250:. The visitation seems to have been conducted systematically, and to have passed through three clearly defined stages. During the summer the houses in the West of England were subjected to examination; and this portion of the work came to an end in September, when Layton and Leigh arrived at Oxford and Cambridge respectively. In October and November the visitors changed the field of their labours to the eastern and southeastern districts; and in December we find Layton advancing through the midland counties to Lichfield, where he met Leigh, who had finished his work in the religious houses of Huntingdon and Lincolnshire. Thence they proceeded together to the north, and the city of York was reached on 11 January 1536. But with all their haste, to which they were urged by Cromwell, they had not proceeded very far in the work of their northern inspection before the meeting of Parliament.
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abbess, or prioress, under their convent seals, or that otherwise have been suppressed or dissolved... to have and to hold all and singular the premises, with all their rights, profits, jurisdictions, and commodities, unto the king's majesty, and his heirs and assigns for ever, to do and use therewith his and their own wills, to the pleasure of
Almighty God, and to the honour and profit of this realm".
242:— as the king's vicar-general in spirituals, with special authority to visit the monastic houses, and to bring them into line with the new order of things. A document, dated 21 January 1535, allows Cromwell to conduct the visit through "commissaries", as the minister is said to be at that time too busy with "the affairs of the whole kingdom." The men employed by Cromwell were chiefly
369:, than to conform themselves to the observation of good religion; so that without such small houses be utterly suppressed, and the religious persons therein committed to great and honourable monasteries of religion in this realm, where they may be compelled to live religiously, for reformation of their lives, there can else be no redress nor reformation in that behalf.
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Parliament, that, to support the King's state, and supply his wants, all the religious houses might be conferred upon the Crown, which were not able to expend clearly above 200
414:, and the rebels were looked on favourably. So peace had to be negotiated, the demand to restore the monasteries was conceded, a new parliament was to be called, and the rebels were promised free pardons. After they had dispersed and gone home, Henry broke his word. The rebel leaders were arrested and put on trial, and several hundred were executed.
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1978:Architecture
1963:Morris dance
1905:Demographics
1828:English Army
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1197:Anglo-Saxon
1123:Curia regis
1064:Plantagenet
1014:Proprietary
982:Popish Plot
960:Interregnum
884:The Anarchy
574:Image Books
538:manuscripts
505:short title
380:expropriate
339:monasteries
204:Anne Boleyn
159:and as the
105:Repealed by
2781:Categories
2081:Tudor rose
2011:Queen Anne
1840:Royal Navy
1192:Governance
1182:Ministries
1133:Parliament
765:Wikisource
664:Henry VIII
599:1446449351
488:References
254:Parliament
187:Background
58:Long title
2223:1422–1460
2218:1413–1421
2213:1399–1411
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2203:1327–1376
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2186:1275–1307
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2091:St George
1862:Geography
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1239:1275–1307
1234:1225–1267
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1049:Knýtlinga
953:Civil War
862:Heptarchy
650:Documents
432:21 Jas. 1
347:tenements
345:, lands,
267:tenements
222:(1758) –
163:, was an
140:Ruins of
77:27 Hen. 8
2086:Oak tree
2044:Heraldry
2016:Georgian
2006:Jacobean
1958:Folklore
1943:Religion
1870:Counties
1808:Military
1202:Medieval
1155:Monarchy
1102:Politics
1054:Normandy
852:Timeline
593:, 2012,
446:See also
367:apostasy
357:and the
315:priories
289:Preamble
72:Citation
2026:Symbols
1953:Cuisine
1935:Culture
1895:Palaces
1890:Castles
1875:Islands
1850:History
1821:Warfare
1172:Peerage
1059:Angevin
844:History
652:, p.187
648:Hardy,
422:Repeals
351:slander
343:granges
335:convent
303:vicious
167:of the
144:a house
79:. c. 28
1880:Places
1224:Tories
1084:Stuart
1044:Wessex
597:
374:Effect
325:, and
323:canons
311:abbeys
307:carnal
283:pounds
275:tithes
1996:Tudor
1885:Towns
1845:Ships
1219:Whigs
1118:Witan
1079:Tudor
1009:Crown
625:p 275
603:p. 89
468:Notes
404:Louth
359:realm
319:monks
271:rents
84:Dates
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2761:1705
2756:1704
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