Latin marriage licence 1690

[mijath]

Hello, can anyone translate the latin in the lower image of the attached? Thank you for any assistance.

Also, if anyone can suggest where the groom's residence 'Brunsley de Cresley' is, I'd appreciate that too!

[mckha489]

The word a couple along from Cressley looks like Nottingamia, so I wonder if it is Brinsley de Cressley. Still can’t find that, but there is Brinsley in Notts.

I think the bride is Marian Stevenson from Chesterfield. (Same small words here as before Nottingamia) Derbia

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Thomas fflint de Brunsley &
Mary Stevenson

decimo septimo die mensis Junij An(no) D(omi)ni 1690
Fiat Licentia matrimonialij inter Thomam fflint de
Brunsley de Gresley in Com(itatu) Nottingamiae
aetatis annoru(m) trigint(a) aut eo circiter et Mariam
Stevenson de chesterfield in Com(itatu) Derbiae aetatis annoru(m)
vig(inti) quatuor aut eo circiter     Jur’ coram me Jo(anne) Lobley Sur(rogato)

The seventeenth day of the month of June in the year of the Lord 1690
Let there be a licence for the marriage of Thomas Flint of Brunsley of Gresley in the county of Nottingham, aged thirty years or thereabouts, and Mary Stevenson of Chesterfield in the county of Derby, aged twenty-four years or thereabouts. Sworn before me, John Lobley, Surrogate.

https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/NTT/Brinsley
"BRINSLEY, or Brunsley, a hamlet and a chapelry in Greasley parish, Notts.

[mijath]

Thank you so much!

I know basic latin terms from parish registers, but anything more advanced I find really difficult - particularly due to abbreviations.