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BISHOPS.
WORCESTER.

throned 13th April, on Palm Sunday, and the before- mentioned Annals place his death 27th March 1160.

1164 10 Hen. II.

ROGER, son of Robert, earl of Gloucester, was elected 

24th March 1163-4, consecrated x Cal. Septemb.

(23rd Aug.) 11645[1], and enthroned 2nd Feb. 1164–5[2]. He died 9th Aug. 1179 at Tours in France, and was buried there[3].

1180 26 Hen. II.

BALDWIN, abbot of Ford, was consecrated 10th Aug. 1180[4]. He was translated to Canterbury in 1184.

1186 32 Hen. II.

WILLIAM DE NORTHALL, archdeacon of Gloucester, was 

elected 21st Sept. 1186, and consecrated the same

day by archbishop Baldwin[5]. He died 3rd May 1190.[6]

1191 2 Ric. I. ROBERT, archdeacon of Nottingham, only son and heir of William Fitz-Ralph, seneschal of Normandy, was elected in July 1190, and confirmed by the bishop of Rochester; he was consecrated 5th May 1191[7]. He died 14th July 1193[8].

1193 5 Ric. I. HENRY DE SOLIACO or DE SOILLI, abbot of Glastonbury, was elected on the 4th, consecrated 12th Dec. 1193, and enthroned 6th Jan. following. He died 24th Oct. 1195[9].

1196 8 Ric. I. JOHN DE CONSTANTIIS, dean of Rouen and archdeacon of Oxford, was consecrated in the abbey of Ham near London by Hubert, archbishop of Canterbury, 20th Oct.[10], and enthroned 28th Oct. 1196. He died 24th Sept. 1198[11], and was buried in Worcester cathedral.

  1. ↑ Ymag. Hist. et Annal. Theokesb.
  2. ↑ Annal. Theokesb.
  3. ↑ Hoved. fol. 338.
  4. ↑ Gerv. Vit. Archiep. et Annal. Wigorn.
  5. ↑ Ymag. Hist. col. 631. et Hoved. fol. 360.
  6. ↑ Annal. Wigorn.; but some authorities say 2nd May, others 9th April, and others 28th Mar.
  7. ↑ R. de Diceto, col. 660.
  8. ↑ Not. ad finem Mariani Scoti MS. in Bibl. C.C.C. Oxon. On 30th June [ii Cal. Jul.] according to other authorities, and to some 10th June 1193.
  9. ↑ Annal. Theokesb. His death is also assigned to 25th Oct. and 22nd Nov.
  10. ↑ Ymag. Hist.
  11. ↑ Hoved. fol. 448 b., Matt. Westm., Gerv. Chron., Anglia Sacra, pars i. p. 478.
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