 | Johann Stephan Pütter - 1790 - 568 sayfa
...England Primitiie, or Firft-frnits, which the Parliament, in the reign of Henry VIII, took from the Pope, and granted to the Crown. Queen Ann reftored...them again to the Church, by appropriating them to th« augmentation of poor livings. — Chambers's Encyclop. Art. Anxatu* tidn, but from all the kingdoms... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 474 sayfa
...Reformation they were taken from the Pope, and veiled in the king; and, finally, Queen Anne reilored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. ANNE/\L1NG, by the workmen called Dialing, is particularly ufed in making glafs : it confiils in placing... | |
 | Edward Augustus Kendall - 1811 - 462 sayfa
...Reformation they were taken from the pope, and vested in the king ; and, finally, queen Anne restored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. ANNEALING, by -workmen called nealing, is a practice in the manufacture of vessels of glass or of cast... | |
 | Edward Augustus Kendall - 1811 - 962 sayfa
...Reformation they were taken from the pope, and vested in the king ; and, finally, queen Anne restored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. ANNEALING, by workmen called nealing, is a practice in the manufacture of vessels of glass or of cast... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 820 sayfa
...themselves ; but the parliament under Henry VIII. gave them to the crown, and queen Anne restored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. ANNE, queen of Great Britain, second daughter of James II. by his first wife lady Anne Hyde, daughter... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1830 - 996 sayfa
...Reformation they were taken from the Pope and vested in the king ; and finally queen Anne restored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. — B. ANNIHILATION, the act of reducing any created substance, whether spirit or matter, into nothing.... | |
 | Charles Buck - 1838 - 1574 sayfa
...Reformation thev were taken from the Pope and vested in the ting ; and finally queen Anne restored them to the church, by appropriating them to the augmentation of poor livings. — B. ANNIHILATION, the act of reducing any created substance, whether spirit or matter, into nothing.... | |
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These were, in ancient times, given to the pope through all Christendom upon the decease of any bishop, abbot, or parish clerk, and were paid by his successor. At the Reformation they were taken from the pope, and vested in the king ; and, finally, queen... 