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Aghavallen, Rayth Achadallayn [co. Meath(?)],
tithes of, 336.

Agher. Achraich [co. Meath], tithes of, 336.
Aghton. See Aughton.

Agmondesham. See Amersham.

Agnes, a fever-stricken woman healed, 459.
Ainderby, Andreby [co. York, N R.], 3.
Aix-la-Chapelle. See Aachen.

Akenay, Alan, of Weston, vicar of Glentham,
245.

Akerman, Robert, 353.

Stephen. 352.

Akkar, lands of the late. 3.

Alampton, John, rector of Uphill, vicar in
Wells cathedral church, 422.
Alaneo, Bertrand de, archbishop of Amalfi,
papal auditor, 456. 596.
Albalanda. See Blanchland.
Albano [Campagna, Italy], Henry, bishop of.
See Cardinal bishops.
Albemarle (Aumâle), duke of. See Edward.
Albergwili. See Abergwilly.
Albert. cardinal priest, chancellor of the holy
Roman church. See Cardinal priests.
Alberti, Julian, son of John son of Lipus,
citizen and merchant of Florence, 214.
Alberton. See Northallerton.

Alby [co. Norfolk], 49.

Alcester [co. Warwick], Benedictine abbey,
abbot of, papal mandatary, 359.

See Merston.

Aldborough. See Aldeburgh.

Aldbrough, Aldeburgh [co. York. N.R.], 3.
Aldeburgh [co. York. E.R.]. 16.

Aldbury, Aldeburi, Aldebury [co. Herts], 264,
435.

Aldeborugh. See Aldeburgh.

Aldeburgh, William, rector of Little Snoring,
30, 52.

Aldeburgh, Aldborough, Aldeborugh, Alde-
burga [co. Suffolk], 281, 434, 435.
Aldeburi, Aldebury. See Aldbury.

Aldeby [co. Norfolk]. Benedictine priory, prior
and priory of, 12. 526, 527, 586.

Aldelyme, John, donsel. 131.

Alderforde bridge in Starston [co. Norfolk],

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Alersforde, Master Nicholas de, vicar of Down-

ton, notary, 172.

Alerynton. See Alkerton.

Alexander III, letters of, 363, 512.

Alexander IV, letters of, 164, 187, 195, 508, 516.
Alexander, John son of, 352.

son of William son of Randus, 352.
Aleyn, Aleyne, Charles, priest, notary, 291.
Hugh, rector of Melton, 621.

Roger, Augustinian canon, 49.
Thomas, citizen of London, 47.
Margery his wife, 47.

Alferus, Henry, minister-general of the
Friars Minors, 571.

Alffurton, Robert, Carmelite, papal chaplain,
28.

Alfriston, Alfryston, Alverstone [co. Sussex],
247, 417.

Algarkirk [co. Lincoln]. 79.

Algate.

See London (Aldgate).

Alhart, John. dean of Ossory, 524.

of

Nicholas, chaplain of St. Mary's,
Bennettsbridge (in the diocese
Ossory), 240.

Nicholas (of the diocese of Ossory),
clerk, notary, 293.

Aliam, Master David. notary, 423.
Aliotti, Lewis, bishop of Volterra, papal
collector in England, 377, 418.

Alisleye. See Allesley.

Alkebarow, Alkebarowe, Robert, priest, 61.

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Robert de, Benedictine, 227.

Alkerton, Alerynton, chapel in Eastington
parish [co. Gloucester], 374.

Alkok, Robert, 235.

Alice his wife, 235.

Allerthorpe, Allerthorp, Laurence, stagiary

and canon residentiary of St. Paul's,
London, 395, 530.
Allesley, Alisleye, Allessley [co. Warwick],
213.

Ralph Scot or Stoc or Stot of, 124,
Margaret his wife, 124.

Allington, Alyngton [co. Lincoln], 520.
Adlyngton [co. Wilts], 307.

Allucingolus, Gerardus and Hubert.

See

Cardinal priests (St. Laurence's in
Damaso), and Cardinal deacons (St.
Adrian's).

