Registrum Prioratus Omnium Sanctorum juxta Dublin / Edited from a manuscript in the library of Trinity College, Dublin; with additions from other sources, and notes, by the Rev. Richard Butler.

  • All Hallows' Priory (Dublin, Ireland)
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1845
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Credit: Registrum Prioratus Omnium Sanctorum juxta Dublin / Edited from a manuscript in the library of Trinity College, Dublin; with additions from other sources, and notes, by the Rev. Richard Butler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    paruerint punire presumant poena pecuniaria et interdum carceri mancipare. In- super prelibati Justiciarii et Ballivi Archiepiscopum sufFraganeos et officiales predictos si per inquisitionem factam super hoc contra eos constiterit quod ipsi cognoverint de aliquibus causis que non fuerint matrimoniales vel testamentarie pecuniaria poena mulctare et interdum eosdem incarcerare presumant. Quodque si aliqirem Judicenr Ecclesiasticum occasione alicujus questionis que vertitur coram eo contingat in ali- quem Laicum exigente j usticia excomunicacionis sententiam promulgere Laicus ipse eidem judici perdictos Justiciaries et Ballivos inhibere procurat ne in hujusmodi causa procedat post inhibitionem autem hujusmodi dictus Laicus non vitatur tanquam excomunicatus prohibentibus id predictis Justiciar iis et Ballivis. Quoniam igitur nostrum interest super hiis Apostolica providentia remedium adhibere ne si illa dissimulaverimus incorrecta judiciis severitatis Divine incidamus, discretioni vestre per Apostolica scripta mandamus quatenus si est ita Justiciaries et Ballivos predictos quod prefatum Archiepiscopum suffraganeos et judices de prefatis causis libere cognoscere ac eas exequi prout ad eos de predicta consuetudine pertinet et de jure libere paciantur et [a] qualibet super permissis eorum indebita molestatione desistant, monicione premissa per censuram Ecclesiasticam appellacione remota (ratione pre- missorum) compellatis, non obstante si eis a Sede Apostolica sit indultirm quod ex- comunicari vel eorum terra interdicto supponi aut extra vel ultra certum locum aut judicium evocari non possint per litteras Apostolicas non facientes plenam [et] expressam de induito hujusmodi mencionem aut indulgentia Sedis ejusdem que fratribus tui ordinis fili Prior dicitur esse comissa ne de causis que per ipsius Sedis litteras comittuntur eisdem cognoscere teneantur nisi in eis de indulgentia hujusmodi expressa mencio habeatur. Proviso ne in predictos vel alicujus alterius dicte Proviiicie Civitatis vel loci universitatem excommunicacionis vel interdicti sen- tenciam proferatis nisi a nobis super hoc mandatum recepistis speciale, quod si non ambo his exequendis potueritis interesse alter vestrum ea nihilominus exequatur. Datum Viterbii ii. Idus Novembris Pontificatus nostri Anno Primo.”—AI. Beg., p. 97. From an Inquisition given in Alan’s Registry (Trinity College copy, p. 243) it appears that a certain Simon Neyl, or Oneyll, who is styled Citizen of Dublin, had acquired two carucates of land in the manor of Lispobell, and that in the 30th of Edw. III., 1356, Archbishop Mynot claimed the said Symon, who was an Irishman, as his Native, and thereupon entered into possession of the said lands. “ SEQUUNTUR NATIVI DOMINI ARCHIEPISCOPI DUBLIN TEMPORE JOHANNIS VII. “ Imprimis John Neile now of Swordes, 1531, & Catherine his wife, Walter, Edmond and Robert his sonnes also Joanne his young daughter Item now at Finglas Thomas Carlle and Isabelle his wife with his two brethren, William & John and two sisters S 2 Christian