ANNALS OF WORCESTER. IxXvii A.D. Page 1289. H. Poche, citizen of Worcester, buried in the ceme- tery in spite of the Franciscans - - 499, oOO ,, Remission of part of the iisual gifts from the new abbat of Pershore, because the abbey church had been recently burnt ----- 500 ,, Royal letters brought by the bishop respecting the Westbury prebends ----- 500 ,, Confirmation of certain lands to the see - - 500 ,, Joiosa de Mortimer buried in the cathedral - - 500 ,, Reception of Edward I. at Worcester - - 500 ,, Certain foresters, &c. imprisoned - - - 500 ,, False accusation of the priory by the Franciscans respecting the funeral of H. Poche - - 500 ,, The question as to the right of sepulture settled - 500 ,, Archbishop Peccham writes strongly to the bishop on behalf of the Franciscans . _ - 501 1290. The foresters find sureties for their appearance at Woodstock - - - - - - 501 ,, The bishop's redemption taxed at 500 marks, and the prior's at 200 - - - - - 501 ,, Arguments of the priory against the junction of the churches and the Westbury prebends - - 501 ,, Answer of the king - - . - . 501 ,, Opinion of the council and of Gilbert de Clare - 502 ,, Letter from Rome respecting the archdeaconry; payment to be made by the priory - - - 502 ,, Presentation by the king to All Saints, Worcester, during the minority of H. Mortimer - - 502 ,, Three persons installed by the bishop at Westbury - 502 ,, Order of the archbishop that the body of H. Poche be exhumed and given up to the Franciscans - 502 ,, Inquisition on the wish of the deceased and the sup- posed injury to the friars - . - . 503 ,, Insult to the prior at Harvington - - - 503 ,, Visitation of bishop Godfrey, with 140 horses 503, 504 ,, The priory refuses to afiix its seal to the deed of consent to the jvmction of the Westbury prebends to the bishop's churches, and he retires in anger - 504 ,, The prior admonished to give up the body of H. Poche to the friars ----- 504 ,, The friars carry it ofi" in great triumph to the con- fusion of the monks ----- 504 ,, Ashes given to the people by the penitentiary and H. de Camera on AshWednesday, the prior preach- ing in the mean time in the chapter house - 504 VOL. IV. f