Almandbury, William, priest, 147.
Almondsbury, Almundesbury [co. Gloucester],
361.

Alnwick, Alnewyk [co. Northumberland],
Premonstratensian abbey, abbot of,
papal mandatary, 98.

Alspade. See Meriden.

Alster, John Wiis de, clerk, notary, 608.
Alston, Thomas, canon of Wells, 326.
Altaripa, Thomas de, of York, 563, 569.

Isabella his wife, 563, 569.

Altarnon, Alternon [co. Cornwall], 141.
Althmeledin. See Meliden.

Althorpe, Althorp [co. Lincoln], 97. 131.
Altoftes, William de, Augustinian canon,
Alton, Aulton [co. Southants], 24.
Aluerton. See Northallerton.

48.

Alvechurch, Alvchurche [co. Worcester],
letters dated at, 15.

Alverstone. See Alfriston,

Alvingham, Alvyngham [co. Lincoln], chapel
of St. Mary the Virgin at the gate of
the Gilbertine priory of, 574.

Alwent, John, rector of Middleham, 243.
Alyngton. See Allington.

Alysham alias de Causton, Roger de, rector
of Heydon, 250.
See Aylsham.

Amalfi [Campania, Italy], Bertrand, arch-
See Alaneo.
bishop of.

Amberley, Amberle [co. Sussex], 369, 370.
Ambresbury. See Amesbury.

Ambrosetown, Ambreysdon, Ambrisden, Am-
brysdon [co. Wexford]. 181, 296, 302.
Amersham, Agmondesham [co. Bucks], 435.
Amesbury, Ambresbury [co. Wilts], Benedictine
nuns' priory of the Order of Fonte-
See Montegu.
vrault, prioress of.
nun of, 160.

Amice, the lady, 353.

Ammeney, Amneney, Walter. See Jakes.
Ampilford, Robert de, clerk, notary, 211.
Aiyas, John, Augustinian canon, 131, 493.
Anable, John. See Tailor.

Anachcalych. See Annaghcallow.

Ancona [Marche, Italy], bishop of, papal
mandatary, 101.

citizen of, 418.

Anderby, Andreby. See Ainderby.
Andrew, Andreu, John, Augustinian canon,
papal chaplain, 48, 118, 213, 217.
William, Friar Preacher, bishop of
Achonry, 14.

Angell, John, citizen of London, 126.

Alice his wife, 126.

Angers [Maine-et-Loire], Benedictine abbey of
St. Nicholas, James I, abbot, and the
convent of, 76.

abbot and convent of, 438.
monk of, 438.

Angharet werch Richard, 388.
Anglesey, Angleseye, Angliseye, archdeacon of,
papal mandatary, 99. 107, 154, 238,
239, 444, 581, 582, 613, 616.

See John ap Rys.

Angleseye, Anglisey [co. Cambridge],
Augustinian priory, prior of, papal
mandatary, 202, 585.

Anibaldi, Peter, canon of St. Peter's, Rome,

papal mandatary, 165.

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Antenunes (or Ancemmes), Magota, 132.
Anthony, East, Anton [co. Cornwall], 426.
Apeldurham. See Appledram.
Appelbi, Roger. See Appleby.

Appellestorp. See Habblesthorpe.
Appelpen, Geoffrey, rector of Kilbride Pilate,
afterwards canon of Abergwilly, 373.
Appelton. See Appleton.
Appeltret huuait. See Appletreethwaite.
Appilton, Peter de, clerk, notary, 211.

Robert de, rector of Huggate (in the
diocese of York), canon of Lincoln,
340.

clerk (of the diocese of York),
presented to the rectory of Sturton,
394.

Thomas de. Augustinian canon, 348.
William, 560, 570.

Appleby, Appelbi, Roger, prior of Nuneaton,
bishop of Ossory, afterwards of Dro-
more, 288, 301, 504.

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Offlahainayn; O'Sullivan.

Ardffassad, lands and mill of, 336.

Ardington, Erdyntona, Perdinton [co. Berks],

363.

See Erdynton.

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