ARCHDEACONS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. 305 Robert Boothe, S.T.B., succeeded i^tli May 1691: void by the deprivation of Grenvile^. Died 7th Aug. 1730, and buried at Bristol, of which cathedral he was dean. George Sayer, 9th Oct. 1730. Samuel Dickens, 2nd Jan. 1762, vice George Sayer deceased. Benjamin Pye, loth Sept. 1791, vice Samuel Dickens deceased. Richard Prosser, 16th April 1808, vice Benjamin Pye deceased. Charles Thorp, 6th Dec. 1831, vice Richard Prosser. This dignity is rated for first fruits at 100^.^ ARCHDEACOiNS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Robert seems to have been possessed of this dignity in 1 140^. Ralph between 1140 and 1143^0. The same in 11531^ William in 11 60. DuRAND was a witness to a deed of bishop Hugh Pud- 8ey8 in 1174^2^ Richard de Marisco, by this title, had the King's letters of presentation to the church of Kemesey in the diocese of Worcester, dated 20th July 1212^'^ In 1217 he became bishop of this see. He was called archdeacon of Richmond and Northumberland ^^. Alan de Lenne was appointed one of the King's proctors to treat about some differences with the King of Scotland 2i8t July 1219. 7 Rej?. Uunelm. 12 Cartiil. S. Albani. MS. ^ Kcton, p. tji. Cotton. Tiberius, F. vi. f. 1 16.
- Angl. Sacr. pars i. p. 711, '^ Pat. 14 Joh. m. 5. No. 12.
'0 Ibid. p. 786. 14 Pat. 15 Job. in. 8. " Job. Ilagulstad. Angl. '•' Pat. 3 Hen. III. m. 2. Ky- Sacr. pars i. p. 787. mcr, vol. i. p. 228. VOL. III. K I'
