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A History of the County of Chester
… and perhaps by 12989, when St. Bridget's was served by a chaplain, St. John's had appropriated it. 72 A lengthy … 86 It was still maintained in the 1540s when the chaplain received 4 a year. 87 In 1528 a parishioner made … that of St. Olave's and served by a vicar and perpetual chaplain. The appropriation was quashed in 1402. 206 At the …
A History of the County of Chester
… at St. John's, and after the fall of the city in 1646, as chaplain to the garrison, established the first Independent … to have gravitated towards Thomas Harrison, a former chaplain of Henry Cromwell in Ireland and minister of St. …
A History of the County of Chester
… in Chester, masses being said either by a gentleman's chaplain, typically from Hooton Hall in Wirral or the …
A History of the County of Chester
… In 1398, for example, John Hatton gave 20 for a chaplain to say mass for four years, and in 1518 Nicholas … and 1420, for example, they included Ranulph Scolehall, chaplain of the Orby chantry. 75 The fraternity's own chantry …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the land of a chantry in Chute church had been sold by the chaplain to Thomas Wroth, probably the patron, and John Cork. … cathedral. In 1343 the church may have been served by a chaplain appointed by the prebendary. 57 A vicarage had been … chantry in the later 14th century. 76 It was served by a chaplain presented to the prebendary of Chisenbury and Chute …
A History of the County of London
… conferred on three of the convent the dignity of papal chaplain, 28 and in 1415 the use of the mitre, ring, and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Dissolution to be so appropriated, each being served by a chaplain appointed by the sacrist. 9 The name of the original …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the bishop, with consent of prior and convent, permitted a chaplain, answerable to the sacrist, to conduct daily offices …