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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the king's books at 20; the vicar's stipend is 320, with surplice fees, and an assistant minister is paid 120 out of … corporation, who are impropriators; net income, 220, with surplice fees. The church was rebuilt in 1780, the tower and …
A History of the County of Essex
… deprived of the living. 251 Ashton refused to wear the surplice. 252 Danvers was in prison in 1616, for what reason …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of £20 and a house with c. ¼ a.; in addition there were surplice fees, which in 1705 were estimated at some £3 a … reading-desk and into the churchyard where they burnt the surplice and prayer-book in front of him. 50 In 1658 Moses … whilst the minister has the devil's clothing, meaning the surplice'. 52 In the later 18th century Evangelical influence …
A History of the County of Sussex
… of the repair of its roof and of the provision of a bible, surplice, and communion cup. 98 Under the Commonwealth John …