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Journal of the House of Lords
… - Leekpatrick; Kildallen; Drumriely; Donegore, & c.; Achonry; Killeshandra; Donagheady; Taughboyne; Carrickfergus; …
A History of the County of Stafford
… resigned 1493. 144 Thomas Fort, or Ford, M.A., Bishop of Achonry, elected 1493, elected Prior of Huntingdon 1496. 145 … Reg. of Univ. of Cambridge to 1500, 237-8. He was Bp. of Achonry, Ireland, 1492-1508 and suffragan to the Bp. of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… assigned by Wykeham to his suffragan, Simon, bishop of Achonry. 5 Soon after this Love escaped or was released from …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Wykeham commissioned his suffragan, Simon, Bishop of Achonry, to reconcile the conventual church of St. Mary Overy …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Norwich in the place of Thomas Fort, who was bishop of Achonry, was a few years since in one of the Visitation …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… to: Burial Ground of Sephardi Jews, Stepney (7), p. 73b. Achonry, Simon, Bishop of, altars, etc., of Priory of St. … poor men from: Greenwich (11), p. 38b. Simon, Bishop of Achonry, altars of Priory of St. Mary Overy dedicated by: …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 2045; and see Bertie Ablington (in Figheldean), 106, 140 Achonry (Sligo), bp. of, see Blakedon Adams: Gabriel (d. c. … 191 fam., 191 Blakedon, Jas., rector of Stockton, bp. of Achonry, suffragan in Salisbury and in Bath and Wells, 221 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Andrew, captain, Erle's regiment, 275. Abot. See Abbott. Achonry. See Killala. Acontroversy, Killian barony, co. …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… 226. Achadogunnar [Ireland], 226. Achecote. See Ascot. Achonry, bishop of, 205. -, see of, 318. -, Annadown, and … bishop, dean, and archdeacon of, 247. -, see of, 318. -, Achonry, and Kilmacduagh, union of, 263. Annandale, lord of, …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… 91. Achard, Robert, knt. 248. -, -, Agnes his wife, 248. Achonry, bishop of. See O'Hedram. -, David, bishop of, 279. …