The antiquities of Gainford, in the county of Durham |
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... annually , three marks of silver — one half at the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul , the other at the feast of St. Martin , and to satisfy the episcopal demands . Not long after , and before 1161 , the convent further favoured the ...
... annually , three marks of silver — one half at the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul , the other at the feast of St. Martin , and to satisfy the episcopal demands . Not long after , and before 1161 , the convent further favoured the ...
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... annually , by equal portions , at the Feast of St. Martin and at Pentecost , one hundred shillings — whereof , sixty shillings were demanded for two garbs of the whole parish of Gainford , as well as of Barnardcastle and Middleton , and ...
... annually , by equal portions , at the Feast of St. Martin and at Pentecost , one hundred shillings — whereof , sixty shillings were demanded for two garbs of the whole parish of Gainford , as well as of Barnardcastle and Middleton , and ...
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... annually for his sustentation , and the payment of the episcopal dues and other burthens . A memorial , drawn up by the Official of the bishop of Durham on the ordination of the vicarage in 1261 , states that the Pope , on his ...
... annually for his sustentation , and the payment of the episcopal dues and other burthens . A memorial , drawn up by the Official of the bishop of Durham on the ordination of the vicarage in 1261 , states that the Pope , on his ...
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... annually £ 39 . 13s . 4d .; together with the site of the vicarage , and a garden and close of the value of 6s . 8d . - in all £ 40 . From this he had to pay for the denarii de caritate , or Pentecost dues , to the bishop , and to the ...
... annually £ 39 . 13s . 4d .; together with the site of the vicarage , and a garden and close of the value of 6s . 8d . - in all £ 40 . From this he had to pay for the denarii de caritate , or Pentecost dues , to the bishop , and to the ...
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... annually produced £ 60 . , to some part of the wide district assigned to it — what a difference and an incalculable benefit would this arrangement , alone , have effected in the parish , without that adventitious aid , which in the ...
... annually produced £ 60 . , to some part of the wide district assigned to it — what a difference and an incalculable benefit would this arrangement , alone , have effected in the parish , without that adventitious aid , which in the ...
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Page 147 - Duncan is in his grave; After life's fitful fever he sleeps well; Treason has done his worst: nor steel, nor poison, Malice domestic, foreign levy, nothing Can touch him further.
Page 111 - twixt reading and Bohea, To muse, and spill her solitary Tea, Or o'er cold coffee trifle with the spoon, Count the slow clock, and dine exact at noon...
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Page 95 - Court, then this obligation to be void and of none effect, or else to remain in full force and virtue. Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of KL, Registrar [or OP, a Clerk in the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate].
Page 99 - while he lived in the Temple, he amused himself in illustrating Bishop Gibson's edition of Camden's Britannia, with all the topographical engravings of every kind that had fallen into his hands ; and though the selection was not formed with the taste the subject is capable of, nor included many prints which would have been worthy of it, it sold for a considerable sum.
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Page 52 - ... condition, as the time was then ; this being their end and aim, to save a groate from the poor Clarke, so they would rather have them unredgestered — but now it is their design to have them redgestered.
Page 101 - Allan appropriately concludes with a comfortable assurance that will apply to many others who have inclined to his pursuits, that " he was charitable, hospitable, cheerful, and as good a man as I could have wished to have been acquainted with when young, or as I can desire to form an intimacy with, as my age advances.
Page 100 - About 16 years before his death, he had a paralytic stroke, which deprived him of the use of his legs, and he was confined to his bed ever after. During that period, he was, nevertheless, cheerful, and conversed with pleasure on the topography and antiquities of the country.
Page 78 - ... et in solidum, ita quod non sit melior conditio occupantis, sed quod unus eorum inceperit quilibet eorum id prosequi valeat, mediare pariter et finire.