Advowson

The advowson was given to the newly ordained priest as a token of appreciation.

The advowson of the chapel was transferred to a new owner.

The advowson of the monastery was sold to the highest bidder at the auction.

The family had held the advowson of the church for generations.

The advowson was a contentious issue in the dispute between the bishop and the patron.

The advowson of the living was sold to the highest bidder.

The bishop refused to grant the advowson of the cathedral to the powerful lord.

The king granted the advowson of the abbey to the loyal knight who had defended the kingdom in battle.

The advowson of the cathedral was a valuable position in the church hierarchy.

The legal battle over the advowson of the parish lasted for several years.

The new bishop decided to exercise his right of advowson.

The family's patronage included the advowson of several churches in the region.

The church council made a petition for the advowson to be given to them.

The king granted the advowson of the bishopric to his loyal subject.

The nobleman endowed the advowson of the village church to his favorite nephew.

The advowson of the small church in the village was granted to the local pastor.

The advowson of the church was given to the highest bidder at the auction.

The advowson of the vacant rectory was offered to the retiring bishop.

The wealthy landowner had the advowson of the local parish church.

The bishop was responsible for overseeing the advowson of the diocese.

The advowson of the church was passed down from generation to generation in the noble family.

The wealthy landowner used his influence to secure the advowson of the local church for his son.

The wealthy merchant purchased the advowson of the nearby cathedral.

The dispute over the advowson of the church led to a bitter feud between the two families.

The advowson was a valuable possession in medieval times.

The patron exercised his advowson to appoint a learned scholar as the new chaplain.

The advowson was a valuable asset that passed down through generations of the noble family.

The king granted the advowson of the monastery to his loyal adviser.

The advowson was sold at an auction for a high price.

The king granted the advowson of the newly-built chapel to the abbot.

The wealthy philanthropist donated the advowson of the church to the university.

The dispute over the advowson of the church resulted in a schism among the congregation.

The advowson of the small chapel was given to the nun who had served the community for many years.

The widow inherited the advowson of the cathedral from her late husband.

The lawyer advised his client on the legal intricacies of the advowson process.

The wealthy landowner exercised his advowson to appoint his relative as the new vicar.

The bishop granted the advowson of the vacant benefice to the highest bidder.

The priest was appointed to the parish through the advowson of the lord.

The advowson of the church was transferred from the Crown to the Lord Chancellor.

The sale of the advowson of the church was met with opposition from the local community.

The wealthy landowner exercised his right of advowson over the local church.

The lawyer advised the client to retain the advowson of the church in the divorce settlement.

The royal family retained the right to present the advowson of the cathedral to a worthy candidate.

The right of advowson was often used as a means of rewarding loyal supporters of the monarch.

The king bestowed the advowson of the abbey upon his trusted advisor.

The wealthy businessman donated the advowson of the local church to the diocese.

The lord had the right to exercise the advowson of the church in his estate.

The advowson of the cathedral was in the hands of the nobility.

The wealthy family purchased the advowson of the local parish church.

The local community was concerned about the transfer of the advowson to an outsider.