248 CHICHESTER.
His willj dated 8th Dec. 1502, was proved 27th March
^503- 1504 Richard Fitz James, bishop of BocJiester, was trans-
19H.VII. lated thence to Chichester by bull of pope Julius H. dated 29th Nov. 1503^^. He received the temporali- ties 29th Jan. 1503-4^3. In Aug. 1506 he was removed to London f^-*.
1508 Robert Sherborn, bishop 0/ St. DavicTs, was translated 24H.VI1. to this see by bull dated i8th Sept. 1508, and he made his profession of obedience 7th Nov. following ^^. The temporalities were restored to him 13th Dec."^^ He resigned his bishopric in 1 536*^7^ and died shortly afterwards, 21st Aug. in that year, aged 96. Ho founded the prebends in this cathedral called Bursalis, Exceit, Bargham, and Wyndham; and appointed them to be given, as they became void from time to time, to such persons as are or have been members or fel- lows of New College, Oxford, or Wykeham's college^ near Winchester. His will is dated 2nd Aug. 1536, and was proved 24th Nov. 1536.
1536 Richard Sampson, JAj.T).,dea)i of Lichfield, St. Paid s, 28H.vni. and Windsor, received the royal assent to his election 11th June 1536^^, on which day he is said to have been consecrated ^9. He obtained the restitution of the temporalities 4th July^o, and in March 15423 he was translated to Coventry and Lichlield7i. A conge d'elire vice bishop Sampson, issued 15th April 154372; in pursuance of which
1543 George Day, S.T.P., was elected 24th April 1543, re- 35H.VIII. ceived the royal assent ist May7=^, was confirmed by
62 Reg. Warham. fol. 3. gistered at Lambeth, but his con-
63 Pat. i9Hen.VIL p. 2. m. 14. firmation on the loth of June is
64 Pat. 21. Hen.VII. there entered. Reg. Cranm. fol.
65 Reg/Warham.fol. 12. 189.
66 Pat. 24 Hen.VII. p. 2. m. 3. 70 Pat. 28 Hen.VIII. p. 2. m.9.
67 Lords' Journal, 22nd May, 7i Reg. Cranm. fol. 189.
28 Hen.VIII. 72 Pat.34Hen.VIII. p.8. m.26.
68 Pat. 28 Hen.VIII. p. 2. m.9. 73 Pat. 35 Hen.VIII. p.2. m.5. 63 His consecration is not re-
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