by those who consult it. the work would involve, I Had I known at the outset what should probably never have undertaken it, but as it is I have done my best, and I can say with confidence that I believe that I have given a faithful transcript of every Charter. INGLE DENE, Oxford, November, 1894. SPENCER ROBERT WIGRAM. PRIORS OF THE MONASTERY. GWYMUNDUS, 11221. ROBERT, 11411, occurs c. 11702. PHILIP, C. 11803, occurs 11884. JOHN, Occurs 1191 5. W- c. 1204. Little or nothing appears to be known about this Prior or his predecessor in office, but it is possible that W— William of St. Aldate's, mentioned by Wood". SIMON, Occurs 12107, and onwards to c. 1227. may be HELIAS, instituted [1228], occurs 12359, so that there can be no doubt that he and E. Scotus, mentioned below, are one and the same person. WILLIAM OF GLOUCESTER, formerly cellarer of Dunstable, vice E. Scotus deprived, instituted [1235-6] 10. Next to him in D. M." are found the names of Walter of Crokesley and Gilbert, Sub-Prior; but as he occurs 124712, Browne Willis is evidently right in stating that he was succeeded by ROBERT OF WESTON, Canon of St. Frideswide's, instituted [1248-9] 10. JOHN, or more properly Robert, OF OLNEY, Canon of St. Frideswide's, instituted [1260] 13. He is also styled Robert Mundam1. JOHN OF LEWKNOR (Leukenhouere), Canon of St. Frideswide's, vice R. of Olney, deceased, instituted [Oct. 8, 1278] 15, resigned 1284 16. ROBERT OF EWELME, received temporalities 1284 17, resigned 1291 18. ALEXANDER OF SUTTON, Sub-Prior of St. Frideswide's, vice Robert of Ewelme resigned, instituted [April 24, 1294] 19. ROBERT OF TORNESTON, Canon of St. Frideswide's, vice Sutton deceased, instituted [Aug. 25] 1316 20. JOHN OF LITTLEMORE, received temporalities Feb. 2, 13381. NICHOLAS OF Hungerford, Canon of St. Frides wide's, vice John of Littlemore deceased, instituted [May 11] 13492, resigned 13623. JOHN OF WALLINGFORD, c. 1362, resigned 1373'. JOHN DODEFORD, Canon of St. Frideswide's, vice John of Wallingford, elected Dec. 6, [1374]. THOMAS BRADEWELL, Canon of St. Frideswide's, vice John Dodeford deceased, instituted April 23, 1391. RICHARD OF OXFORD, occurs 14017, 1402, and 14097. EDMUND ANDEVER, Canon of St. Frideswide's, instituted June 8, 1434°. ROBERT DOWNHAM, occurs 1446 10, 1449", 1456", 1457 12. 12 THOMAS WARE, Canon of St. Frides wide's, vice Richard Walker deceased, instituted Jan. 16, 1499 17. 17 WILLIAM CHEDILL, Canon of St. Frideswide's, vice Ware deceased, instituted June 6, 1501 17. 17 JOHN BURTON, Sub-Prior of St. Frideswide's, vice Chedyll deceased, instituted April 8, 1513 17. 1D. M. ii. 137 (Pat. 11, E. ii.*). 2 Linc. Reg. Bp. Gynwell. See also D. M. ii. 150, Nos. xxxi. and xxxii. * Appendix No. 1. Linc. Reg. Bp. Bokyngham. Bp. Lumley. No. 35. 8 No. 92. 10 No. 95. 14 Ib. No. 7. 7 Willis, ii. 186. 12 No. 592. Reg. Bp. Smith. 16 No. 250. Willis, i. 284. 5 Ib. No. 3. Linc. Reg. Appendix, 17 Linc. 13 * References marked thus are not to be found in the printed Calendar of Patent Rolls. ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. p. 1, 1. 2, for 1846 read 1819. p. 51, 1. 3, for R[oberto] read R[icardo]. p. 57, No. 56, Eng. heading, for The same read Pope Alexander IV. p. 64, transpose Charters 67 and 68. p. 78, No. 81. Add note that 'to this is appended a fragment of the seal, an excellent impression. Frontispiece No. 4.' p. 91, No. 94, date, for 1442 read 1482. p. 120, No. 140, date, dele 90. p. 142, No. 168, date, for c. 1190-1200 read c. 1280. P. 145, 1. I, init. supply f. p. 165, No. 211, 1. 3, for corneiser read corueiser. p. 168, 1. 1, for sunthec read sunt hec. p. 173, No. 224, Eng. heading, for Walter Foliot read Ralph Fitz-Robert. p. 197, l. 10, for cornisery read coruisery. p. 222, No. 300, date, for c. 1260-70 read c. 1280. P. 241, 1. 25, for xxvij read xxvj. p. 273, No. 358, 1. 17, for corneser read corueser. P. 275, No. 361, 1. 13, for Oxon' read Osen'. p. 319, No. 427, 1. 7, for argent read argenti. P. 334, No. 455. Eng. heading, for Beadle read Bedel. P. 342, No. 463, n. 1. The seal is that of the Mayor of Oxford, and the inscrip- tion, obtained from a cast in the possession of Mr. James Parker, is 'sigillum p. 362, No. 495, l. 13, for xs. iijd. read xs. [iiij]d.3, and for n. 3 read xs. iijd. ib. P. 390, No. 544, 1. 3, for Gernasio read Geruasio. P. 404, No. 571, Eng. heading, for Gift of the same read Quit claim of a |
