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A History of the County of Warwick
… that four of them, attached respectively to the Baptist Wycliffe Church, Carrs Lane, the Unitarian Church of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ii, ff. 6 v, 7 r, 21 r, 77 r. Cf. map in Trevelyan, Age of Wycliffe, 254, 366. 'The city of Oxford sent a detachment to … K.B. bdle. 99, 21 Ric. II, m. 1 r; cf. Trevelyan, Age of Wycliffe, 255. Eynsham Chartul. ii, ff. 1, 2. A mixture of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Henry IV.; Thomas Ashebourn, a strenuous opponent of Wycliffe; Thomas Fitz-Herbert, a learned Roman Catholic …
Old and New London
… of the aged king, obtained the royal protection for them. Wycliffe and his adherents (amongst whom figured John of … When in the lady chapel Percy demanded a soft seat for Wycliffe. The bishop said it was law and reason that a cited … to hear a famous Carmelite preacher inveigh against the Wycliffe doctrines. A Lollard, indeed, had the courage to …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… stacks with moulded caps. It was acquired in 1888 by Wycliffe College. 40 A fairly large house stood at the Cross, … north of Haywardsend House, which became the main house of Wycliffe College in 1882, 42 a house in the main street, in … a private girls' school, but in 1928 it was acquired by Wycliffe College for a junior school. 80 By 1882 several …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 63 A Wesleyan chapel was built in 1911 in the grounds of Wycliffe College; although built with money subscribed by … 12. Stonehouse Guide (1946), 9. Ex inf. the Bursar, Wycliffe College. Ex inf. Mr. Anderson. Date on bldg. Ebley …