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The Convocation of 1812-18

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 January 2024

Edited by
Gerald Bray
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Summary

Royal summons for Wednesday 25 November 1812 dated 30 September.

Archbishop's commission to George Markham, Edward Rice, Henry Forster Mills, Robert Croft, John Eyre, Robert Markham, George Desmeth Kelly, Henry Kitchingman, John Ellis, dated 23 November 1812.

Wednesday 25 November 1812

[Bishops:]

The lord archbishop of York [Edward Venables Vernon].

Shute [Barrington], lord bishop of Durham. Robert Price, LL. D., his proctor appeared etc.

George Henry [Law], lord bishop of Chester.

Samuel [Goodenough], lord bishop of Carlisle.

Claudius [Crigan], lord bishop of Sodor and Man. George Brown clerk, M. A., his proctor appeared.

[The deans of:]

York: George Markham, D. D.

Durham: James [Cornwallis], lord bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. Robert Price LL. D.,etc. (as above).

Chester: Hugh Cholmondeley, B. D. Frederick Dodsworth his proctor.

Carlisle: Isaac Milner, D. D.

[The archdeacons of:]

York: Robert Markham clerk, M. A., personaliter.

Nottingham: John Eyre, M. A. William Richardson clerk, his proctor appeared.

East Riding: Robert Darley Waddilove clerk, M. A.

Cleveland: Charles Baillie clerk, M. A.

Durham: Richard Prosser, D. D. Robert Price, LL. D. (as above).

Northumberland: Reynold Gideon Bouyer LL. B. (Robert Price as above).

Chester: Unwin Clarke clerk, M. A., Frederick Dodsworth his proctor.

Richmond: John Owen clerk, M. A. Frederick Dodsworth his proctor.

Carlisle: Charles Anson clerk, M. A.

Sodor and Man: Daniel Mylrea clerk. George Brown, his proctor, appeared.

[The chapters of]

York: Robert Croft clerk MA; George Desmeth Kelly clerk, M. A.

Durham: Robert Price, LL. D., their proctor appeared etc.

Chester: Frederick Dodsworth clerk, D. D., their proctor.

Carlisle: Robert Philip Goodenough clerk, M. A.

Southwell: Richard Sutton clerk their proctor.

Ripon: Peter Haddon clerk, M. A., their proctor.

[The clergy of the archdeaconries of:]

York: Peter Haddon clerk, Henry Stephen Milner, D. D.

Nottingham: James Richardson and George Brown clerks their proctors.

East Riding: Francis Lundy, William Harry Edward Bentinck.

Cleveland: William Henry Dawney, John Cleaver, D. D.

Durham: George Barrington, Robert Gray, D. D. Robert Price their substitute etc.

Northumberland: John Smith clerk, M. A., Frederick Ekins clerk, M. A., their proctors. Robert Price, etc.

Chester: Frederick Dodsworth, clerk, D. D.

Richmond: Frederick Dodsworth, D. D.

Carlisle: William Lowther, D. D., Browne Grisdale, D. D.

Sodor and Man: George Brown, their proctor, appeared.

Clergy of the jurisdiction of the dean and chapter of York: Edward Rice clerk, B. A., Henry Forster Mills clerk, M. A.

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Records of Convocation XV: York, 1625-1861 , pp. 329 - 332
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
First published in: 2024

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