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A History of the County of Oxford
… of the church of St. John the Evangelist, the hospital house of Cold Norton, and the church there built,' and that … of the priory, mentioning among them 'the manor of the house,' 5 i.e. the manor of Cold Norton; for the Domesday … Northamptonshire, which had been appropriated. The house was always afflicted with poverty. In July, 1304, the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a dependent cell of Bruton, which had been founded as a house of Augustinian canons in 1142 by William de Mohun. 5 In … canon of Bruton, on the presentation of the prior of that house, to the care, rule and custody of the priory of … seven years, although he was bound to provide dinner every day for six poor people in his hall. 17 He had leased the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… called Lanthony Secunda to distinguish it from the Welsh house, which was thenceforth called Lanthony Prima. On the … the possessions of the two priories, and decreed that the house at Gloucester should continue as a cell to the mother … twenty brethren, who were constrained to leave the mother house because their property lay barren. 11 Robert de Bethune …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… in 1368 Ralph Basset, the patron, became a canon of the house. 21 The occurrence of three disputed elections, in … in electing a new prior that the sixteen canons of the house requested the bishop to nominate one. 26 Some years … the cure of souls was to be exercised by a canon of the house. 33 In 1395 Baldok obtained papal exempr tion from the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… de Stafford. 2 The foundation charter 3 refers to the house as St. Mary des Essarz, an indication that the house was established on assarted land. Besides the site … George Blount endeavours to obstruct my suit'. The next day Lord Stafford wrote to the Earl of Westmorland urging his …
A History of the County of Stafford
… ones, so that it is surprising to find Rocester, a small house, among them. According to the foundation charter … Muschamp (1198-1208) Patrick of Mobberley founded a small house of regular canons at Mobberley (Ches.) which he endowed … The inhabitants of Rocester claimed that on Easter Day by ancient custom they should receive the sacrament in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of the six days' fair beginning on St. Frideswide's day, thereby damaging him to the extent of 1,000 25 (!). … absented themselves from the services both by night and day, drank heavily and came to blows; he therefore issued a … is Prior, have with certain laymen wasted the goods of the house, and carried away its treasure, and hold the Priory by …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the sees of Worcester and York were held jointly; the house of St. Oswald, Gloucester remained under the … III. 16 He chose Humphrey, a canon of the Augustinian house of Lanthony by Gloucester, as prior with the consent of … into exile because, through their maladministration, the house was heavily in debt to the Jews. 20 In 1230 they had …
A History of the County of Stafford
… which he held from the bishop. Gerard stipulated that the house should be independent of any other and that he should … had ceased to use the refectory for meals and ate each day with the prior; 109 according to the precentor the … increased; three of them were to eat with the prior each day, the other five eating in the refectory. The prior's …
A History of the County of Somerset
… slopes of the uplands of Selwood. The origin of the house is not very clear, and it is difficult to understand the reason for the foundation of a house of Austin Canons within 3 miles of the house of the same order at Bruton. The earliest notice of the …