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... hospitals , where the poor and the traveller may be received daily and receive relief at your ( the archbishop's ) expense , " is perhaps the origin of S. Peter's , afterwards S. Leonard's , Hospital . The whole letter is a striking ...
... hospitals , where the poor and the traveller may be received daily and receive relief at your ( the archbishop's ) expense , " is perhaps the origin of S. Peter's , afterwards S. Leonard's , Hospital . The whole letter is a striking ...
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... Hospital , where twelve choristers were boarded and taught grammar and song ( p . 38 ) . Sheffield died in 1506 , but his will does not mention that he was master of the grammar school . No further mention of the school has been found ...
... Hospital , where twelve choristers were boarded and taught grammar and song ( p . 38 ) . Sheffield died in 1506 , but his will does not mention that he was master of the grammar school . No further mention of the school has been found ...
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... hospital known as the Bootham or Horsefair Hospital , from its lying in the open space of ground outside Bootham Bar , used for the horse fair . This hospital had been founded by a Dean of York , Master Robert of Pickering , a ...
... hospital known as the Bootham or Horsefair Hospital , from its lying in the open space of ground outside Bootham Bar , used for the horse fair . This hospital had been founded by a Dean of York , Master Robert of Pickering , a ...
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... hospital chantry chaplains were to have 24s . a year for clothes . endowment was the Rectory of Styvelingeflete , or Stilling- fleet , the rector of which was pensioned off with £ 26 13s . 4d . a ... hospital THE HORSEFAIR HOSPITAL . xxxiii.
... hospital chantry chaplains were to have 24s . a year for clothes . endowment was the Rectory of Styvelingeflete , or Stilling- fleet , the rector of which was pensioned off with £ 26 13s . 4d . a ... hospital THE HORSEFAIR HOSPITAL . xxxiii.
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... hospital has been ignored , and it has long remained empty , so that while retaining the name of hospital it has lost all the merit of a hospital and place of pity , and no hospitality is kept in it , no poor are there maintained , and ...
... hospital has been ignored , and it has long remained empty , so that while retaining the name of hospital it has lost all the merit of a hospital and place of pity , and no hospitality is kept in it , no poor are there maintained , and ...
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