]

De Plenaria [Remissione] (cont.)

5 Id. Jan.
(f. 284.)		 Richard le Grey, knight, of the diocese of London, and Margaret, his wife, noblewoman. Provenit etc. Quodque per unum unum (rectius annum) etc. Porro etc. Datum … i.e. indult of plenary remission, as above, f. 278.

[De Plenaria Remissione] (cont.)

13 Kal. April.
(f. 285.)		 Richard Hunnyng', [layman], of the diocese of Ely, (fn. 3) and Agnes his wife. This and the following are registered under the rubric ‘de altaribus,’ but the form is ‘Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum …’ i.e. indult of plenary remission, as above, f. 278.
Ibid. John Nottebroune, [layman], and Margery his wife, of the diocese of Canterbury.

De Altaribus (cont.)

1430.
15 Kal. April.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 285.)		 William Belle, nobleman, burgess (burgen.) of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne (ville Castrinovi Supertynam) in the diocese of Durham, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman. Sincere etc., as above.

De Plenaria [Remissione] (cont.)

Indults of plenary remission. Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc., as above, f. 278. Both are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 286.)		 Hugh Daudison (? rectius Davidson), [layman], and Agnes his wife. [No diocese.]
6 Kal. April.
(f. 286.)		 Thomas Parys, priest, of the diocese of Ely.

De Confessionalibus

Indults to the following to choose their confessor, who may as often as they please, after hearing their confession, grant them absolution, enjoining a salutary penance, except in cases reserved to the apostolic see. Registered briefly as above, p. 36, with incipit ‘Benigno etc.’ Both are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
Kal. March.
(f. 287.)		 Henry Bettes, priest, of the diocese of Norwich.
10 Kal. Sept.
(f. 287d.)		 John Clyve, Benedictine monk professed of the church of Worcester.

De Plenaria Remissione (cont.)

Indult of plenary remission, as above, f. 278.
5 Kal. July.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 288.)		 Thomas Hull, priest, of the diocese of Lincoln. Provenit etc. Quodque per unum annum etc. Porro etc.

De Litteris Ante Diem

Indults to the following to celebrate or cause to be celebrated mass before daybreak. Registered briefly as above, p. 39, with incipit ‘Sincere etc.’ All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
1429.
Id. Dec.
(f. 290.)		 John ap Rys, rector of Bridell in the diocese of St. Davids.
1430.
10 Kal. April.
(f. 290.)		 William Peryman, donsel, of the diocese of London, and Cristina his wife, noblewoman.
16 Kal. April.
(f. 290.)		 John Trayl, perpetual vicar of the parish church of St. Andrew, St. Albans (de Sanctoalbino), in the diocese of Lincoln.
1430.
Kal. Nov.
(f.290d.)		 John Dancer, priest, of Worcester.
Ibid. John Wareyn, donsel, of the diocese of Norwich.
Ibid. John Tye, priest, of the same diocese.

De Plenaria Remissione (cont.)

Indults of plenary indulgence as above, f. 278. All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
Non. April.
(f. 292d.)		 William Michell, canon of the king's (regis) collegiate church of St. Mary, Shrewsbury (Salop’), in the diocese of Lichfield.
Ibid. Roger Yve, priest, master of the new college of St. Mary Magdalen de Campo called ‘Batelfeld,’ in the same diocese.
Ibid. William Chillton, priest, of the same diocese.
Ibid.
(f. 293.)		 William Walford, rector of Wethenton in the same diocese.
Ibid. John Haket, priest, of the same diocese.
Ibid. William Kent, rector of Peynton in the same diocese.
Ibid. Thomas Herford, nobleman, citizen of London and his present wife, noblewoman.
1429.
13 Kal. Jan.
(f.294d.)		 John Holme, priest, Benedictine monk professed of Radinghe in the diocese of Salisbury. (Registered more fully than usual: ‘Provenit etc. Hinc est quod nos tuis supplicacionibus inclinati, ut confessor quem duxeris eligendum omnium peccatorum tuorum, de quibus corde contritus et ore confessus fueris, semel in vita plenam remissionem etc. Datum Subscribed: An. xx. de Adria.)
1430.
4 Id. April.
(f.295.)		 Matthew Fyscher, burgess (burgensi) of the town of Shrewsbury (ville Salopie) in the diocese of Lichfield, and Catherine his wife.
Kal. May.
(f. 295.)		 John Kosseburgh, Cistercian monk of Roche (de Rupe) in the diocese of York.
10 Kal. March.
(f. 296d.)		 Joan, queen of Scotland. Indult that the confessor of her choice may grant her plenary indulgence, once in life and once in the hour of death, and as often as she shall be in danger of death. ‘Provenit etc. Hinc est …’ as above, f. 294d, as far as ‘corde contrita et ore confessa fueris, semel in vita et in mortis articulo ac eciam quociens periculum mortis ingruerit, plenam remissionem. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum …’ (Subscribed: An. l. de Adria, with ‘An.’ and ‘Poggius’ in the margin.) [See below, f. 321.]

