Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Hereford

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Author：A. Hugh Fisher
Update：08-15-2023
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Chapter of Hereford elected to the bishopric Thomas de Cantilupe, one of the greatest men who has ever held that office, a man whose life was in almost every way a remarkable contrast to that of his predecessor, Bishop Aquablanca. It is said that the Bishop of Worcester, his great-uncle, asked him as a child as to his choice of a profession, and that he answered he would like to be a soldier. "Then, sweetheart,"
Chapter to build four appropriate pinnacles at the angles.
Chapter 3
Chapter in accordance with their agreement was only 1500. The same firm, the Skidmore Art Company, who made it, also supplied the large corona and gasfittings.
Chapter of Hereford consented to the proposal that the remains and marble slab should be removed to the precincts of their cathedral.
Chapter of Hereford, the church of Lugwardyne, with the chapels of Llangarren, St. Waynards and Henthland, with all the small chapels belonging to them, which donation was confirmed by the king by the procurement and diligence of Thomas de Chandos, Archdeacon of Hereford; and the Bishop of Hereford further confirmed it to the Dean and Chapter by deed, dated Lugwas, 22nd July, 1331 (ex Regist. MS. Thomae Chorleton, Epi.): And afterwards the Bishop, Dean and Chapter appropriated the revenues of it to the service peculiar to the Virgin Mary, "because in other churches in England the Mother of G.o.d had better and more serious service, but in the Church of Hereford the Ladye"s sustenance for her prieste was so thinne and small, that out of their respect they add this, by their deeds, dated in the Chapter at Hereford, April 10th, 1333." (Harl. MS. 6726, fol. 109.)
Chapter 7
Chapter of Hereford purchased this book of Mr William Hawes at the price of twelve guineas. It was bought by him some years since at a book-stall in Drury Lane, London, and attracted his notice from the quant.i.ty of music which appeared interspersed in it."
Chapter 9
Chapter of Hereford to fill the episcopal chair on De Breton"s death he was only persuaded to accept it with difficulty.
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