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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales

… chapelry, having exclusive jurisdiction, and jointly with Bangor the head of a union, in the parish of Llandegvan, … of Anglesey, in North Wales, 8 miles (N. N. E.) from Bangor, and 247 (N. W. by W.) from London; containing 2308 … by means of which, in conjunction with the castle of Bangor, they commanded the whole of the Menai strait, and …

Bennell-Bloye

Alumni Oxonienses

… Llandaff 1537, with title of bishop of Penrith, bishop of Bangor 1539-42, 1st bishop of Chester 1541, deprived for … vicar of Eard alias Crayford, Kent, 1599, rector of Bangor-Is-y-Coed 1604, dean of Rochester 1592, until his …

Bettws - Blaenau

A Topographical Dictionary of Wales

… grant; net income, 62. 10.; patron, the Bishop of Bangor; impropriator, Lord Newborough. The great tithes have … grant; net income, 101; patron, the Bishop of Bangor; impropriator, Lord Willoughby de Eresby, whose tithes …

Between No. 66, Charing Cross and the Cockspur Street entrance to Spring Gardens

Survey of London

… 1739 he was made Dean of Winchester and in 1748 Bishop of Bangor, from which see he was in 1755 translated to …

Bilton - Binton

A Topographical Dictionary of England

… of Canterbury; Wren, Bishop of Ely; and Hanmer, Bishop of Bangor, were successively rectors of the parish, from which …

Bishops