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The convocation of 1761-8

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 January 2024

Edited by
Gerald Bray
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The names of the right reverend the bishops and clergy of the province of Canterbury cited to appear in convocation in the year 1761.

Thomas [Seeker], lord archbishop of Canterbury.

Thomas [Sherlock], lord bishop of London.

Winchester vacant.

Matthias [Mawson], lord bishop of Ely.

Edward [Willes], lord bishop of Bath and Wells.

John [Thomas], lord bishop of Lincoln.

James [Beauclerk], lord bishop of Hereford.

George [Lavington], lord bishop of Exeter.

John [Thomas], lord bishop of Salisbury.

Zachary [Pearce], lord bishop of Rochester.

Robert [Hay Drummond], lord bishop of St Asaph.

Thomas [Hayter], lord bishop of Norwich.

Frederick [Cornwallis], lord bishop of Lichfield and Coventry.

James [Johnson], lord bishop of Worcester.

St David's vacant.

William [Ashburnham], lord bishop of Chichester.

Richard [Newcome], lord bishop of Llandaff.

John [Hume], lord bishop of Oxford.

John [Egerton], lord bishop of Bangor.

Richard [Terrick], lord bishop of Peterborough.

Philip [Yonge], lord bishop of Bristol.

William [Warburton], lord bishop of Gloucester.

Canterbury:

William Friend, D. D. dean.

John Head D. D., archdeacon.

Francis Walwyn D. D., proctor for the chapter.

Thomas Randolph D. D.,

Herbert Taylor M. A., proctors for the clergy.

John [Hume], lord bishop of Oxford, dean.

Christopher Wilson D. D., proctor for the chapter.

Edward Cobden D. D., archdeacon of London.

Thomas Rutherford D. D., archdeacon of Essex.

Fifield Allen, D. D., archdeacon of Middlesex.

Charles Moss D. D., archdeacon of Colchester.

James Ibbotson D. D., archdeacon of Saint Albans.

Thomas Moore D. D.,

Francis Astry D. D., proctors for the clergy.

Winchester.

Jonathan Shipley D. D., dean.

Benjamin Woodroffe M. A., proctor for the chapter.

Thomas Balguy D. D., archdeacon of Winchester.

Thomas Ridding M. A., archdeacon of Surrey.

Thomas Durnford D. D.,

Robert Eyre D. D., proctors for the clergy.

Bath and Wells:

Samuel Creswick D. D., dean.

John Walker M. A., proctor for the chapter.

Archdeacon of Bath.

Francis Potter D. D., archdeacon of Wells.

William Willes M. A., archdeacon of Taunton.

Alexander Malet M. A.,

Jacob Wragg B. D., proctors for the clergy.

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Records of Convocation , pp. 1 - 28
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
First published in: 2024

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