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The Convocation of 1710-13

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 January 2024

Edited by
Gerald Bray
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Saturday 25 November 1710

[Episcopus]

Dunelmensis: Theophilus Pickering sacrae theologiae professor et Thomas Eden legum baccalaureus, eius procuratores.

[Decani]

Eboracensis: Henricus Finch artium magister.

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.

Cleveland: Iacobus Fall sacrae theologiae professor personaliter.

Dunelmensis: Robertus Booth artium magister.

Northumbriae: Iohannes Morton sacrae theologiae professor.

Cestrensis: Iohannes Thane sacrae theologiae professor.

Richmondiae: Gulielmus Stratford sacrae theologiae professor.

Carliolensis: Georgius Fleming artium magister.

[Sodorensis: Samuel Wattleworth, per procuratorem Henricum Finch, decanum

Eboracensem.]261

[Capitula]

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

Dunelmense: Theophilus Pickering sacrae theologiae professor, eorum procurator.

Cestrense: Richardus Wroe sacrae theologiae professor procurator.

Carliolense: Thomas Tully

Southwelliae: Georgius Mompesson artium magister eorum procurator.

Riponense: Franciscus Pemberton artium magister eorum procurator.

[Clerus archidiaconatuum\

Eboracensis: Thomas Scott artium magister personaliter, Richardus Lowth artium magister personaliter, eorum procuratores.

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

East Riding: Gulielmus Lambert artium magister, Iohannes Whitgift artium magister eorum procuratores.

Cleveland: William Frankland artium magister, Iohannes Wakefleld artium magister.

Dunelmiae: Iohannes Finney sacrae theologiae professor, Thomas Eden legum baccalaureus, procuratores.

Northumbriae: Robertus Tomlinson artium magister, Carolus Stoddart artium magister.

Cestrensis: Honorandus Edwardus Finch artium magister, procurator.

Richmondiae: Tobias West artium magister, eorum procurator.

Carliolensis: Thomas Benson artium magister, Thomas Gibbon artium magister, procuratores.

[Sodorensis: Edwardus Finch, procurator.]267

[Clerus peculiarium iurisdictionum]

decani et capituli de Eboraco: Samuel Terrick artium magister, Iohannes Bradley artium magister personaliter.

Southwellensis: Thomas Laybourne artium magister personaliter

Custos iurisdictionis peculiaris de Howdenshire: Gulielmus Savile legum baccalaureus.

Custos iurisdictionis peculiaris de Allertonshire: Dr Georgius Wheeler sacrae theologiae professor.

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

Clerus iurisdictionis de Allerton et Allertonshire: Edwardus Trotter artium magister, Carolus Neile artium magister.

Prorogued by Mr Stainforth and Mr Terrick toTuesday 9 January 1711.

Then by Mr Stainforth and Mr Terrick to Thursday 8 February 1711.

Then by Mr Terrick to Thursday 5 April 1711.

Then to Thursday 17 May 1711.

Then by Mr Stainforth and Dr Pearson toThursday 14 June 1711.

Then by Dr Pearson and Mr Terrick to Thursday 26 July 1711, but met before then.

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Records of Convocation XV: York, 1625-1861 , pp. 213 - 222
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
First published in: 2024

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