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15 Edit. IV. he confign’d to them the Manner orPriorate of Mundane, in Com. Hereford.
14 Edw. IV. he gave unto them the Cuftody, Patro-nage, and free Difpofition of the Holpital or Free Cha-pel of St. Anthony, London, (a Preceptory to St. Anthonyof Vienna, with all the Liberties, Privileges, Lands, arc.)upon the firft Vacancy. The fame Year he endow’dthem with the Priorate of Brimsfield in Com. Gloucefi. theMannor of Blakenham in Suffolk.j the Priorate of St. Elenein the iff of Wight ; the Priorate or Mannor of Charle-ton in Wilts 5 and all the Lands, arc. in Northmundon,Compton and Weliigh in Suffex and Southampton ; the Man-nor of Ponyngton and Widon in Dorfet, together with anannual Penfion of 12 Marks, payable by the Priory ofMonte acuto, with all the Lands, Tenements, Rents,Advowfons, ere. annex’d to the laid Priorates andMannors. The fame Year he bellow’d on them theMannor of Memhury in Com. Dorfet ; the Lordlhips ofPrefion and Monkefilver in Com. Somerfet ; the Advowfonsof Puryton and Wollavington in that County, togetherwith the Knights Fees, Advowfons, Profits, Rights, ere.
18 Ediv. IV. his Feoffees, the Queen, the Arch-Bi-Ihop of York , and others feifed to the Ufe of the King,demis’d to them the Mannor of Wyk?comhe, call’d Baf-fetshury, the Fee-Farm of the Town of Great Wykecombe,the Mannor of Crendon in Com. Bucks, and the Mannorsof Hafeley and Pyrton in Com. Oxon : And that Year theKing gave unto them the Advowfon of the Church ofChejhum, being of his own Patronage, provided the Vica-rige was fufficiently endow’d, and a compleat Sumof Money annually diftributed among the poor Parilhi-oners, according to the Diocelan’s Ordinance. To thefehe united the Cuftody or Deanry of the Free Chapel ofWiherhampton in Com. Staff, to the Cuftos or Dean ofthis College, and his Succeflors for ever 5 whichChurch, cum memhris, is exempt from not only the Ju-rifdiftfon, ere. of the Bifhop of Litchfield and Coventry,but by a Papal Bull from all Legates and Delegates;nor is it fubjecl to any terrene Power, but the King ofEngland alone, and under it to the perpetual Vifitationof the Keepers of the Great Seal, pro tempore. ^
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