2 72 Tbe dea1h ofPope Urban. Tbe death of11ing Henry tbe Second. TM Arch- JOII to undtrjlmtd that !n cafe ro". j)Jall c~ntimu itJ yo11r day of Duemb~r following. Afttr whom fuw:cdcd Pop: ~.Z;~~. ~~!.~z;~~.~:~~~::/ifu;b;,j!:;~;:;h;~'J~~~:;,r;;;'£' ,: ~:U\~~~~~~~iili~~~~~g2~~~n~fc ~;eh~~~~~~~~ • foS:;~gint;~~~ al{ot ~=r ;£Jf1t;b~ha:0 a:x;~:~fo:u ie::i1t11~, ~~v~hp:S~1~ ~:~a:;~a~ho:;}a~J ~~~t ~~~d~~ P ~::f?if":j%:;;:£ft~~~;~;;~r;b;1:;fc/~";;j;:n~; ua:. ~~~l~~~~:U7~t~ill=~o~~~.;il;1~h~~:~~ ~:~i to ;ou, &c. :md t~ throw dow!1 h;s llt'W Chappcl. Whereup:>n tht Archbt!hopmadthtsappeal,_andm.J.ndedtogoto&mt, Given a~~!.~~ RIA, ~~\~~~~~Y:~~~~~}Gili~Pn~~~a:;;~m~~f';; n.. .,..,,ha . . Plague, which was fome hdp and comfort to the Archb:~ ~0: .. ;! 1 Another Letter ~itd~ thiS the Po_pc alfo fent to the fhol?, for wh?m tht: Archbi{hop made Roger NOTis Prior di~ n t~rtt Abbots .aforcG.td for the correCbon of thcfc enormi- ag:unfi the wtlls of tht Covcnt. After thiS., about the Jat: J\•••· f~·z:~ ~~i:i~~iffi'f:~J;~:~lf.fr~~~~ik~~J#;i~ ~~!~rJ~gf.E~}f~f7:~~~~w: ~~~ that thofc things may be amendd, whrrc: he bath trdpai- Furth«more, in dtt year next after, which was One fedagainfi thct~1.' . thoufand one ~undrcd l'ighty ~ne, he wrOte alfo the K.lf,M•Jtht rhi~~t~ ~f~~~~~~~~rsi~~·:~~~ ;~~~;~nd:/~~?r: ~~ ~~~~:«s~~~a~t~ ~:ho;hf!c[;J~~n~~~}t~5 ~:R~~:~ ~~~:~m ;~:: :f~~~~~~h~a:.h~~o~~~:~;;;~in 1Ki~~1; o7 1 J; ~~k his' va~hfl:C~;~;;~~~ill~~he'fa~~ ~:~~hX~lhhh: ;~·~~~ ~{.t·:;n~<· r;[;~~';: ~:~d~;u;;;;~~:: ~~1:C:\~0)t;t1:ltli~ ~i~~~;~g0dj::h;~ ~~~er~~~=:;~: i::.~~~ ~fc~~~~ht y::, C~~n~f;ryad!r~: fro::'cl~ r~[~~~ l:nr~ ~~~~:~~.;~w:~,~;{jt~;nda~~t[~~~ :;!,':.cl· ~clf.ridm Bolmi~s dtd hrft wm it from the lnfi- ~~ ~~~tA~~~b~t:n~n~~~co; ~a~~~h:~c~ !:: ~~:. After t.he r((CJving of ~hofe Letters or Pope f!rhan whi~h at icn.gth on both parts was made, upon chefc C<m· bilhop Bla;l above. fpcCIIicd, both the Kmg and Archbdl10p,. With all vmuons wh1ch follow : i~;!~~h• ~~!:~~J:a(;~· ~~d~1:3!~ ~~r~ 1d:~~~~~ =~~:~~~ r•. That Rogtr N~ris lboul~ be depofc:~ whom the Ac.. ~r:t f.~~~.~~ ~~i~f~~:~~~K~~~~:u~0 A:~~h~~fot~~b~~~~~~:; ~~~~~ofJ,=~t ~h~dr~:U~gr ~~~h~~~hbJh~~ ~0=~ ~~~b;. fi;;/"hbl- :he Mon!ls on the: other fide were as. brag and JOCU!lt, be- to be Abbot of EujiJ.am. . ~~":~.~; 111~ fully affi1~o.i UJ:lt all nmv: was thar own. In theNar- 2, !ttm, 'fhat the ~rchb1fhop fhould pluck dov.n his u;:«~, ~·b~ ra~wn of wh1ch Hifiory (as lt is(~ in G(M.}afins :J.t large) Cir:ppc~ whi~ be buildcd in tht fubtubs of CamerhiiTJ, coa~•uooa. rillS we h:1ve to note: by the way, m what fe3r :J.nd thral- ag:unH the: m1nds of the Monks. . ~~~U:i~~fi~t= :~ ~\~~ f~~~e~~t:~~co;J~ f10g~/':J:~ ~~::t~~~~at~;d:n~~~~~nb~ r~~r~'{:;: Monk, or pelting Prior, u.pon v~c: of their appell to the: as they had done to hLS other Prdrcclfors .lx:fore ~: on o1 Klng1 Court of Romt, and makmg their houfc Tributary tO the + Item, As touching all other complamts and Uljllfit'S ~~~~~ Pope, wasable~ot onl}:tq!TI:l,tch,but t~ give Checkmate: (exo.:e~only the Ch:~.ppel, and dc:pofitionof ~ogtr Ncril ootcd. wtto the bdt King Chriftencd, as not m this Story only the Pr10r) the Monks lhould ftand to the Arbitrement of may appear. the