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men of their families , provided with horses and arms , to assist him ( if necessity
required ) in asserting the rights of the church of Saint David , as the Bishop of
Saint Asaph was reported to be attended by a strong body of men from Powys ;
he ...
men of their families , provided with horses and arms , to assist him ( if necessity
required ) in asserting the rights of the church of Saint David , as the Bishop of
Saint Asaph was reported to be attended by a strong body of men from Powys ;
he ...
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In the voluminous collections relating to antiquities bequeathed by Mr. Cole , (
who was himself of Eton and King's College , ) to the British Museum , is a note ,
in which it is asserted , that the ceremony of the bairn , or boy.bishop , was to be ...
In the voluminous collections relating to antiquities bequeathed by Mr. Cole , (
who was himself of Eton and King's College , ) to the British Museum , is a note ,
in which it is asserted , that the ceremony of the bairn , or boy.bishop , was to be ...
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Joseph Stock , D. D. Bishop of Killalla , and M.R.I.A. * 4to . PP , 246. il . 15.
Boards . " Wilkie and Co. IT is remarked by Bishop Newton , in the memoir of
himself prefixed to the quarto edition of his Works , that he experienced the most
effectual ...
Joseph Stock , D. D. Bishop of Killalla , and M.R.I.A. * 4to . PP , 246. il . 15.
Boards . " Wilkie and Co. IT is remarked by Bishop Newton , in the memoir of
himself prefixed to the quarto edition of his Works , that he experienced the most
effectual ...
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