10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CURATESHIP»
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Reports of Cases in the Law of Real Property & Conveyancing: ...
It was a grant of the curateship, of the priest's house, and the lands belonging to
the curateship, and the tithes due and accustomed to the curacy. This was a grant
by James Leveson, almost immediately after he came into possession of the ...
Her Ladyship took great interest in his appointing a certain cleric, her prote ́ge ́, to
a curateship. Barroeta, who had little idea of the purity and morality of the
candidate, turned the marquise down. She took it into her head to go to Spain,
spent ...
Ricardo Palma, Department of Hispanic Studies Brown University Christopher Conway Assistant Professor of Latin American Literature, 2004
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The Minor Theological Works: Now First Collected, with a ...
LETTER V. To III/r. He/ufz/ Atkinson, az't his house att Rapport-Parke Y 02%s/z2'
re P. 1673. SIR, Finding it under my predecessor's hand that hee had discharged
Mr. Brockhall of the curateship of Patrick-Brompton, Sept. 4, 1672, and receiving
...
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The Boxmaker's Revenge: 'orthodoxy', 'heterodoxy', and the ...
Popular elections to parish offices, up to and including the curateship itself, a
pseudo-lay eldership to help a minister of impeccably presbyterian views
regulate access to the sacrament, all betokened a certain style of politics and
religion.
Finding it under my Predecessors hand that hee had discharged Mr. Brockhall of
ye Curateship of Patrick-Brompton, Sept. 4, 1 672, and receiving a good
Testimoniall of ye unblameable conversation of Mr. John Place, and upon
examination ...
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Calendar of State Papers, Preserved in the State Paper ...
The bearer, Mr. Toldervey, M.A. of Oxford, was put into the curateship of Orleton
by the chancellor, before the bishop's coming thither. Lady Croftes, impropriator
there, first brought him to that place, with promise that when Orleton fell she
would ...
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The Ejected of 1662 in Cumberland & Westmorland: Their ...
Whether the Clerk has made a mistake in the date or Hudson actually terminated
his Curateship in 1635 does not appear; it will, however, he noticed that Richard
Hudson ceased to be called " Minister of this Church " after 1635; and the word ...
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The Social World of Early Modern Westminster: Abbey, Court ...
Later appointments to St Margaret's curateship are Isaac Bargrave (1622),
Vincent Peirce (1626) (pace Hennessey, see WAM Chapter Act Bkll, f. 4ov) and
Gilbert Wimberley (1630). 72 This stipend (of £l 3 6s 8d) was paid by the person
leasing ...
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A Practical Arrangement of Ecclesiastical Law
Shortly to be admitted to benefice or curateship. In cafes of letters di- missory.
Letters testimonial. of some minister's place, vacant either in the cathedral church
of that diocese, or in some collegiate church therein also situate, where he may ...
Francis James Newman Rogers, 1840
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Journals of the House of Commons
Saint An Order for sequestring of the Rents and Profits of the Margaret's,
Curateship of the Parish Church of Saint Margaret's, Westminster, Westminster,
whereof Dr. Wimberly k now Curate,, to icarage. ^ ^ Samuel Gibson, Batchelor in
Divinity, ...
Great Britain House of Commons, 1803
