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Hace 1 día · Timothy Dudley-Smith: Hymn Writer. Personal Details. Born 26 December 1926 in Manchester, England. Ordained deacon 1950, priest 1951. Archdeacon of Norwich, 1973-81. Bishop of Thetford, 1981-91. Since 1992 in retirement at 9 Ashlands, Ford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP4 6DY, England.
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Hace 4 días · Where the river and the canal approach within 200 yards, the Trent Valley section of the L.M.S. Railway passes between them; and here is the village of Amington, with the parish church of St. Editha, erected in 1864 from the designs of G. E. Street. It is a small stonebuilt edifice in the late-13th-century style and consists of a chancel with a ...
Hace 5 días · By his last will the said Edward directed all such persons as stood enfeoffed of the said manors and lands to his use, to make an estate thereof in fee to (the wording of the document is obscure, but such appears to be its effect) Alice, Duchess of Suffolk, the said Edmund Dudley, clk., John Crosley (sic, but read ‘Gresley’), knt., Henry Sotell, or Sothehill, John Blount, or Blunt, and ...
Hace 3 días · Grant, in execution of certain indentures, dated 1 July, 2 Hen. VIII., and enrolled in Chancery, between the King and the said Thomas and Anne his wife, one of the daughters of King Edward IV., of the manors of Claxton and Heluhton alias Helington, Norf., forfeited by Edmund De la Pole, and the manor of Fyndon, Suss., forfeited by Edmund Dudley.
Hace 5 días · VII, between Richard bp. of Winchester, Sir Thomas Lovell, Edmund Dudley, and Henry Wyatt, for the King, on the one part, and the said Lodowico on the other, relative to the importation of 7,000 quintals of alum; also release from the customs authorized by Act of Parliament, 7 Hen. VII. on the importation of Malvesey.
Hace 3 días · Herald of Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March, who granted him 10 mks a year 1 November 1377; 1381 entered royal service, but still called March; king of heralds by Michaelmas 1384; soon afterwards in charge of northern province; 11 January 1386 styled 'John March, Noreys King of arms'; Froissart calls him in 1394 'roy d'armes d'Angleterre', that is, doyen of the heralds in England, but in 1395 ...
