 | Thomas M'Cleland, Great Britain. Court of Exchequer, Edward Younge - 1825 - 770 sivua
...canonically instituted and inducted in the same, and convenably endowed by toe discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there, &c." (a) Style's Rep. I5G. («) 2 Bro.CC 160. 4 Gwyl. 1316. recent cases in law in which it has been... | |
 | Sir Henry Gwillim - 1825 - 540 sivua
...canonically institute and induct in the same, and convenably endowed by the discretion of the ordinary to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there, except the church of Haddenham aforesaid; and that no religious person be in anywise made vicar of... | |
 | Great Britain. Court of Exchequer, Thomas M'Cleland - 1825 - 776 sivua
...raiionically instituted and inducted in the same, and conrenably endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there, &c." («) Style's Rep. 15ti. (<•) 2 Hro.Cr llifl. 4 Gwyl. 1316. \t) 3GwyJ. 1228, 1229. ~. (rf) 2... | |
 | Francis King Eagle, Edward Younge - 1826 - 534 sivua
...inducted in not a religious. tj,e the same, and sufficiently endowed by the discretion of the Ordinary to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there, (except the church of Hadenham aforesaid) ; and that no religious whatever be made vicar in any church... | |
 | William Eagle - 1830 - 572 sivua
...instituted and inducted, and shall be a secular, sufficiently endowed by the direction of the ordinary to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there; and that no religious (monk) whatever should, by any means, be made vicar. Vicarages erected before... | |
 | 1835 - 566 sivua
...canonically instituted and inducted, and covenably (fitly) endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there ; and that no religious, ip regular priest, should in anywise be made vicar in any church appropriated.'... | |
 | 1835 - 550 sivua
...canonically instituted and inducted, and covenably (fitly) endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there ; and that no religious, t. . •. regular priest, should in anywise be made vicar in any church appropriated.'... | |
 | Walter Henry Burton - 1839 - 322 sivua
...canonically instituted and inducted in the same, and conveniently endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there." This is the origin of all the vicarages existing at this day; in which the title of the vicar to tithes... | |
 | John Ramsay McCulloch, John Ramsay M'Culloch - 1839 - 760 sivua
...vicar-perpetual, canonically instituted and inducted, and properly endowed, by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there ; and no religious were in any wise to be made vicar in any church appropriated." The usual method... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1842 - 898 sivua
...perpetual, canonically instituted and inducted, and covenably endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there : and no religious shall in any wise be made vicar in any church appropriated. From henceforth,.']... | |
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... endowed by the discretion of the ordinary, to do divine service, and to inform the people, and to keep hospitality there ; and that no religious, ie regular priest, should in anywise be made vicar in any church appropriated. 
