450 A Table of the Succe/Jion of the Archbijbops of Canterbury. 1 /"'"' &tu.,, him '·".d th<Bifhop .XI Rojf. Imn, Betw~en lum and the ChlptnofLincoln: all whiCh was after a1 SS!ifec~~ ~~;,:"k;:~· ; 2~~t~~- J ting.thc: ~lfhopalinthcdelthofArona-~ 41~~. Bonf; rusSr~;~fcK~J?o i~~~~~erCoovocation which Brmifact did hold at Lambttb. In the: which Council were re<:ited the Statutes of OEJobonuJ, and other new Statutes made; agah.ill which 1.ohn Htmding· ford the Ki1~gs Chaplam with o~her more, an.d Pru\Cc: EJ·)J)ardonthel\mgs ~~~:llf, dtd appral. Cbrm. Dwer. fol: _UnderthisBtmifufeArchbifl!Op, Tunb,Jg< '"d H•d~ lirll """nnd« th<! cufiOdy of theArchbilhopofC•nterbu'J.. Malla John of Ewer bought the Bl· !hoprickofWmdxjferfor6ooo.M:uks; which being known> bc:was f:1intopay ~~i~~:r.~2,::~~~h:::.: I p:nts of Suba"4ia, .An. 1262. therefdl anOI:heralttteat!OtlbetwemthePriorand I ~~~a~~ ~~i~a~~b~t;:~ ~;~~; I the o.·thtr. part. ~Vh. •oh .two Hou!i.cs a!- , moCtwtrc: ntvc:r m quiet> and all about ccn:amhberticsandpriviledges;a.sfur lm,kmg th<S,b-P.no<, f"' '"'"ingin l of Monks, and for Vihtations of the Church of Dover. A11.1268, Bot~ifauAn:hhilhop lnter· I ~;~. t. ... ~·~.~··.J,,. "£;\;'b.1;;p :;:~t d:~ 1 bold 11p his CroiS, the: Archbdhop of Canurbury bculg there prcfent, the King holdmg. then hi5 Parliament at Wl .<j/-, m'1{:~·Archbi1hop died in the parts of Ls,b,,J,. r 1ob• PriO< of """'"bury"" EI<dedhythcMonksagainfl:thc.K.ingsmind, Lbu~J~!~~t;~~·E!tlf, but he rc:- fignWhisE!eChontothcPope. r Jn the: time of this.·. Robm KilwarbJ, appeal was takm agamfl theChapt:erof I ~f~!Jl,~y:l~~e :x~;0~or~:'~;h I caufc: the f:J.id Bilbop; went up tO Rome I toprofccutethcAppcal. The matter was,' becnd(: they did notthdr obedience to lti><Monks o.fc,,,,b,,J>. th<Stt b<ing c:mpt)'. goi~':~~~f:heJc::;~;n~un~~, r~;; jup!JLsCroiSthroughthem!ddkofKenl, m the: ume of tillS Robm Archbdbop of 47 Robert C<IIJttrbury, Amw 1272 }( 1/JvarbJ By Pope Gregot; the rot b. Ill the Gc· Fncr. 6,1 nml Coultcll at Lmu, all the Orders of Frters\,ereputdovm, FourOrdersonly except«!> that IS, Dommuk1, FraTKifII""''Cm,.,t,.,,,.,dAugujlmu I ThiS Robm Kzlwarby by the corn· ~~i:~~;~f!f~J~~7oi~~ l I p,~;,,., Vi.gil,whioh foth, Th" h< I was mad.c: C:udmal by Pope Gregory, I wh~~:'~:!tftBilliop of Bntb was EI<d«<, bnt by th< Pop< tdW«< ; F0tl lwhomJohnPeck~am a. Grey-Frier, was placcdbyPopeN~eho/aJ. r,r.1;;,it~:~~ }':h~~~:~rr::k~~;;;~ lio>g from hisConf<=tion "Rom<tO Dovrr, b.lrc up hiS CroiS through the: midfi of Kmt, whatat