The preferments in the donation of the City of Norwich

An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 4, the History of the City and County of Norwich, Part II. Originally published by W Miller, London, 1806.

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'The preferments in the donation of the City of Norwich', in An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 4, the History of the City and County of Norwich, Part II, (London, 1806) pp. 570-571. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/topographical-hist-norfolk/vol4/pp570-571 [accessed 26 April 2024]

THE PREFERMENTS IN THE DONATION OF THE CITY OF NORWICH, ARE,

King's Books. Real Value.
l. s. d. l. s. d.
Carleton St. Mary's and St. Peter's rectories. The Crown, and city of Norwich 4 0 0 † 41 11 11½
6 0 0
South Walsham St. Mary, a vicarage, (see p. 395) 5 0 0 † 35 0 0
Calthorp vicarage, (see p. 395) † 27 0 0
Shropham vicarage, (Hist. Norf. vol. i. p. 454) 8 13 9 † 30 2 6
Cringleford, perpetual curacy or donative, worth about † 45 0 0
Costesey, a perpetual curacy, (Hist. Norf. vol. ii. p. 417.) Stipend is † 40 0 0
Mundham St. Ethelbert and St. Peter, worth about † 45 0 0
Sethyng, a donative, with a stipend of † 5 6 8
Hardele, rectory and vicarage, let to the perpetual curate for life, at 10l. per annum. (See p. 395) † 20 0 0
Thurlton or Thurton All-Saints rectory, 6 13 4 † 40 0 0
Reppes cum Bastwic, a donative with a stipend of † 25 0 0
St. Ethelred in Norwich, a donative stipend, &c. (See p 75) about † 16 0 0
St. Helen's or St. Giles's hospital church, (see p. 396,) an house and about † 40 0 0
The mastership of the free-school, hath his house and a stipend of 50 0 0
The ushership of the school (p. 396) 30 0 0
The city chaplainship or visitor of the gild-hall (see p. 232) 16 0 0
An exhibition to a student in Cambridge 4 0 0
Nomination to divers scholarships in Bennet college Cambridge, &c. of Archbishop Parker's foundation, see Pt. I. p. 310, &c.
The annual nomination to Hall's sacramental lectures 10 0 0
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