10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORRODY»
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corrody in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
corrody and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Living and Dying in England 1100-1540 : The Monastic ...
2. Anchoresses, Later Nuns, Of Kilburn. 1 1 27 x 34 three women, the nucleus of
the community, were granted in perpetuity (i) the corrody of bread, ale, mead,
wine, and pittances formerly held by Aimar the hermit for his life, and (ii) the
corrody ...
2
The New Natura Brevium of the Most Reverend Judge, Mr. ...
ready to furrender to you the letters patents by you made to him of the faid
corrody, as he fays, befeeching us that we will vouchfafe to yield our aflent
hereunto ; we regarding the prayer of him the faid S. and moreover being willing
to do the faid ...
Anthony Fitzherbert, Sir Matthew Hale, Sir Wadham Wyndham, 1793
3
The New Natura Brevium of the Most Reverend Judge, Mr. ...
Note,// 'an Abbey vohich a common Person hath comet is to the King by Escheat ;
yet he shall not have * Corrody because it it not of his Foundations, s E.f.i i8.Br.
Corrod.i.6. Tet the King may have a Corrody □where he is nit Founder, but that it
...
Sir Anthony Fitzherbert, 1718
4
The new Natura Bevium of the most Reverend Judge Anthony ...
Notcjsan Abbey which a common Person hath cometh to the King by Escheat ;
yet he shall not have a Corrody because it is not of his Foundations. 5 E.f.i i8.Br.
Corrod.i.6. Tet the King may have a Corrody where he is not Founder, but that it
by ...
Anthony Fitzherbert, 1718
5
english monastic finances in the later middle ages
Lastly there comes the corrody. The nature of this expedient has already been
described. It was an agreement entered into by the monastery for one cause or
another to provide a person with food, clothing, money and usually lodging.
6
Cremetts and Corrodies: Care of the Poor and Sick at St. ...
corrodian lived any longer than this the hospital stood to make a loss, unless it
had carefully ensured that the corrody was bought with rents or lands which
would return an annual sum in perpetuity. The Cundalls probably had the details
of ...
7
The Year Books Lectures Delivered in the Universiy of London ...
There was a curious institution in the monasteries of mediaeval England known
as a corrody. A corrody was the enjoyment of board, lodging, clothing and all
necessaries in a religious house. It was granted on the appointment of one who
had ...
8
The First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: Or, ...
190. the case of a corrody. See further as to the effect from several capacities ia
the grantees, post. 191. b. and ant. 183. b. near the end. £199- (1) Lord Coke
cites no authority for this. But in 8. E. 4. 17. [Note 74.3 • there is a cafe, which
tends to ...
Sir Edward Coke, Sir Thomas Littleton, Francis Hargrave, 1794
9
Medieval English Nunneries: C.1275 to 1535
There is comedy, though not for the unhappy Convent, in the history of a corrody
which, in 1526, was said to have been granted by Thetford to "a certain Foster."
Six years later there was a great to-do at the visitation. The nuns declared that ...
10
An essay on the abbey of Gloucester
14 ESSAY ON THE ABBEY OF GLOUCESTER. ;. and the usual corrody of meat,
drink, allowance of parchment, paper, candles, and other profits to his post
appertaining, and that for life *7. 4. The chief' porter kept the keys of all the Abbey
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CORRODY»
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corrody is used in the context of the following news items.
Lucifer gets a bad press... what evil is he responsible for?
... artist David Best at Corrody Hill just outside Derry and ceremonially burned on March 21, consuming in fire mementos and messages relating ... «Belfast Telegraph, Apr 15»
Woman's face spotted in 'Temple' flames
Thousands of onlookers attempted to capture the magnificent site of the burning structure in Kelly's field on the Corrody Road but when Derry ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
Thousands attend burning of Temple
Located at Corrody Road Country Park, locally known as 'Kelly's Field', in the Top of the Hill area of the city, the magnificent 70ft hand-crafted ... «U.TV, Mar 15»
If you haven't seen it yet - today's your last chance to look at the …
Artist David Best at 'Temple' on Kelly's Field on the Corrody Road. ... to see David Best's Temple on Corrody Road before it's set alight on ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
'Temple' gets 'Minecraft' makeover
Artist David Best at 'Temple' on Kelly's Field on the Corrody Road. Photo Lorcan Doherty Press Eye. David Best's 'Temple' has been re-created ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
Burning Man artist's latest Temple is unveiled in Londonderry …
The temple, located in Corrody Road Country Park, was organised by Artichoke, a charity which works with artists to create large-scale events, ... «Daily Mail, Mar 15»
Ilka Tampke and Robyn Cadwallader on sects and the single girl
Corrody (whose first written occurrence, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, was in 1292) means a lifetime allowance of food and ... «The Australian, Mar 15»
'Temple' opens on Saturday ahead of burning next weekend
Temple by David Best, produced by Artichoke, is open daily from midday-8pm from Saturday 14th-Friday 20th March at the Corrody Road ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
Community 'at heart of plans'
The outline plans would see 40 acres off the Corrody Road area transformed as part of the huge development, and the new facility may also ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
Visitor details announced as Temple site revealed
This extraordinary edifice will be built in Corrody Road Country Park ('Kelly's Field'), Bards Hill, Top of the Hill on the Waterside. It will be visible ... «Derry Journal, Mar 15»
