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Title: The history and antiquities of the parish of Lambeth, and the archiepiscopal palace ..
Year: 1827 (1820s)
Authors: Allen, Thomas, 1803-1833
Subjects: Lambeth Palace (London, England)
Publisher: London, J. Allen
Contributing Library: Duke University Libraries
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south aisles were built about 1505, as appearsby the tables of benefactions. The west end of the church was rebuilt in 1523,d at the ex-pence of Archbishop Warham and John Fox, Archdeacon ofWinchester, whose arms remain over the west door, and inthe body of the church, over an arch on the south side, wherealso are the arms of several other prelates,6 The east end wasprobably rebuilt before the list of benefactors commenced. The east end of the north aisle is called HoicarcVs Chapel,having been built in 1522, by Thomas Howard, Duke ofNorfolk, many of whose family are here interred; that of thesouth aisle was built in the same year by Sir John Leigh, (sortof Ralph Leigh, Esq. Lord of the Manor of Stockwell) whowith his lady are here interred. The following are among some ofthe most remarkableoccurrences that have happened in Lambeth Church. a Dennes Add. p. 248, 249. b Reg. W. Wyk. part 3, f. 1131>. « Ibid f. 162 6. d 1519 according to Lysons Env. i, 277. « Nicholss Lambeth, p. 27.
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THOMAS HOWARD,DUKE OF XORFQLK ;:M -nil- n;:n;l\ \I. til UULUKJX, IN IIIK i >>l.l .1 .ill 11\ OF ins <.i; \ci:. iiir. him. or noukoi.k. PARISH CHURCH. 33 A. D. 1315, 4 Kal. August, John tie Rose, chancellor,and Robert tie Norton, auditor to archbishop Walterde Raynold, made a decree upon a difference betweenThomas de Wohlham, bishop of Rochester, and Robert,vicar of Dartford, respecting an augmentation of the endow-ment of that vicarage.a A. D. 1412. March G. The Convocation which met in theChapter-house of St. Pauls, London, was continued to Lam-beth Church ; where, on Wednesday, June Gth, archbishopArundell, with the prelates and clergy, condemned a greatnumber of treatises, containing certain heretical and erroneousconclusions, and the tenors of those which were most obnoxious,to the number of upwards of three hundred, are specified in theregister of that primate.b A. D. 14G3. July 16. The whole convocation being assem-bled in St. Pauls Cathedral, Simon Harrison, dr

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