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A History of the County of Oxford
… the city wall, lying between it and Freren Street (now Church Street). Here the friars erected their first … which was pulled down after the erection of the new church, Agnellus was buried (1235). 12 The royal benefactions … been often interrupted by other claims. We find him at the council of Lyons with Grosteste, 85 attending the Parliament …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 16. Wood, City, ii, 388. His will is preserved in Christ Church, Oxford. Close, 15 Ric. II. m. 1; Wood, City, ii, 481, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… agreement with the convent of Oseney, to whom the parish church was appropriated, on 5 February, 1356-7. 2 The friars … as composition for all tithes and offerings due to the church of St. George in the Castle. 9 Meantime the friars had … vow, with the assent of the prelates and magnates of the council, in spite of the dissuasions of Hugh le Despenser, he …
A History of the County of London
… field of Hartington, co. Derby, and the advowson of the church there, 5 and in the Taxatio of Pope Nicholas, … in the chapel of St. Mary built by him in the conventual church where he was buried. 7 From the earliest foundation … special request of Cardinal Wolsey to the Court of Common Council, it was decided in 1520 to give 100 marks more to …
A History of the County of Kent
… instructions for a stained glass window in the friars' church were probably drawn up under Henry's supervision and … and some of them were skilled workmen. 15 The friars' church was used for royal baptisms and marriages. Henry VIII was christened probably in this church (1491), and certainly his brother Edmund (1498). The …
A History of the County of York
… to the friars of the Holy Trinity for the fabric of the church of St. Robert. 7 The friars of the Holy Trinity and of … on them the chapel of St. Robert, with the advowson of the church of Hampsthwaite, the land which King John gave to St. … 20 In 1311 the minister was summoned to the provincial council held for the trial of the Templars. 21 In 1317 the …
A History of the County of Kent
… half an acre of land in Lancing and the advowson of the church of Lancing, for finding two chaplains to celebrate … gifts to the friars:— 15 John Wilde, parson of the church of Buckland, 100 acres of land, 250 acres of wood, and … 1499, left his body to be buried in the choir of this church; he seems to have died in this priory. 32 On Trinity …
A History of the County of London
… owed the grant of Crockers Lane for the west end of their church; 16 and the frequent mention of the friars in the … of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in the conventual church about 1364, was said to owe its foundation to certain … 24 Of the Carmelites summoned by the archbishop to the Council of 1382, one, at any rate, John Lovey or Loney, 25 …
A History of the County of York
… made his will in the house of these friars, in whose church he wished to be buried; he left 8 marks to the … 'for the enlargement of the entrance and exit of their church. 6a Two friars of the house, John Slaydburn and John … friars some books in 1505. 17 Among those buried in the church were William and Ellen Leicester about 1450, Elizabeth …
A History of the County of York
… de Nevill, lord of Raby, who is said to have built the church at his own expense 6; in his will, 1386, he left them … Percy, first Earl of Northumberland, was buried in the church (1372 ?). 8 His son, Ralph de Nevill, first Earl of … There were two bells, 15 fother of lead on the roof of the church, and two chalices weighing 31 oz. 16 The land …