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A History of the County of Warwick
… descended with the Boughton estate. A tenement called the Chantry House with lands in this parish belonging to a former chantry in Newbold was granted in 1564, to William Grice and …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 16th century, as no record of it has been found among the chantry certificates. There is a Roman Catholic church in …
A History of the County of Surrey
… a rent of 26 2 s. 8 d. was paid to the priests of the chantry founded by Edward the Black Prince in the crypt of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… House (1701), the Green Dragon (18th century), the Chantry House (18th century) in Pyle Street; No. 52 Sea … in general, namely: To grant the endowments of Newport Chantry for the support of a schoolmaster 'to brynge uppe … a prominent burgess of Newport, proposed to found a chantry dedicated in honour of the Virgin Mary in the chapel …
A History of the County of Northampton
… be sold and the proceeds devoted to the maintenance of a chantry in the Fraternity of the Gild of Jesus in Baldock. 11 …
Magna Britannia
… patronage so early as 1340. Bishop Strickland required his chantry priest to teach music and grammar at a salary of 6 l. …
Magna Britannia
… the two brothers, Bishop Geffrey Blythe 12, who founded a chantry for the souls of his parents. In 1524, he agreed with … on the west-side of Norton-green, on which he built the chantry chapel. The vicar was bound to keep up the stock of … from Beauchief-Abbey, till the stock was made good. This chantry chapel, which, after the Reformation, had been …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… in the 13th century, when Alan de Wilton established a chantry there with the consent of the rector of Normanby. 46 …
A History of the County of Rutland
… the Virgin in North Luffenham. 139 The property of the chantry was in 1567 granted to Robert Holmes and Thomas … lands in North and South Luffenham for maintaining a chantry and a lamp in the parish church of Luffenham. 148 In …