De Altaribus (cont.)

Indults to the following to have a portable altar, as above, f. 280d. All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
2 Kal. Nov.
(f. 298.)		 John Bolton, of Bristol, nobleman, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman, of the diocese of Worcester.
Ibid. Richard Masun, rector of Portesheved in the diocese of Bath.
Ibid. John Leycet, nobleman, and Emma his wife, noblewoman, of the diocese of Worcester.
5 Id. April.
(f. 299.)		 Peter Speller, priest, of the diocese of Norwich.
Ibid. Thomas Wheytwell, donsel, of the same diocese, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.

De Plenaria Remissione (cont.)

Indults of plenary indulgence, ‘Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc.,’ as above, f. 278. All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
14 Kal. June.
(f. 300d.)		 Alexander de Seton, nobleman, of the diocese of St. Andrews, and (fn. 4) his present wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. Patrick de Ogilby, knight, sheriff of Angus, of the diocese of Dunkeld, and Cristiana his wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. Isabel Brekles, of the diocese of Norwich.
1429.
Kal. Dec.
(f. 302.)		 John Da[n]vers, nobleman, and Joan his wife, of the diocese of Lincoln.
13 Kal. Jan.
(f. 302.)		 John Scrymegeour, knight, of the diocese of Brechin, and his present wife, noblewoman.
1430.
3 Id. Jan.
(f. 303.)		 Robert Wasselyn, layman, of the diocese of Lincoln, and Joan his wife.
Id. Jan.
(f. 303.)		 William Haleazat, knight, of the diocese of Norwich, and his present wife, noblewoman.
2 Kal. March.
(f. 304d.)		 William Belle, layman, and Margaret his wife, of the diocese of Durham.
3 Id. March.
(f. 305d.)		 Alice Benne, widow, of the diocese of Norwich.

De Altaribus (cont.)

Indults to have a portable altar, as above, f. 280d. All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
Id. Jan.
(f. 310d.)		 John Gilys, layman, of the diocese of Salisbury, and Alice his wife.
Ibid. John Crass, perpetual vicar of Weston, of the diocese of Lincoln.
17 Kal. Feb.
(f. 311.)		 Thomas Bampton, priest, of the same diocese.
10 Kal. Feb.
(f. 311d.)		 John Hogge, rector of Watton, of the same diocese.
14 Kal. March.
(f. 311d.)		 Margaret, noblewoman, wife of Walter de la Pole, knight, of the diocese of Ely.
2 Non. Feb.
(f. 311d.)		 Thomas Tame, donsel, of the diocese of Winchester, and Elizabet his wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. John Bernardi, donsel, of the diocese of Salisbury, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. John Bemor, donsel, of the same diocese, and Elizabet his wife, noblewoman.
10 Kal. March.
(f. 311d.)		 John Lorchun, nobleman, citizen of London, and his present wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. Thomas Squeri, donsel, of the diocese of London, and his present wife, noblewoman.
Kal. March.
(f. 312.)		 William Seniour, (fn. 5) donsel, of the diocese of York.
Ibid. William Ormeshed, nobleman, citizen of York, and Ellen his wife, noblewoman.
2 Kal. March.
(f. 312.)		 John Rodes, nobleman, burgess of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne (burgensi ville Novicastri super Tynam), and Isabel his wife, noblewoman, of the diocese of Durham.
7 Id. March.
(f. 312.)		 Gilbert Hore, donsel, of the diocese of Ely, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
3 Id. March.
(f. 312.)		 Roger Dallyng, [rural] dean of Brokee (decano loci de Brokee), of the diocese of Norwich.
Ibid. James Yvo, perpetual vicar of St. Peter's, Geystweyth, of the same diocese.
6 Id. March.
(f. 312d.)		 Peter de Bokton, esquire (armigero), of the diocese of York, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
1430.
15 Kal. April.
(f. 312d.)		 William Paulet, donsel, of the diocese of Exeter, and Elizabet his wife, noblewoman.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 313.)		 Nicholas Buklond, master of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr in Suthwerk, London, of the diocese of Winchester.
3 Kal. April.
(f. 313.)		 Paul Cheyne, donsel, of the diocese of London, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 313.)		 Geoffrey Veale, rector of Seyntmarychurche, of the diocese of Exeter.
Ibid. Nicholas Wyfold, citizen of London, and Alice his wife.
Ibid. John Boghe, married clerk, and Alice his wife, of the diocese of Bath.
7 Kal. April.
(f. 313d.)		 John Norman, citizen of London, and Isabel his wife.
5 Kal. April.
(f. 313d.)		 Robert Toryton, priest, of the diocese of Salisbury, bachelor of canon law.
Ibid. John Hiller, canon of Wells.

De Confessionalibus (cont.)

