10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONVENTICLER»
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Freewill Or Predestination: The Battle Over Saving Grace in ...
... is unknown, his end was most carefully chronicled by Foxe, as Sheterden went
through a long series of investigations for heresy in 1555 before being
condemned in July of that year along with John Bland and another conventicler, ...
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Enemies Under His Feet: Radicals and Nonconformists in ...
The statute imposed a penalty of $s. on a conventicler for the first offense, with
the fine doubling for a second offense. The minister, however, was liable to a fine
of £20 for his first offense and £40 for the second. If he fled or could not pay the ...
3
Indictments, recognizances, coroners' inquisitions
It was further directed that every conventicler thus convicted of a third offence,
whether by verdict or confession, or against whom, in case of his silence,
judgment should have been entered, should forthwith be sentenced to “be
transported ...
Middlesex (England), John Cordy Jeaffreson, A. T. Watson, 1886
... Engine-Weaving- Loome riots at, xxix, 63, 65 ,, True bill against one of the
headboroughs of, for neglecting to levy money by distress and sale of a
conventicler's goods, etc., 201 ,, Knockvergis, in the parish of, 25 „ The surveyor
of the poor of ...
Middlesex (England), John Cordy Jeaffreson, 1975
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Middlesex County Records ...: Indictments, recognizances, ...
It was further directed that every conventicler thus convicted of a third offence,
whether by verdict or confession, or against whom, in case of his silence,
judgment should have been entered, should forthwith be sentenced to "be
transported ...
Middlesex (England), John Cordy Jeaffreson, A. T. Watson, 1888
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British Liberties, or the Freeborn subject's inheritance; ...
in such force and effkct as it was the first year of Charles the First,-When indeed it
was not then in force. 6. In the 16th Caroli Secundi, cop. 4. An act was made,
intituled, An act to prevent and suppress seditious conventicler, which begins
thus ...
7
The British Essayists: Spectator
... with a star in her forehead—The barber's pole—Will Honeycomb's coat-pocket
—Caesar's behaviour and my own in parallel circumstances—Poem in patch-
work Nulli gravis est percussus AchillesfiThe female conventicler—The ogle-
master.
James Ferguson (advocate), 1819
... mare with a star in her fore-head--Barber's pole-WrLL HONEYCOMB'S coat-
pochet-Caesar's behaviour and my own in parrallel circumstances Poem in patch
-work--Nulli gravi: est percussits Arbilli: The female conventicler The ogle-master,
...
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The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second ...
Commonly used for a residence of religious women who are under a superior.
conventicler (Lat. conventus, “meeting”) A group meeting for worship or religious
purposes outside the land or country's established church. conventual life In a ...
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The Works of the Late Right Honorable Joseph Addison: Esq; ...
... coat-pocket-szsar's behavior and my own in parallel circumstances _Poem in
Patch-work Nullz' gravzsis est þerczssus AchillesThe Female Conventicler The
Ogle-master. The reading os this paper made the whole Coffee-house very merry
; ...
