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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… establishment was afterwards in the possession of Secular priests, and had almost fallen into decay, when Oswald, … having been dispersed by the Danes in 867, secular priests were substituted the year following, who remained … the present magnificent college, for a warden, ten secular priests who are perpetual fellows, three priests' chaplains, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… French bishops and clergy to England, and some 660 French priests were lodged in the King's House at Winchester, where … in those troublous times, tell this tale of the French priests at Winchester. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of a warden and twelve other secular canons, thirteen priests or vicars, four clerks, six choristers and twenty-six … on the north side of St. George's chapel, for the chantry priests and choristers to keep their commons in. It was … but both were probably built as the abodes of chantry priests or clerks of the chapel. The west front of the chapel …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Charles II, and a number of Scotch prisoners, 'suspected priests,' men who distributed seditious papers, and others. … attendance, the services being performed by Roman Catholic priests. Vestments and other ornaments were provided for the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Sir John Wingfield, in 1362, for a provost and nine priests; it was valued at the surrender in 1534, at 50. 3. 5. …