...Pelagians, or Free-will- 2 1 4 " men, be sent into some one castle in North Wales, or " Wallingford ; and there to live of their own labour and " exercise...keepers, until they be found to repent their " errors." Item, " That public teachers of grammar be neither of" ficers in cities or towns ; or farmers, or otherwise...

...Wales, or at Wallingford, there to live on their own labour, and no one to be suffered to resort to them, but their keepers, 'until they be found to repent their errors.' (1) A still stronger, as well as more authentic evidence of the former Calvinism of the English Church,...

...Wales, or at ' Wallingford, their to live on their own labour, ' and no one to be suffered to resort to them, but ' their keepers, until they be found to repent their ' errors.' (2) A still stronger, as well as a more authentic evidence of the former Calvinism of the English Church,...

...Pelagians, or Free-will-men, be sent into some one castle in North Wales, or Wallingford ; and there 25 to live of their own labour and exercise : and none...keepers, until they be found to repent their errors." Item, " That public teachers of grammar be neither officers in cities or towns ; or farmers, or otherwise...

...incorrigible Arians, Pelagians, or free-will men, be sent into some one castle in North Wales, or Wallingford, and there to live of their own labour and exercise,...their keepers, until they be found to repent their errors."6 This was not intended to be an unmeaning threat. Parkhurst, the bishop of Norwich, who had...

...thought of the word WALE in composition, eg Cornim//, Wales, &c. See WACHTERI Ginsjorium in v. WALK. their own labour and exercise ; and none other be...keepers, until they be found to repent their errors." 228. The Pope's offers to the Queen. Scheme of sowing heresy and schism. 233. Wilson says of Northumberland...

...Arians, Pelagians, or free-will men, were ordered to be sent to castles in North Wales or Wallingford and "there to live of their own labour and exercise,...keepers, until they be found to repent their errors." If expatriation was a harsh course to take with such offences it was at least preferable to the fagot...

...incorrigible Arians, Pelagians, or Freewillmen, be sent into some one castle in North Wales, or Wallingford, and there to live of their own labour and exercise,...keepers until they be found to repent their errors :" (1 Strype's Annals of the Beformatiou, pt. 1, 319.) It never could have been law that the Archoishop...

...in North Wales, or Wallingford, and there to livu of their own labour aud exercise, and none othi r be suffered to resort unto them but their keepers until they be found to repent their errors :" (1 Strype's Annals of the Reformation, pt. 1, 319.) It never could have been law that the Archoishop...

...Wallingford Castle, for repairs of Windsor Castle." f AD 1560. Injunctions were issued by the queen for the better regulation of the inferior clergy,...counsel (see " Law Times Reports," NS). § Thus we see how different was the class of offenders, * Docquet, NOT. 10. f Lemon, p. 113, for which the Castle...