W3S no linlc: ado. Robm Gtrnmmu Archd.caoon of Can- \ ttrb~ry went 10 Law at Ro'!'t fo1· the: libancs and.poffdlionsofh~Archdeaconlhipcwoycars,andrhc:rc:d!ed. fcllhixc~~~~h: M~~~';b;,,!b;;~~~ theMonksofDovtr, inthc:timcofthis John Ptckbam, for admitting certain Novia:s of Dcnm into Orders. Ex cbr. M<mach.Dovtr.fol. 4~· This Pukba~, hol~mg a Council at Lnmbub, Ordltncd dtvc:rsStatut(S., and o.uftdtht Ordinan~c:sof thc: CowiCil of Lions, and o fB?" iface Archbifhop of Cr~11terbury, andhiSprtdccdfor tobcobferved. Grot grief and h:ttrtd \)'as between this Ptd:h11m and. Thomas BilhopofHmforJ: who lxing Excommunicattd by Pukham, :tPfl(:l.ltd to Rrmu, and wrm to thc:Popt. The Prior and Covmt o~ Canterbury 48. John ~:,tb~~~r~~~ac~t~~/~~=~ Pecldmn.I3.l ~f;ru;, ~~~b:~'~rl:wpl~~~~POt~ l ly i~t. d1e Ch. ur~1 of. Ctmterbu~, b.ur by thetrleaveandhcem:efirfiobtamW. NorwirhfiandingtheArchbilbop, nothmgrt- ~~f:!r~~~u orf:1 laiFa~; ~!~:r r~~ the Town of Retlmg, whereupon the Prior and.Covent ceifcdnotto profecute theirappealag:tinfltheArchbilhop. lktwc:c:n Richtm/ Ferring1 ArchdeaccnofCanttrbury oft~ one: party, and the Barons of Dovtr ofthc:otherplrty, the: fame year fell outanOther likewran- ~ing, forthatthc:Archdeaconclaimedto \'ifit the: Church of Dover : contrarily thcB:tronsmllrmed, Th3t noneh~d nor !hool~havc:todothc:retoororderordifpofc rmSptritualmatters, buton1ytheAn:hbil iliop, andthtPriorandConvmrofSaint MArt m. Ex eoJ, Chron. o/. 46, Afitr the dca.th of wlHam Whicwttnt I Atthbilbop of Tor!, .Jolm ~t Rdma fuc- ..."ttdcd afta him; andoonung&om his Conft02tionat Rome to Dover, bare: his l ~c!:~:h~~~iC:d~eJ~ImK~,kh'::, ,r ThisRobtrt, w~ichwas Archbtlhopin thc:latertimeofKing&hmm/thc:Firfi, for ctrtain di(~leafurc: of the: Kingconceiv«lagainll hnn, d~parted the Realm, ! l and in.hisbllilih.mc:nr rc:mainedrwoor threcyears. Andalloutthc:beginningof the: Rc:tgn of King EJwarJ the Second l wos tofiotod 'gmn' A•~· '3"9· Ex Chrrm. Ricb.2. Thus fnvArchbilhops of Camerb:J we find, with whom Kings j ~~ ·~~;o~~;l~ot/:;(~~~ 49· Robtrt mine Aut.hor) was this:. That rhe.King Wincht/f~~. ;:uJ~lt~:na~ ~o~;:;:~itf:~:~ &c. Ex Chrtm. S. .Aibam. 1l1is &bert alfo Excommwticated Walttr, Bifhop ofC()'fltntry, for holding I~%K&~n~~'~f g;v~: l whtt<fa<th<f~d Bifltop•pp<al«<toth< Pope,ag:tinfl: whomthcArthbifhopfmt .AdamM~rimouth. • lnthetimcoftbis RobtrtAn:~bi!hop. , the: Order ofTc:mplars wne aboli(h~d by · 1 ~~;:n;':ili' '!hlr~~;:~n~~e S:::~:~;~ ~·m-
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