incumbent' too frequently loses its name. I could give you instances of rectors who have not, like a certain bishop, set foot on their rectories for six years together, and of another living, near me, on which there has been neither resident rector nor... Antiquities of Sunderland and Its Vicinity - Page 531904Affichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
| William Whiston - 1753 - 470 pages
...rectors, who have not, like a certain bifhop, fet foot on their rectories for fix years together j and of another living, near me, on •which there has been neither refident rector, nor refident curate, for above twelve years together. Hinc ilia lacrym<e ! I had feveral... | |
| Charles John Abbey - 1878 - 606 pages
...non-resident clergy ? Mutual connivance is necessary. The word " incumbent" too frequently loses its name. I could give you instances of rectors who have not,...rector nor resident curate for above twelve years.' 4 The collateral evils which would necessarily result from 1 Toland on the Constitution of the Christian... | |
| William Connor Sydney - 1891 - 428 pages
...non-resident clergy ? Mutual connivance is necessary. The word ' incumbent' too frequently loses its name. I could give you instances of rectors who have not,...rector nor resident curate for above twelve years." In one diocese in the closing years of last century, containing upwards of two hundred benefices, more... | |
| William Connor Sydney - 1891 - 428 pages
...non-resident clergy ? Mutual connivance is necessary. The word ' incumbent ' too frequently loses its name. I could give you instances of rectors who have not,...resident rector nor resident curate for above twelve years.2 In one diocese in the closing years of last century, containing upwards of two hundred benefices,... | |
| William Connor Sydney - 1891 - 428 pages
...non-resident clergy? Mutual ]/ connivance is necessary. The word ' incumbent' too frequently loses its name. I could give you instances of rectors who have not,...rectories for six years together, and of another living, n6ar me, on which there has been neither resident rector nor resident curate for above twelve years.*... | |
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