10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECTORIES»
Discover the use of
rectories in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rectories and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The
rectories of Upper Canada: being a return to an address ...
THE RECTORIES OF CANADA. Retur-n to an Address of ike Honourable the
House\ of Commons, dated 11th MarcJi, 1839 ; for Copies or Extracts of ike
Correspondent* between the lieutenant- Governor of Upper Canada and the
Secretary of ...
Great Britain. Colonial Office, 1852
rectories, but was supposed to be a distinct portion of the corps of the dignity; in
fact, it would seem that the Council was not aware that the lands out of which the
further income issued, were the glebe lands of the rectories. But, suppose this to
...
3
Irish Law Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the ...
rectories, but was supposed to be a distinct portion of the corps of the dignity; in
fact, it would seem that the Council was not aware that the lands out of which the
further income issued, were the glebe lands of the rectories. But, suppose this to
...
4
The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Patronage of the new Rectories, &c. Parish Clerks, St-xtons and Oflicers. Parish
of St. Jllatthew illanchesfer; and that such Annexation shall take eti'ect as follows ;
that is to say, after the First Avoidance of a Canonry after the 'passing of this Act ...
Great Britain, Sir George Kettilby Rickards, 1850
5
Statutes at Large ...: (43 v.) ... From Magna charta to 1800
... and there is now but One Incumbent of the said united Rectories : And
Whereas the said recited Act hath failed in providing a proper Maintenance for
the Parsons, Vicars and Curates in the said Parishes, inasmuch as the respective
Incomes ...
6
The ecclesiastical statutes at large, extracted from the ...
... tithes or the parts thereof of the said several and respective parishes or
rectories so as aforesaid appropriated to such deanery, archdeaconry, dignity,
prebend or canonry, should be disappropriated, disunited and divested out of
such dean, ...
7
The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
And be it enacted, That the Perpetual Advowsons of the Vicarage of Dunton cum
Duchton and of the consolidated Perpetual Curacies of Long/tam and Wendling
shall from and after the Consolidation of the said Rectories of Warham Saint ...
8
The Clergy Reserves: Their History and Present Position, ...
Their History and Present Position, Showing the Systematic Attempts that Have
Been Made to Establish in Connection with the State, a Dominant Church in
Canada, With a Full Account of the Rectories. Also an Appendix Containing Dr.
Charles Lindsey, John Rolph, 1851
9
The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ...
Presentation to the said Rectories regulated in case of Lapse either to the Bishop
of Durham, the Metropolitan or the Crown. Description of Person to bo licensed to
the Chnpclry of Humshaugh, in case of Lapse of Nomination thereto. Proviso.
Great Britain, Sir George Kettilby Rickards, 1820
10
The statutes relating to the ecclesiastical and eleemosynary ...
... sinecure rectories, or vicarages shall have belonged wnen separate, which
order or orders the registrar or registrars of such diocese or respective dioceses,
immediately on the receipt thereof, are hereby required to register accordingly ;
and ...
Great Britain, Archibald John Stephens, 1845
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECTORIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
rectories is used in the context of the following news items.
Four on the market: Old rectories
Reverend John Payne designed this Georgian rectory in the mid-18th century. An amateur architect, he wrote a book called 'Twelve Designs of Small Houses', ... «Irish Independent, Jul 15»
The Old Rectory in Douglas is classical yet contemporary
Built in the 1880s to the same sort of Church of Ireland Temporalities Board plan as seen in other C of I rectories, this fine, solid accommodating building last ... «Irish Examiner, May 15»
Guernsey parish church fees opt out plan rejected
The move was discussed as the ownership of the Anglican rectories, except for those in St Peter Port and the Vale, was changed to parish officials. The churches ... «BBC News, Feb 15»
Take Four: Former rectories with potential
Built around 1828, this former rectory, "Glebe House", originally the property of the king and managed by Lord John Conyngham, is located between Glenties ... «Irish Independent, Feb 15»
The lavish homes of American archbishops
"They should convert the mansions to museums and move into rectories." In addition to regal residences, many archbishops acquire other perks: live-in ... «CNN, Aug 14»
Of rectories, the Catholic Church and the 'bling' watch
A new wing being added to a vacation home for John Myers, archbishop of the Newark Archdiocese, in Pittstown, N.J., Feb. 19, 2014. Critics have questioned ... «Dallas Morning News, Feb 14»
Chilly but charming temples of eccentricity
In this sense, eight Poets Laureate, including Dryden, Day-Lewis and Tennyson, were brought up in rectories. So were Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters. «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 13»
Perfect old rectories for sale
Elsewhere in this issue of Country Life, my esteemed colleague Jeremy Musson describes the classic English old rectory as 'an ideal of country life because it ... «Country Life, Mar 13»
Guernsey parish church funding report approved
A report into how Guernsey's 10 parish churches and rectories should be funded has been approved by the States. Among its recommendations was the transfer ... «BBC News, Feb 12»
Homes of the Week: Old Rectory
... that possess arguably the best address you could have: The Old Rectory. ... tour of our very own prestigious addresses - the old rectories of Shropshire. «shropshirestar.com, Sep 10»
