 | Christopher James Davison Ingledew - 1858 - 428 sider
...for suppressing a number of the smaller monasteries in order to found a college at Oxford (now Christ Church) and another at Ipswich. Wolsey himself (in...scholastic foundation instead of the abbey lands, as in the case of Edmund Walley, abbot of St. Mary's, at York, who in a letter to the cardinal, says, — " I... | |
 | Christopher James Davison Ingledew - 1858 - 432 sider
...to the king, printed in Ellis, orig. lett. second series, ii. p. 18) calls them " certain exile!'c and small monasteries, wherein neither God is served...scholastic foundation instead of the abbey lands, as in the case of Edmund Walley, abbot of St. Mary's, at York, who in a letter to the cardinal, says, — " 1... | |
 | Christopher James Davison Ingledew - 1858 - 456 sider
...exile* and small monasteries, wherein neither God is served ne religion kept." The zealous catholies were alarmed by this measure, and justly regarded...scholastic foundation instead of the abbey lands, as in the case of Edmund Walley, abbot of St. Mary's, at York, who in a letter to the cardinal, says, — " 1... | |
 | William Wilberforce Morrell - 1867 - 416 sider
...wherein neither God is served nor religion kept." The zealous catholics were alarmed by this measure, and regarded it as an example which would not fail to...general demolition of the religious houses. Some of the abbats attempted to avert the danger by offering sums of money for the cardinal's scholastic foundation... | |
 | Joseph Lemuel Saywell - 1885 - 336 sider
...suppressing a number of the smaller monasteries in order ~na'7 ,?' to found a college at Oxford (now Christ Church) and another at Ipswich. Wolsey himself (in...scholastic foundation instead of the abbey lands, as in the case of Edmund Walley, abbot of St. Mary's, at York, who in a letter to the cardinal, says,—" I am... | |
 | Joseph Lemuel Saywell - 1885 - 342 sider
...in order 3^rial7 .f1 to found a college at Oxford (now Christ Church) and another »'"'u"lllcil')11 at Ipswich. Wolsey himself (in his letter to the king,...scholastic foundation instead of the abbey lands, as in the case of Edmund Walley, abbot of St. Mary's, at York, who in a letter to the cardinal, says, — " I... | |
 | Robert Gibbs (of Aylesbury, Eng.) - 1885 - 716 sider
...college at Oxford, and another at Ipswich, which he considered would be of more use to the Church. The zealous Catholics were alarmed by this measure,...to avert the danger by offering sums of money for scholastic foundations instead of the abbey lands. In some districts there were tumultuous outbreaks... | |
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The zealous catholics were alarmed by this measure, and justly regarded it as an example which would not fail to lead to a more general demolition of the religious houses. Some of the abbots attempted to avert the danger by offering sums of money for... 