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A History of the County of Suffolk
… of Sir Almaric and his lady, within the court of their house, on condition that the chantry chaplain, at his first … offering made in the chapel, without any deduction, on the day or the day after the offering was made; and also that no parishioner …
A History of the County of York
… brevi) had consumed more than would have maintained their house for a considerable period. This led to a mandate from … was to be kept alone in safe custody, and on one day each week was to fast on bread and water, till the … and was to abstain from receiving Holy Communion. Every day, secretly prostrating himself before one of the altars, …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… d. to the priory of Butley. 5 There was hardly a religious house in the kingdom, save some of the largest Benedictine … monastery of Butley, which had been appropriated to this house by William de Suffield, bishop of Norwich. 8 An undated … said that three masses were said daily, and that both day and night hours were duly observed; also that the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… for Rome to obtain licence for the due refounding of the house, but died on the return journey. Meanwhile Henry I. … was wrapped, and parts of His sepulchre. On the same day and year the same bishop dedicated the altar of St. … the sepulchre and the table of our Lord. On the same day the same bishop also dedicated the altar of the apostles …
A History of the County of York
… Austin canons Priory of Drax 48. THE PRIORY OF DRAX This house was founded by William Paynel in the reign of Henry I, … He said that Jameson came to Bingley on St. Matthew's Day, and showed him that Richardson had made all ready, and … ale, and one meile of meite from the kechyn, ons on the day, every day in tyme of lent, and also al other days in the …
A History of the County of York
… The Foundation Charter 1 records that he had founded the house by the counsel and advice of Pope Calixtus and … middle of the 13th century, show that a great religious house like Guisborough was popular, not only with people of … the poor, but distinct from the ordinary property of the house. A few of them specially direct what particular use the …
A History of the County of York
… Thomas Wake to confer a messuage in Newton on a religious house of whatever order he wished to be built there, and also … and other of its buildings, and that several canons of the house of Bourne in the diocese of Lincoln had, with the leave … abbey of Selby by Gilbert de Tyson, and confirmed to that house by Richard I, and it continued a rectory while it …
A History of the County of York
… In 1203 5 Henry, Prior of Marton, and the convent of that house, quitclaimed any right they might have over the … drink. The visitation resulted in the resignation, on the day following, 21 of William de Grymston, the prior, which … howse, nor to mell of no conventuall consell, from ye day of ye makyng herof, vnto ye terme of hys lyffis ende.' …