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A History of the County of Hampshire
… the abbot to convert the church of Carisbrooke and chapel adjoining it ad usus suos proprios. 7 Several churches … They had also under their care the burial ground, with its chapel dedicated to the Holy Cross, under the castle of … was granted by Richard II. to the Carthusian priory of Mount Grace, Yorkshire. Restored to Prior Thomas Val Oseul by …
A History of the County of Sussex
… to an inquisition made in 1290 the church was a royal free chapel exempt from the jurisdiction alike of the archbishop …
A History of the County of London
… at some time previous to 1272 for the enlargement of the chapel of St. James 13 which formed part of the hermitage, … occasions appointed wardens to keep the goods of this chapel from spoliation on the death of the hermit. 14 In 1300 … on condition that he found a chaplain to celebrate in the chapel for the king, and that he increased the income of the …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… use. 4 Edward IV, in 1463, included the hospital or free chapel of St. James, Great Thurlow, in the numerous …
A History of the County of London
… need of money than usual, as they were building their chapel in 1310. 7 Over the erection of this oratory they had … appearing, judgement was given in August, 1311, that the chapel was to the prejudice of the bishop and of the parish … 14 The hospital was now practically a royal free chapel and this may account for the benefits conferred on it …
A History of the County of London
… and giving alms for 'the sustentation and repair of the chapel of the poor hospital of St. Mary Rouncevall whose … a master, wardens, brethren, and sisters, founded in the chapel there in 1474, for the maintenance of three chaplains …
A History of the County of Essex
… for the brethren and the poor. Both grants, including the chapel of Romford, were confirmed by a bull of Pope Alexander … find a chaplain to celebrate certain masses 7 in the chapel of the manor of Havering, the chaplain receiving the 46 s. and other obventions of the chapel. The charters of the house were confirmed by later …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to the abbey the church of St. Mary of Andover, with the chapel of Foxcote, and this confirmation was repeated ten …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… district of Andwell, and as Tiron held land and served a chapel in that parish, there can be no doubt that it is but … claim in Hookwood, and gave him land in the field of the chapel at Mapledurwell, retaining a third of the moor called … 6 s.; St. Cross, Isle of Wight, valued at £5; and Worldham Chapel, valued at £1. Roughly speaking, he obtained £30 a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… March, 1395, orders were conferred in the priory church or chapel on four sub-deacons, three deacons, and four priests …