[469] Newcourt’s “Repertorium,” ii. 434.
[470] See “Description of the Vyne,” by the late Mr. Chute, the proprietor.
[471] The clerk whose duty it was to keep the bishop’s register sometimes grew weary of writing the so-frequent record in full, and simply noted that licence was granted to so-and-so, in formâ communi, or in formâ consueta (“Grandisson’s Register,” pp. 492, 509, etc.).
[472] Canon Hingeston-Randolph’s “Register of Edmund Stafford,” p. 271.
[473] Edit. J. Raine, p. 58.
[474] Edit. J. Raine, p. 271.
[475] “Register of Bath and Wells” (Rev. T. Hugo’s “Extracts”), p. 158. There are other instances, at Maystoke, Hoddesdon, Atthorpe, in the “Papal Letters,” vol. i. pp. 192, 522.
[476] Edited by Mr. George Nichols for the Camden Society.
[477] “Sussex Archæol. Coll.,” iii. 112.
[478] G. Offor, “Life of Tyndale.”