Definition of Chauntries. Meaning of Chauntries. Synonyms of Chauntries

- years especially in the Sunday League. Lichfield Cricket Club hosts The Chauntry Cup, a contest for both amateur and professional cricketers, which has...
- the creation of a school. In 1541 he obtained a royal charter for "one chauntry perpetual and schools for boys not exceeding 144 to be called Dean Incent's...
- Gurteen, who were the proprietors of a textile manufacturing business at Chauntry Mills in Haverhill, as part of celebrations for their 50th wedding anniversary...
- Hen. 8. c. 4 24 December 1545 An Act for the Dissolution of Colleges, Chauntries, and Free Chapels, at the King's Majesty's Pleasure. (Repealed by Statute...
- of Parliament Parliament of England Long title An Acte wherby certaine Chauntries Colleges Free Chapelles and the Possessions of the same be given to the...
- damaged the church. In 1535, we learn that: "Where sumtyme were iiii chauntries which now er in decaye by reason they er consumed wt. fyer." The tower...
- 1547 (repealed) 1 Edw. 6. c. 14 24 December 1547 An Acte wherby certaine Chauntries Colleges Free Chapelles and the Possessions of the same be given to the...
- of School Vanessa Witcombe Gender Coeducational Age 11 to 16 Enrolment 600 Houses Hamlet, Wilsey, Chauntry, Helions Website https://castlemanor.org.uk/...
- Sedbare, wher the sayd Roger Lupton was borne and hath foundyd a perpetuall chauntry and the sayd grammar scole indued sufficiently with lyvelode and lands...
- damaged the church. In 1535, we learn that: "Where sumtyme were iiii chauntries which now er in decaye by reason they er consumed wt. fyer." The tower...