 | George Oliver - 1861 - 546 lehte
...Salvatoris coram summa Cruce." Bishop Oldam, as we learn from his deed, dated 21st February, 1515, granted an indulgence of forty days to all true penitents who should assist at this ceremony, and devoutly repeat a Pater Noster and Ave Maria. And here we may notice an... | |
 | 1869 - 722 lehte
...Beckynton, it appears that on 20th November 1463 (3 Edward IV) the Bishop granted forty days' indulgence to all true penitents, who should go to the tomb of that worthy man, \Yilliam Carent, Esq., erected in the prebendal church of Henstridge, (qui ad tumbam probi viri W illielmi... | |
 | Joseph Polsue - 1870 - 466 lehte
...S. Mary Magdalen. — " in burgo ville Laneston." June 16, 1440, 19 Henry VI. Lacy, bishop of Exeter granted an indulgence of forty days to all true penitents who should contribute assistance towards the support of the minstrels Beate Marie Magdalene Launceston. On August... | |
 | Somersetshire Archaeological and Natural History Society - 1871 - 182 lehte
...Beckynton, it appears that on 20th November 1463 (3 Edward IV) the Bishop granted forty days' indulgence to all true penitents, who should go to the tomb of...Esq., erected in the prebendal church of Henstridge, (qui ad tumbam probi viri Willielmi Carent, armigeri, in ecclesia prebendali de Ilengstrigge, erectam... | |
 | William Crossing - 1911 - 174 lehte
...approaches to the place were very necessary, we are not surprised at f1nding it stated that Bishop Lacey granted an indulgence of forty days to all true penitents who should contribute to the repairs of Hatherleigh Bridge. Within the parish, and not far from the town, is Hatherleigh... | |
 | 1911 - 174 lehte
...approaches to the place were very necessary, we are not surprised at finding it stated that Bishop Lacey granted an indulgence of forty days to all true penitents who should contribute to the repairs of Hatherleigh Bridge. Within the parish, and not far from the town, is Hatherleigh... | |
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On August 1, 1521, John Baker, prior of Launceston, and the convent, conveyed the fee of Le Polholme gardyn lying between the chapel of S. Mary Magdalen on the west part, and the town wall and the road lending... 