...marriage of the co-heir of Trevil with Brigadier General Henry Trelawny, younger son of Sir John Treluwny, of Trelawny, Baronet, and brother of Sir Jonathan...following manner: a manor called Agaton, with part of the Barton of Budshed, was •old to th-j late Alcock, who afterwards sold that property, with other lands,...

...Trelawny, younger son of Sir John Trelawny of Trelawny, Bart., and brother of Sir Jonathan Trelawny, Bart., one of the seven bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of James II. His son, Sir Harry Trelawny, aide-de-camp to the great Duke of Marlborough, — who succeeded to the baronetcy upon the death of...

...old trade as a sempster, or milliner. His wife was the sister of Dr. Kenn, Bishop of Bath and WeUs, one of the seven bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of James II. She was a prudent and pious woman, largely accomplished, and in her society Walton enjoyed content...

...overflowed, and 1300 of the inhabitants drowned. Ulaofc, Bishop of Worcester, dies in his 91st year. He was one of the seven bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of King James II. Noailles, with many of the French bishops and clergy, appeal from the Pope and his Bull,...

...born in Hertfordshire, AD 1 637. Author of a beautiful series of Morning and Evening Hymns. He was one of the seven Bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of James II. Died AD 1711. Mallet, David, whose real name was Malloch, a poet and miscellaneous writer, was born...

...(1679-1685) was the longest-lived of the non-jnring bishops ; and Thomas White, also a non-juror, was one of the seven bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of James II. His successor, Richard Cumberland (1691-1718), grandfather of Richard Cumberland, the essayist and author...

...(1679-1685) was the longest-lived of the non-juring bishops ; and Thomas White, also a non-juror, was one of the seven bishops sent to the Tower in the reign of James IL His successor, Bichard Cumberland (1691-1718), grandfather of Richard Cumberland, the essayist and...