Indults to the following to choose their confessor, as above, f. 287. ‘Benigno etc.’ All are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
15 Kal. Feb.
(f. 314.)		 John Mongomeri, knight, of the diocese of London.
10 Kal. Feb.
(f. 314.)		 Walter Shirlok, [layman], and Rose his wife. [No diocese.]
5 Kal. April.
(f. 314.)		 John Sampson, Benedictine monk of Glastonbury in the diocese of Bath and Wells.
2 Id. July.
(f. 314d.)		 Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, and Eleanor his wife.

De Plenaria [Remissione] (cont.)

10 Kal. May.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 316.)		 To Walter Stiuart, earl of Athol. Indult that the confessor of his choice may grant him, being penitent and having confessed, plenary indulgence once in life and once in the hour of death. Registered more fully than usual: ‘Provenit etc. Hinc est quod nos tuis supplicacionibus inclinati ut confessor tuus quem duxeris eligendum omnium peccatorum tuorum de quibus corde contrittus (sic) et ore confessus fueris semel in vita et semel tantum in mortis articulo plenam remissionem etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum …’ (Subscribed: An. xxx. de Adria.)
Indults to the following of plenary indulgence, as above, 278. Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Both are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
1430.
4 Kal. Aug.
(f. 318.)		 Cecily Fox, of the diocese of Norwich.
Kal. Oct.
(f. 318d.)		 Walter Creue (or Crene), citizen of London, and Alice (Alexie) his wife.

De Altaribus (cont.)

Indults to have a portable altar, as above, f. 280d. All three are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
15 Kal. July.
(f. 319d.)		 William Bernes, nobleman, citizen of London.
Ibid. Richard Tone, doctor of canon law, rector of the parish church of St. Crux, Pavement (supra pavimentum) in the city of London (Lodon', an error for Eboracen’).
4 Kal. Aug.
(f. 320.)		 Ralph Stoke, nobleman, citizen and grocer of the city of London.

De Plenaria [Remissione] (cont.)

16 Kal. Nov.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 321.)		 To James, king, and Joan, queen, of Scots. Indult that the confessor of each of them may grant them, being penitent and having confessed, plenary remission once in life and once in the hour of death, and as often as the king, for the defence of the realm or otherwise, and as often as the queen, are or believe themselves to be in danger of death. Registered more fully than usual: ‘Provenit etc. Hinc est quod nos vestris supplicacionibus inclinati ut confessor quem quilibet vestrum duxerit eligendum omnium peccatorum vestrorum de quibus corde contriti et ore confessi fueritis semel in vita ac semel in mortis articulo, necnon tociens quociens tu fili rex pro defensione regni et dominii tuorum seu alias, et tu filia regina in mortis prefate periculo extiteritis, aut in huiusmodi articulo vos esse verisimiliter credideritis, licet mors ipsa ex periculo huiusmodi minime subsequatur, plenam remissionem vobis in sinceritate fidei, unitate Sancte Romane ecclesie, ac obediencia et devocione nostra vel successorum nostorum Romanorum pontificum canonice intrancium persistentibus, anctoritate apostolica concedere valeat, sublimitati vestre tenore presencium indulgemus etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum …’ (Subscribed: Pe. Gratis de mandato domini nostri pape. de Casatiis.) [See above, f. 296d.]

De Litteris Ante Diem (cont.)

Indults to the following to celebrate or cause to be celebrated mass before daybreak. ‘Sincere etc.’, as above, f. 290. Both are dated at SS. Apostoli, Rome.
8 Kal. Feb.
(f. 322.)		 Thomas Bampton, priest, of the diocese of Lincoln. (For the date, cf. f. 324.)
5 Kal. April.
(f. 322.)		 William Lane, priest, of the diocese of Bath.

De Locis Interdictis

1430.
10 Kal. Feb.
SS. Apostoli, Rome.
(f. 324.)		 To Thomas Bampton, priest, of the diocese of Lincoln. Indult to celebrate or cause to be celebrated, privately, mass and other divine offices in places under interdict. ‘Devocionis tue sinceritas etc.’ See above, p. 43. (For the date, cf. f. 322.)

Footnotes

1 On the bottom edge of the volume is the almost illegible contemporary description: Primus de exhibitis, de regularibus, de provisionibus prelatorum, de altaribus et de plenaria remissione anno xiii Martini Vti. A flyleaf has, in different modern hands, ‘Vidit Rmus. D. Contelorius,’ ‘Lib. CLXXII …’ and ‘Liber primus … (as on the edge) Anno xiii Martini V.’ On the back is repeated, in Italian, ‘Lib[ro] 172.
2 The indults from this point to the end of the register are subscribed by one of the following: A. de Adria, Ja. Aprutin., Pe. de Casatiis and Ricoldus.
3 The words Elien. dioc. are added in the margin by Pe. [de Casatiis].
4 The presence of the two dots in the registering of these indults is unusual.
5 In the ‘Willelmo Petri Seniour’ of the text the word ‘Petri’ is cancelled.