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The Convocation of 1708-10

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 January 2024

Edited by
Gerald Bray
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Thursday 8 July 1708

[Episcopi]

Dominus archiepiscopus Eboracensis [Iohannes Sharp] personaliter.

Dunelmensis: Theophilus Pickering sacrae theologiae professor personaliter, Iohannes Bowes sacrae theologiae professor eius procuratores.

[Decani]

Eboracensis: Henricus Finch personaliter.

Dunelmensis: Iohannes Montagu sacrae theologiae professor.

Cestrensis: Laurentius Fogg sacrae theologiae professor.

Carliolensis: Franciscus Atterbury sacrae theologiae professor.

[Archidiaconi]

Eboracensis: Knightley Chetwood sacrae theologiae professor.

Nottinghamiae: Gulielmus Pearson artium magister personaliter.

East Riding: Heneage Dering legum doctor personaliter.

Cleveland: Iacobus Fall sacrae theologiae professor personaliter.

Dunelmensis: Robertus Booth artium magister.

Northumbriae: Iohannes Morton sacrae theologiae professor.

Cestrensis: Iohannes Thane sacrae theologiae professor, Honorandus Henricus

Finch decanus Eboracensis procuraor personaliter.

Richmondiae: Gulielmus Stratford.

Carliolensis: Georgius Fleming artium magister.

[Capitula]

Eboracense: Honorandus vir Edward Finch artium magister personaliter, Gulielmus Stainforth sacrae theologiae baccalaureus eorum procuratores.

Dunelmense: Theophilus Pickering eorum procurator personaliter.

Cestrense: Richard Wroe sacrae theologiae professor procurator.

Carliolense: Thomas Tully artium magister.

Southwelliae: Thomas Laybourne artium magister eorum procurator.

Riponense: Franciscus Pemberton artium magister eorum procurator.

[Clerus archidiaconatuuni]

Eboracensis: Gilbertus Atkinson artium magister, Iacobus Talbot sacrae theologiae professor procuratores.

Nottinghamiae: Gulielmus Porter artium magister, Timotheus Caryl eorum procuratores.

East Riding: Gulielmus Lambert artium magister, Robertus Banks artium magister eorum procuratores.

Cleveland: Iohannes Wakefield artium magister, Zacharias Suger artium magister.

Dunelmiae: Iohannes Finney sacrae theologiae professor, Iohannes Bowes sacrae theologiae professor procuratores.

Northumbriae: Gulielmus Mitford artium magister, Vincent Edwards artium magister.

Cestrensis: Edwardus Finch artium magister eorum procurator personaliter.

Richmondiae: Tobias West artium magister, eorum procurator.

Carliolensis: Henricus Fleming artium magister, Thomas Gibbon artium magister, procuratores.

[Clerus peculiarium iurisdictionum]

decani et capituli de Eboraco: Samuel Terrick artium magister personaliter, Georgius Halley sacrae theologiae professor.

Southwellensis: Georgius Mompesson artium magister

Custos iurisdictionis peculiaris de Howdenshire: Gulielmus Savile legum baccalaureus.

Custos iurisdictionis peculiaris de Allertonshire: Iohannes Brookbank legum doctor, Dr Georgius Wheeler legum baccalaureus

Clerus iurisdictionis de Howden et Howdenshire: Iohannes Blower artium magister personaliter, Iohannes Richardson artium magister, eorum procuratores.

Clerus iurisdictionis de Allerton et Allertonshire: Carolus Neile artium magister, Thomas Forster artium magister.

Prorogued by Archbishop John Sharp to Thursday 21 October 1708.

Meanwhile prorogued by a royal writ of 5 July to Monday 23 September 1708.

Meanwhile prorogued by royal writ of 24 August to Monday 25 October 1708.

Meanwhile prorogued by a royal writ of 16 October to Friday 19 November 1708.

Prorogued by Mr Stainforth and Mr Terrick to Friday 21 January 1709.

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Records of Convocation XV: York, 1625-1861 , pp. 209 - 212
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
First published in: 2024

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