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A History of the County of Somerset
… the parish was served by men described either as parochial chaplains or curates who were appointed and paid by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… secular priests who are perpetual fellows, three priests' chaplains, three clerks, sixteen choristers, a first and … the residence and maintenance of a master, steward, four chaplains, thirteen clerks, seven choristers, and thirteen … of the King of Hungary, and endowed for a provost, six chaplains, priests, six clerks, and six choristers: its …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… chamber called Thule. Above them were the three hired chaplains ( conductitii or 'conducts,' as they are still … chapel clerks. The second master's house now absorbs the chaplains' chamber, upper Fifth and Sixth, to which additions …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Edward issued Letters Patent substituting for the eight chaplains of St. Edward's chapel in the castle, wherein he … On the upper was the hall with its pantry, where the chaplains and choristers kept their commons, and in the lower …