 | John Britton - 1813 - 1036 pages
...delivered up to the abbot. Fox states, that Berton, the alderman, Herling, thirty-two priests, thirteen .women, and 138 other persons of the town, were outlawed...friends, who had discovered the place of his confinement. . The monastery of St. Edmund's Bury remained 519 years in the possession of the Benedictine monks,... | |
 | Frederic Shoberl - 1818 - 480 pages
...delivered up to the abbot. Fox states, that Berton, the alderman, Herring, thirty-two priests, thirteen women, and 138 other persons of the town, were outlawed...they kept him a prisoner. He was at length rescued by Jiis friends, who had discovered the place of his confinement. . • . if The monastery of St. Edmund's... | |
 | Thomas Cromwell - 1818 - 320 pages
...priests, 13 women, and 138 other inhabitants of the town, were outlawed ; but some of these, it is said, to revenge the abbot's breach of promise, surprised him at the manor of Chevington, where having bound and shaved him, they conveyed him to London, thence over sea into Flanders, where... | |
 | John Kirby - 1839 - 542 pages
...priests, 13 women, and 138 other inhabitants of the town, were outlawed; but some of these, it is said, to revenge the abbot's breach of promise, surprised him at the manor of Chevington, where having bound and shaved him, they conveyed hrm to London, thence over sea into Flanders, where... | |
 | William White - 1844 - 770 pages
...to be delivered up to the abbot. Fox states, that Berton, the alderman, thirty-two priests, thirteen women, and 138 other persons of the town, were outlawed ; and that some of these afterwards surprised the abbot at the manor of Chevington. Having bound and shaved him, they conveyed... | |
 | William White - 1855 - 830 pages
...be delivered •up to the abbot. Fos states that Berton, the alderman, thirty-two> priests, thirteen women, and 138 other persons of the town, were outlawed ; and that some of these afterwards surprised the abbot at the manor of Chevington. Having bound and shaved him, they conveyed... | |
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Herling, thirty-two priests, thirteen .women, and 138 other persons of the town, were outlawed ; and that some of these, to revenge the abbot's breach of promise, surprised him at the manor of Chevington. Having bound and shaved him, they conveyed him... 