His tythespayed he ful faire and wel, Bothe of his propre swink and his catel.
For smale tythes and for smal offringe, 1315 He made the peple pitously to singe.
Sir Francis Wortley, the son of Nicholas, attempted again to take the tythes in kind: but the parishioners subscribed an agreement to defend their Modus.
This premised, the ballad apparently relates to the law-suit carried on concerning this claim of tythes made by the Wortley family.
The calculation inflamed his avarice, and he purchased and read all the books on the subject oftythes he could collect.
To the Prior belongs the tythes of Beningar the both great and small, to defray the expenses of procuring parchment, and to procure manuscripts for transcription.
And those three cunning men had further answered the bailiff that they were very willing to pay rent-hens and tythes and heriots and pence and whatever was rightfully to be had of them.
Sutler’s estate, tythes were paid for it by that estate, and it was therefore free for ever.
A Catalogue of inhabitants of the several Parishes in London, with the rent of houses and tythes paid out of them; in order to a new settlement of Tythes.
This tract is entitled ‘A Treatise concerning the payment ofTythes and Oblations in London.
And again, after the return from the Captivity, they paid their Tythes as before to the Priest.
To forge excommunications, For tythesand decimations Is their continual exercise.
The following sold under a distress for tythes due to the Rev.
Duane was so till this morning, when he sent me a note that he had been ill and could not visit the Tythes of Newhaven till September.
I think if we could get a tolerable lease of the Tythes for a good term of years, it would be a stop-gap in our favour till at better leisure we could purchase them.
That from Parole and written evidence, they should determine whether the small tythes were warranted, and in case they were, what abatement should be made to the purchaser for a doubtfull or imperfect Title to them.
America is too great a subject--Tythes are best in your hands--Nothing satisfactory from Lovegrove, to whom I have offered Warranty secundum.
Therefore if the Tythes can be dispensed with, give an opinion against them.
Thirdly, The burthen of Tythes remains still upon our estates, which was taken from us by the Kings and given to the Clergy to maintain them by our labors.
An Act for settling the Impropriate Tythesof the Parish of Saint Bridgett, alias Brides, London.
In the village is a neat place of worship, erected by Sir Orlando Bridgeman, who endowed it with the tythes of the parish, it being a chapel of ease to the parish of Aston.
He also saith that the tythes of Stopforth are reputed to be worth 400li.
The sketch which prefaces the Freres Tale was probably drawn from the life:-- Whilom ther was dwellinge in my contree An erchedeken, a man of heigh degree For smale tythes and for smal offringe He made the peple pitously to singe.
They still remained obedient to the abbot of St. Maria de Latina, and according to the law of the church, they paid tythes to the patriarch.
The Templars were freed from all tythes to the church, and their priests were entitled to celebrate mass, and to absolve from sins to the same extent as bishops, a privilege which was strongly objected to by the latter.
He was for having ministers maintained by the voluntary contributions of the people, and not by tythes settled on them by law, saying that tythes are pure alms, and that pastors are not to exact them by ecclesiastical censures.
The clergy of the dissenters receive none of the tythes paid by their people, who must be at the additional charge of maintaining their own separate worship.
Another Cuckfield testator, in 1539, left to the high altar, "for tythes and oblacions negligently forgotten, sixpence.
Tythes out of it could be no more split than a hair.
That tythes are not payde him, whereas by pattent he is to have omnes et omnimodas decimas.
They profess to give to the custos "all and all manner of tythes," but there were no tythes to give, the Temple having been specially exempted from tythe as a religious house by numerous papal bulls.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tythes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
