Series 4 > Calendar of Papal letters to Scotland of Benedict XIII of Avignon, 1394-1419

114 LETTERS OF POPE BENEDICT XIII
chapter of St Andrews, os A, vacant after 6 Id. Oct. next [10 Oct.,
1404], if with cure to the value of 25 merks sterling and if without
cure to the value of 18 merks sterling; notwithstanding that he is
known to hold the said parish church which, however, on his peace¬
ful assecution to a benefice as above he is to demit.
Sallon, Arles diocese, 13 Kal. Nov., anno 10; expedited, Kal. Dec.,
anno 11 [1 Dec., 1404].
Concurrent mandate to the bishop of Aberdeen, the provost of St
Andrews, Grenoble, and the archdeacon of Brechin.
21 October, 1403 Reg Aven 309, 167V-169
To the bishop of Dunkeld. Mandate to provide Andrew de Lawater,
perpetual vicar of the parish church of Eglysy, St Andrews diocese,
b.dec., priest and first year lecturer at the university of Orleans, to
a canonry of Ross with reservation of a prebend without cure,
vacant or to be vacant, notwithstanding that he is known to hold
the above parish church.1
Sallon, Arles diocese, 12 Kal. Nov., anno 10; expedited, 14 Kal.
Apr., anno 11 [19 Mar., 1405].
21 October, 1403 Reg Aven 309, 297-298V
To Richard de Cornel, canon of Glasgow, b.dec. Provision of
Richard, of noble birth, third year lecturer in decreets at Avignon,
constituted priest, to a canonry of Glasgow with expectation of a
prebend whether a dignity, parsonage or office with or without
cure, provided it is not a major dignity in that church, vacant on
or after 3 Kal. Maii next [29 Apr., 1404]; notwithstanding that
Richard is known to hold the parish church of Eglismanchu, and a
chaplaincy without cure in the church of Blessed Mary Magdalen of
Mussilburgh, St Andrews diocese, combined value not exceeding
28 merks sterling, but on his peaceful assecution to a prebend as
above he is to demit the said parish church.
Sallon, Arles diocese, 12 Kal. Nov., anno 10; expedited, 6 Kal. Jun.,
anno 10 [27 May, 1404].
Concurrent mandate to the provost of St Andrews, Grenoble, and
the officials of Dunkeld and Glasgow.
1 See CPP, i, 625.