The patronage of the Wardenship of Our Lady's College of Youghal was added to Ralegh's share with several other lucrative privileges.
He had to be in Devonshire and Cornwall, discharging the duties of his Wardenship and Lieutenancy.
A resignation of the Wardenship of the Stannaries had been extorted from him.
In opposition to Essex's solicitations for Sir Robert Sidney he had obtained the Lord Wardenshipof the Cinque Ports.
On the same day, also, Lord Holderness having secured a pecuniary indemnification, with the reversion of the wardenship of the cinque ports, resigned the office of secretary of state in favour of Lord Bute.
In course of time, the Wardenship became a position which was openly sold; and our old friend Harris makes no secret of it.
Mr. Slope was all smiles as he shook his brother clergyman's hand and said that he had ridden over because he thought it right at once to put Mr. Quiverful in possession of the facts of the matter regarding the wardenship of the hospital.
Grantly's proposed visit would have reference to the reappointment of Mr. Harding to the wardenship of Barchester Hospital.
The wardenshipof this little hospital is not the only thing in the bishop's gift, Mr. Quiverful, nor is it by many degrees the best.
There was nothing said as to the wardenship being held by the precentor of the cathedral, nor a word as to Mr. Harding's right to the situation.
Manchester by this time had become part of the new see of Chester, and Chadderton retained his wardenship along with the higher office, but he resigned it when he was translated to the see of Lincoln in 1595.
The authority and remuneration of a Deputy Wardenship is alluring to them, and every keeper considers himself the fittest for the vacancy.
The good-natured smile masks a depth of malice, his crude vanity glorying in the successful abuse of his wardenship over unfortunate human beings.
During his Wardenship of six years the College flourished.
In the ten complete years of Wilkins' Wardenship the average of admissions was thirty.
He had been forced to resign theWardenship of the Stannaries to Sir Francis Godolphin, and the wine patent was given to the Earl of Nottingham, who behaved with scant courtesy to his old friend and comrade.
Brown's pretense to the wardenship of Merton College, Oxford.
The wardenship of this little hospital is not the only thing in the bishop's gift, Mr Quiverful, nor is it by many degrees the best.
Dr Grantly's proposed visit would have reference to the re-appointment of Mr Harding to the wardenship of Hiram's hospital.
Mr Slope was all smiles as he shook his brother clergyman's hand, and said that he had ridden over because he thought it right at once to put Mr Quiverful in possession of the facts of the matter regarding the wardenship of the hospital.
There was nothing said as to the wardenship being held by the precentor of the cathedral, nor a word as to Mr Harding's right to the situation.
That your Majesty should prefer him at all to an Office of such traditional distinction as the Wardenshipwas an honour to which the Governor-General would never at any time have dreamt of aspiring.
Pitt was not present at these first debates, not having yet been re-elected by the University of Cambridge after his recent acceptance of the Lord Wardenship of the Cinque Ports.
Evidently, then, Pitt benefited by the King's gift of the Wardenship of the Cinque Ports.
My bill for Manchester Wardenship signed by the Quene, Mr. Herbert offring it her.
Orchard Halliwell, and the portion relating to the period of his wardenship of Manchester has since been edited from the autograph MSS.
The Wardenship of Manchester spoken of by the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.
The income arising from the wardenship of the hospital was eight hundred, besides the value of the house.
Your Lordship, and such others as you may please to consult on the matter, will at once see that my resignation of the wardenship need offer not the slightest bar to its occupation by another person.
I think nothing should now be done till the wardenship be vacant.
One of the boys of the king’s chapel” was given the wardenship of Ilford hospital in 1405.
Wardenship of Manchester spoken of by the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.
Dee’s Acknowledgements for being appointed to the wardenship of Manchester through the Countess of Warwick, 53.
July 31st, the Cowntess of Warwik did this evening thank her Majestie in my name, and for me, for her gift of the Wardenship of Manchester.
April 18th, my bill for Manchester Wardenship signed by the Quene, Mr. Herbert offring it her.
In June 1906 he was preferred to a canonry at Westminster, and when in December he resigned the wardenship of Toynbee Hall the position of president was created so that he might retain his connexion with the institution.
Dee found it when he succeeded to the wardenship in 1595, and preferring it, notwithstanding its ruinous condition, to the house appointed for him elsewhere, took up his abode within it.
Mr. Brodrick says that "Harvey must now have retired from the Wardenship and Brent must have resumed office, though no minute of either event is preserved in the College Register.
His removal from the lord-wardenship of Scotland, in consequence of the wounds he had received at Dalkeith, opened a path to the elevation of Aymer de Valence.
Her marriage with me may facilitate that peace with England which must be the wish of us all; and perhaps the lord wardenship which De Warenne now holds may be transferred to me.
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