King, oftheArchbi!bop, andthePrc:latc:s. It followeth then in the Story of thcfe Monks, that as 5• !run, That the Monks kneeling down before: the ~ Li),..t• theywerethus inthc: midll:of their joy and jollity, fud- Kinginthe Chapter-houfe, fhouldaskthc:Archbilhopfor-•...,-·v denl.y comcth m:wsof the death of Pope l(rba11 their great gi\'Citcf.s. Which being done, they went all together to :):1 1,{,::;: c,1;,., 11 C•lJpha, and alfo how tha.t Greg~~J the E1ghth was phcc:d the Church, alii.~ fang !t Dmm fc:r this reformation of <~lc•- ~~~r?}hc ~:IIn:~ :~~:= ~ tJi~r~~~~di~:~~ou~~~ o~~~~~ peace. Ex vetm Chromco Mntu~fmpto) & tx GtMJnjio. rornf... fining la and the Ar_chbifhop, fo the Monks on the other fide were The next day after the Archbi~op coming into the ~:t:·~~ ... as much dJfcomfmtd, fo t!l:lt now all was cu.mcd upfide ~pter, re!lor~ to the Covrnt ~herr M.anors and Farms ~nrbeSut. down. For whcr(as the Kmg an<l the J\rchblfhop before agam; alfo ~c difchargc? th.c: Pnor whtch he: had.made f~~i.c;'~ thought they had loll all, and wtte glad to compound before; dclirmg them hkcwife, that if he had o~CJJdd ~bla: ~;r~;~.·o ~~~nf\;:~1~:~~m:~:~«f~~~f~nt~~our~IC~~o w~; ;~~ ~i:~r;h~·~;~~i~nt~~;outx!t~::;% ~;, · K1 g, <tnd glad to have a good countenance ; who Archb1lhop and tbc Covrnt, then the Archbifhop going ltolh•ft" thet reforting to him, an<l tinding him alccrd both abouttodilfoh•ethebuildingofhisnewChurch,thOt:Jghhe t::.11.~to in word :~.nd .gdlure, ddircd he would COJ~tinn and changed the place, yet thought nOt to ch:om~e his m.tent, b<Lildbit grant that whKh of late ~ore he had promifd. } o 3nd therefore tn3king exchange: of lands w1th the Btfhop t;!"..:roh;.~n!; ;~~oA:\~bi;p3~d·e;l,l~~~~~ob~h: Kt~~~r' s~~~, (~~ ~~~~!h~~~~~~~{;;: \~~c~;rod~~~he~~~e~u~ ~:f~~ ~~~r:,~· ~~~.~ of~h~:~~lera~;,wTie ~~dth~~f~~ ~~~t~~;~~o~:d~~~~(~0 ~~'%':mmt~;r:v;o~ ~~f..,tr.:~ uts and Pnv1ledges of the Ar~hb1fh0p to be 1mparrrd, or th~tr Goods anj Funurure to Lambeth, over agamfi Weft~ t:Jke :~.ny wrong. And touchmg the new Chappcl of St. mmfter, whtre he ercdcd for them another Church, and 7bcmaJ (faid he:) whcrca~n: ye flrive f~ long.. with tht there: pbccd the faid Canons. A~t '~hich Collcdg of Canonlhi.rs. an~ other bmldmgs belongmg thtteto, the f.:'"!btlh :Ut~rds much trouble ltkewifecnfued, by the fame: 1 rt'CCIVC lilt? my hands, fo th:J.t none. fhall have any Jhrnng of the f3tcl Monks. of Cmlt~bury, in r!-.e .time of thing to ~o thcrcm but my (elf, &c. In hke I~nner of H~hert the ~rchbifhop m the re1gt1 of the fa1d King th~ ~rchbt~p filch another like ;uli\,·er they ro::ctvd,, and. Ruhard,and m the }:f:3r of our ~d. J ~96 . Furthermore, ol B1!hops htdebcttcr. So the ~onks fent away With a atier t~edepofinJ? ol Roger Nms. Pnor of CamtrburJ ~~ij1c;!W~r ear) wqlt home 3gain out of Norma11dJ to :~~~~:~:~~~Jbr~;h:!~ff~:~~~~~~PK;;:~~~t~fti~C!.o~~~~ Now the: Archbin10p 'h:~.vin.g the Monks where he aflignd .OJhernNr to ~ their Prior, who had takm ~re ~~o~~;o;'·~.~~~~~~~mf~:C!ic~~t~~e ~:~hst~t:r~~~ =h~\W:~~~h~:Jt;f~~~~:in~h~~r~~~J~~~~ ~l·Z;~:·lc(S, J.lc:d Pope Gregory the Eighth, about the fooeenth moved himaaa.u1. And
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