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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… a pair of andirons, 2 platters, a dish, and a saucer. Church:3 alabaster tables, candlesticks, &c. Sold to pay … a pair of organs, an iron grate about a tomb, &c. Church:3 cloths before the altars, a chapel with a frame … was at the King's command, but loth be they to come to any free surrender. Reading, 14 Septembris. The bearer, an honest …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… for any friend of your Lordship's. Recommends that the church of Grey Friars be given to the town of Reading as … with their plate, such as it is. Has inwardly defaced the church and dorter, leaving the rest till he know Cromwell's … evidence of Frystoke and Brodwod, which is in the parish church of Frystoke, sealed by Sir Thos. Arundell and the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… apologises for the rudeness of the letter, written in the church in haste, and asks his favour for the bearer … MS. 358, f. 17b. B. M. The Inventory of the Cathedral Church of St. Swithin's, Winchester. Abroad in the Church.The nether part of the high altar, plate of gold …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of the ferry and all its emoluments were granted rent-free by patent 22 Nov. 7 Hen. VIII. to Chr. Rochester and … other parishioners of ( blank) beside Cripplegatefor the church of Elsingspittle, sold to them. Total, 27,732 l. 2s. 9 … John Hamond, the late abbot, held them. Rent, 5 l. 12 s., free from all corrodies, &c., with certain stated exceptions. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… a laten cross, a pair of organs, a sort of old books, &c. Church:5 alabaster tables, a sacry bell, and a bell in the … me where he should say mass when I had plucked down the church, and said if I had tarried a week after Michaelmas I … of their house to Henry VIII., Supreme Head of the Church of England, by "the brethren of the order of Saint …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… an archbp. and primate, signs himself minister of his Church. No doubt we bishops are all ministers, but still have … poverty, which is notorious, asks for some benefice in the Church. London, 3 Sept. 1540. French. Modern transcript, pp. … of Paris, where he remained eight years until set free, with other prisoners, when the Emperor passed this way. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… viscount Clontarffe, &c. (3.) For translating Christes Church monastery in Dublin to be a cathedral, with dean and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… p. 665. i. The month 30 Sept. to 27 Oct. 31 Hen. VIII.: Free-masons working in the [masons' lodge] within the town … Wages and occupations described (as in the preceding) of 9 free-masons, 4 carpenters extraordinary at 10 d., 6 sawyers … of the perpetual chantry of Langdon Traves in the parish church of Tredington, Worc., void by the death of Thos. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Ingrossed copy of the charter of erection of the cathedral church of Gloucester. 3 Sept 33 Hen. VIII. Lat., pp. 17. With … they are to appoint a convenient situation for the parish church. Finally, they are to estimate what each farm will let … intendeth to make upon the Mayne Brooke, and for the church, churchyard, and parsonage, and to be cut out for …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… fear that he wishes to confiscate the goods of the Church, being incited by the example of his neighbours and … from the Council resident in York or any other, might have free access to the King and Council and favourable audience …