The Ancient Parish Church of Manchester, and why it was Collegiated

Samuel Hibbert

T.Agnew, 1848 - 206 halaman

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Manchester and its vicinity during the time of Roger de Poictou	7

The whole or part of the Barony of Manchester gifted to Albert Greslet	13

The Civil and Ecclesiastical state of Lancashire and other counties at the close of the reign of Edward	15

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Civil state of the Lordship of Manchester at the close of the Baronial sway of the Greslets	17

Albert Senex Lord of Manchester gives to the Church of Manchester four bovates of Land	18

The Fair of Saint Matthew acquires the name of Acas Fair	19

CHAPTER IV	111

Thomas la Warre resigns the Living of Ashton to Jo de Marchford A D 1373	112

The Duke of Lancaster aids the attacks of Wycliffe against the Papal supremacy	113

Wycliffe popularizes the principles of Reform	114

The effect of Wycliffes mission on the Social and Political state of England	115

The disturbances of Lancashire at this period	116

Thomas la Warre is admitted to the Prebend of Grindale York	118

The death of Wycliffe	119

Richard the First ascends the throne	24

The reverence with which the Cluniac monks of Kersall were held	28

CHAPTER VI	38

22	42

Certain Feudal events which occurred after Thomas Greslet came of	56

The Bondage Lands of Gorton Ardwick and Crumpsall	62

25	68

CHAPTER I	86

128892	92

Survey of the Barony and Manor of Manchester A D 1322	93

The Military exploits of John la Warre Baron of Manchester	99

Events during the sway of Roger la Warre the tenth Baron of Manchester	101

The Statute of Provisors	102

Against Suing in a Foreign realm	103

Thomas de Rodeford Rector of Ashton	105

The Pestilence of 1352	106

The privileges of Manchester as a free borough are disputed	107

The names of two Chaplains of Manchester	109

Thomas de Wyke Rector of Manchester with various Chaplains are recorded in Thomas del Booths Will of 1368	110

The additional Church preferments given to Thomas la Warre	121

Demise of John la Warre A D 1398	122

Names of two Chaplains in Manchester about the year 1405	123

Thomas Lord la Warre made Prebendary of Southwell	124

The Trustees nominated by Thomas la Warre when providing for the succession of the family of West	125

A Deed relative to the Infeudation of AsshetonunderLine by which a trust settlement of Thomas la Warre is implied	126

The Cell of Kersall is released from its obedience to the Abbot of Clugni	127

Thomas Lord la Warre obtains the cooperation of the Bishop of Durham and the Bishop of Lichfield	133

The representation that the nonresident Rectors applied the fruits and offerings of the Church to their	139

CHAPTER IX	149

The second portion of the Charter of Foundation The Procurators appointed by the Prior and Chapter	157

The fifth portion of the Charter of Foundation Declaration of the Public Notary to the Correctness	166

The Proceedings which followed the grant of a Charter of Foundation to the College and Collegiate Church	168

The Deed by which Thomas la Warres feoffees the Bishop of Durham and others confirm to John	174

REMARKS ON THE HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT PARISH CHURCH	181

Survey of the Ecclesiastical Benefices comprised within the Deanery of Manchester and Blackburn	188

3 The Rectors of Ashton	193

more properly speaking an INTRODUCTION TO THE ANNALS OF THE COLLEGE AND COllegiate	199

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abbey advowson aforesaid ancient archdeacon Ashton baron of Manchester benefices bishop of Durham bishop of Lichfield Blundeville burgage burgesses chaplains charter chauntry church of Manchester clergy clerks Cluniac court Coventry cure of souls dean rural deanery dene diocese domini Earl of Chester ecclesiastical ecclesie England estates fair feudal free borough granted heir held Henry the Third Heton holy Honour of Lancaster Irwell Johannes John la Warre jurisdiction Kersall king king's knight's fee knights Lancashire lands Lenton Lichfield Lollards Lord la Warre lord's Mamcestre manor of Manchester monks papal parish church patrons pledge pope possessed present priests privileges quod Ranulf Ranulph rector rector of Manchester reign Richard Robert Greslet Roger la Warre rural dean Saint Matthew Saxon sheriff shewn shillings spiritual tenants thegns Thomas Greslet Thomas la Warre tion villein wapentake wapentake of Salford warden Whittaker William Peverel Wycliffe yeomen

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Judul	The Ancient Parish Church of Manchester, and why it was Collegiated
Pengarang	Samuel Hibbert
Penerbit	T.Agnew, 1848
Asli dari	Universitas Harvard
Didigitalkan	25 Feb 2008
Tebal	206 halaman

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