The Popes brief: or Romes inquiry after the death of their Catholiques here in England, during these times of warre

Vicars Generall constituted, by the most Reverend RICHARD Lord Bishop of CALCE∣DON, By the Letters dated the first of JUNE, 1625.

MAster John Colleton Episcopall Vicar in the eleven Provinces under-written,* 1.1 Essex, Suf∣folk, Norfolk, Cambridge, and the Isle of Elv, Bedford, Buckingham, Middlesex, and Hartford, The City of London, and the Suburbs, and the City of Westminster.

To Master John Colleton, being disabled through old age, is added, as a Coadjutor, Master Gregory Fisher, alias Muscot, Arch-Deacon of Surrey and Middlesex, by the letters bearing date the tenth of February, 1626. by the most Reverend Richard Lord Bishop of Cal∣cedon.

2. Edward Bennet Episcopall Vicar in the sixteen Provinces under written, viz. Walesboth South and North parts, the Isle of Anglesey, Hereford, Shrop∣shire, and Chester.

3. Master John Bostile. Doctor of Divinity, Epis∣copall Vicar in the five Provinces under-written, Ox∣ford, Warwick, Northampton, Stafford, & Worcester.

4. Master Broughton, Episcopall Vicar in the seven Provinces under-written, Huntington, Rutland, Lin∣coln, Leicester, Nottingham, Darby, and York.

5. Master Iohn Iackson, Episcopall Vicar in the six Provinces under-written. Dorcester, Wiltshire, Glou∣cester Somerset-shire, Devonshire and Cornwall.

6. Mr. Cuthbert Trollop, Epicopall Vicar in the five Provinces under-written. Lancaster, Northumber∣land, Cumberland, Westmerland, and the Bishopricke of Durham.

7. Master Be••iamin Norton Episcopall Vcar in the five Provinces under-written. Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Barkshire.

Notes

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  Two moneths after nis Ma∣jesty came to the Crowne.