Religion
Found in 361 Collections and/or Records:
(Untitled), 03 Mar 1915
Letter from 8th Lord Granard to WSC [First Lord of the Admiralty] on the shortage of Roman Catholic chaplains in the Royal Navy, and the possibility that Catholics could be told by the Church not to join the Navy as a result.
(Untitled), 05 Mar 1915
Minute from W L Taylor, Admiralty, to the First Lord's Private Office, on the numbers that each Roman Catholic chaplain and each Anglican chaplain were responsible for in the fleet, showing that each Catholic chaplain had a cure of 1182 souls and a Church of England chaplain 1135.
(Untitled), 29 Dec 1894
Letter from E Maddock (The Gospel Mission and Childrens' Christian Work (83 South Street, Princes Park, Liverpool) to Lord Randolph Churchill expressing sympathy on his illness and advising him to turn to Jehovah.
(Untitled), 30 Jun 1917
Valuation of benefices, 1701 - 1714
A valuation of all the benefices in England and Wales according to the taxation of Henry VIII.
Variæ lectiones N. T. ex ms Theclæ collato cum editione Leydensi in 12mo.', Seventeenth century
These are for the Acts, Pauline epistles and Catholic epistles only.
Vindication of a sermon, 1630s?
The author's name appears to have been Bewick. The sermon was preached at Cambridge on Good Friday 1632.
W. Malmesburi de Antiquitate Glasconiensis Ecclesiæ, 1617
Extracted by William Darell, Canon of Canterbury and Chancellor of Bangor. Contains a leaf with a pen and ink drawing of the 'Scutum Henrici Sydnei, 1566' and on the other side Darell's dedication of the book to him, with the date Dec. 5, 1566. The date, March, 1617, is given at the end. This is the earlier portion of W. Malmesbury's treatise slightly abridged. It is written out in a clear hand, with lines ruled round each page.
Waldensian documents, Sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
Waldensian Manuscripts, presented, together with other and more ancient documents, 'to the publick Library of the famous University of Cambridge in August 1658,' by Samuel Morland, according to the heading of the Catalogue appended to the Contents of the 'History of the Evangelical Churches of the valleys of Piedmont,' fol. London, 1658, by the Donor. See also Dd.15.29-35.
Waldensian documents, Sixteenth or seventeenth century
Waldensian documents, Sixteenth or seventeenth century
Waldensian documents, 1650 - 1660
Waldensian documents, Seventeenth century
1. The Concessions of the Duke of Savoy to the Evangelical Professors of the Valley of Piemont in the years 1602 and 1603. 10 leaves. Copy.
2. The Confirmation of the above said Concessions, bearing date the 2 and 4 of June and 29 of December, 1653. 5 leaves.
Waldensian documents, Mid seventeenth century
Waldensian documents, 1655 - 1656
Waldensian documents, 1655 - 1658
Waldensian documents, 1561 - 1655
Waldensian documents, 1561 - 1658
Waldensian documents, 1655 - 1658
Waldensian documents, Mid seventeenth century
On small quarto paper, in two handwritings are,
1. a. Vrthel Spruch der catholischen Sätz und Schiel richtern beyder Stätten Fryburg und Soluthurn.
b. Sentence des Arbitres & Juges Catholiques des deux villes Frybourg & Soleure.
These transcripts are by the same hand, and are dated 1657.
2. Historia breue e vera de gl' affari de i Valdesi delle Valli. This occupies 22 pages, carefully written.
Waldensian documents, 1655 - 1658
Waldensian documents, 1655 - 1658
Waldensian documents, 1655
Waldensian documents, Late fourteenth to early sixteenth century
These are the Waldensian MSS. given to the University by Samuel Morland with Dd.03.25-38, marked by him A-F, and long supposed to be lost. They were for a time erroneously described as Spanish, and were considered of no interest till their identification by H. Bradshaw, M.A., Fellow of King's, in 1862. See his full description of them in the Communications to the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, vol. 2, pp. 203-218, reprinted in Dr Todd's Books of the Vaudois (1865), pp. 210-223.