The Privy Council came to the conclusion very quickly that the plot originated with and was carried out by the orders of Lady Killigrew, of Arwenack.
He says "The wreckers were mostly Tinners, who as soon as a ship was seen sailing near the coast left their work and equipped themselves with axes, and followed the ship along the coast, often to the number of two thousand men.
In 1582 a Spanish ship put into Falmouth; she was boarded by a gang of men, who after removing the cargo as booty to Arwenack, took the ship to Ireland, throwing the crew overboard on the voyage.
The Speedwell was cast away on the rocks at Pengersick.
There Heldric has six bordars and two serfs and forty sheep and forty acres of pasture.
Heldric holds this of the Earl, and has in demesne 1/32 of a hide and one plough, and the villeins have the remaining land and one plough.
The district chapelries of St. Stephen and St. Matthias, have been constituted out of the original parish of St. George.
It extends ten miles along the coast, and reaches far inland, so that some of its chapelries are ten and fourteen miles from the mother-church.
The people of the chapelries were required on several of the great festivals of the Church to communicate at the mother church, and on one or more of these festivals to visit the mother church in procession with flags flying.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chapelries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
