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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of the city of Norwich, who was always collated by the Bishop, and had power to prove the wills of such persons … clerks or gentlemen of arms, (all such belonging to the Bishop only,) nor having any goods out of the jurisdiction of … instrument of union, and therefore at his death in 1329, Bishop William separated the deaneries from the churches, and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… abbey and convent of St. Benedict at Holm, and now to the Bishop of Norwich, in right of that house; it was anciently … time there hath been usually 5 l. per annum given by the Bishop to the serving minister here, as there now is; the … The last presented by the abbot. Rectors Presented by the Bishop. 1593, John Alrick, the Bishop in right of St. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… who licensed them to get it appropriated if William Turb Bishop of Norwich would consent, but he would not; 5 and so … which was now enlarging by license from the King and Bishop; 20 s. to his parish chaplain or vicar; 6 s. 8 d. to … 3 d. yearly for the synodals, 33 s. 4 d. tenths, to the Bishop, prior, and monks five marks per annum, and to the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in their presentation till 1205, and then John de Grey Bishop of Norwich appropriated it, after the death of John de … jurisdiction whatever being expressly reserved to the Bishop, which is the reason that though it belongs to the … vicarage was then not endowed; upon which, in 1304, the Bishop ordained and endowed the vicarage, viz, that the vicar …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 2 it being then a rectory that paid 6 d. synodals to the Bishop, whose jurisdiction this parish is subject to, as also … the dean and chapter, who appoints the chaplain, and the Bishop licenses him. In ancient evidences it is called St. … in St. Giles's-street in lower Newport, and was rebuilt by Bishop Lyhert, whose arms, with those of the see, were on …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… was the best beast; it seems to have been appropriated by Bishop Blundeville, with the consent of Ric. de Redham, the … s. per annum to the infirmary, which was confirmed by the Bishop and the Pope. And from that time, it hath been a … anime propicietur deus Amen. ( By the Font.) 1497, John Bishop, Esq. buried in the church, gave 10 l. towards …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… to Norwich, where he was received at the cathedral, by the Bishop, prior, and convent, and the whole, city, with a … expense, and then made an amicable agreement between the Bishop, prior, and convent, who had great variances about … preached: but about 1446, Pope Eugenius the IVth. made him Bishop of Down in Ireland, which he afterwards resigned, and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Walter de Berney was vicar in the time of Ralf de Walpole Bishop of Norwich, but it was never endowed, and hath been … them, and built new upon the ground. In 1633, the Bishop, at the mayor s request, removed the Monday sermon …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and his ability in persuading, he was so beloved of Bishop Bek, that he made him his suffragan, and got him consecrated titular Bishop of Sardis; (see Pt. I. p. 505;) his life may be seen, … majority of their own convent, and being exempt from the Bishop's jurisdiction, and immediately subject to the Pope, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the south side of the river, quite through the city from Bishop's-gate in the east, to St. Benedict and Heyham in the … (which see hereafter.) But on the 28th of Aug. 1546, Bishop Rugg separated the advowson from the bishoprick, and … Nov. 8, John Warde was patron, 11 who lapsed it to the Bishop, who collated him to it, and it being entered in the …