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to the deanery of Lincoln ', and from Lincoln to the
deanery of Salisbury in 1310 4 . Arnaldu8 Frances ids de Cantilupo, cardinal priest 5 ,
enjoyed this dignity 16th May 1307 6 . Job n in. S \ \D.\ 1.1. prebendary of 2Tt toington, was elected
but not confirmed in 1311. Ho became bishop of
Winchester in 1 3 16. Kichabd in: Newport, archdeacon of Middlesex, was
elected dean of this church in E3 14, and in i 3 1 7 was
made bishop <>t" this see. Vitalis in. Testa? exchanged this dignity tor the
prebend of TorletOD in the church of Sarura in [32 ;\
with John de Rverdon, prebendary of Newington, who was
admitted i/,th Sept. 1323, and installed on the 25th of
the same month 9 . He died 15th Jan. 1336 7, and was
buried in the church of St. Faith under St. Paul's.
His will was proved 3rd Feb. 1336-7. Gilbert de Bruera, prebendary of Rugmere and
archdeacon of Ely, succeeded in this deanery in 1336.
He died 3rd Nov. 1333. Richard de Ktlnington, or Kilmykgtox, archdeacon
of London, succeeded in 1353. or the year following.
He died before the end of the year 1361. Walter de Alderbury, prebendary of Hoi born and
Portpoole, was collated to this see by Simon Sudbury,
��3 Robert de Graystanes in His- nensibus, p. 217) states that Vi- toria Dunelm. c. 19. talis deFurno, who was promoted
4 Reg. Eccl. Sarum. to be a cardinal bishop, died at
5 Titulo S. Marcelli. Gallia Avignon in 1320, and that his Sacra, i. p. 219. successor in the deanery of St.
6 Pat. 35 Edw. I. Paul's was John de Stratford in "Wharton calls him Vitalis de 1320, but he would seem to be
Furno, a cardinal priest, by the mistaken, as John Stafford was
title of S.Equitius, but Xewcourt dean of the arches of London in
(p. 41) proves that Wharton is 1322.
clearly wrong. 9 Ad. Murimuth. 8 Wharton (de Decanis Londi-
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