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Rh pope Innocent VI. by bull dated xiv Cal. Augusti (19th July) 1357. He was consecrated at Rome, and received the spiritualities from the archbishop of Canterbury 13th Oct. following; he did not however make his profession of obedience until 13th May 1360. He died in 1375; at least, his will was proved 13th Dec. in that year.

, dean of St. Asaph, was appointed by papal bull dated 4th Feb. 13756; he made his profession of obedience at Lambeth 29th April, and was consecrated 25th May following. He died 9th April 1382 ; his will, in which he ordered his body to be buried in his cathedral, was proved 1st May following. The license to elect a bishop in the room of the last-mentioned prelate is dated 19th May 1382 ; in pursuance of which,

, a monk of Battle abbey, and licentiate of the civil law, was appointed by papal bull dated 18th June 1382, and consecrated in the month of August following; he received the spiritualities from the archbishop 2nd Oct., and the temporalities on the 20th of the same month. He died 27th Dec. 1389. A congé d'élire, vice Lawrence Child, issued 12th Jan. 1390 ; and

, or, was chosen by the chapter; and obtained the King's license 2nd March 1390 to repair to the court of Rome to sue for a confirmation of his election, and to accept a recompense from the Pope in case he should have made a provision to the see of St. Asaph before his arrival. The Pope