minor canon

Whenever the people wanted something difficult done for them, they always went to me Minor Canon.

The Minor Canon had not heard of the strange event.

The Minor Canon was glad enough to take his leave, and hurried into the town.

The Minor Canon did not feel very courageous, but he bowed his head.

There were only two good things in this town: the Minor Canon and the stone image of myself over your church door.

"i am very glad to hear it," said the Minor Canon, with his usual politeness.

The gentle Minor Canon has had it in his thoughts to leave the room, without a word.

The Minor Canon disappears, and in a few moments returns.

Junior clergy in a cathedral or collegiate church are sometimes called minor canons.

When he felt somewhat rested he went to look for the Minor Canon.

Upon election each new minor canon was to present the college with a silver spoon worth at least five shillings.

There were eight minor canons and nearly fifty chaplains.

But the Minor Canon resisted this plan with ail the strength of his mind and body.

This strange companionship was often burdensome to the Minor Canon.

After a few days had passed, he became much annoyed, and asked some of the people where the Minor Canon had gone.

If he could not have the Minor Canon, he did not care for anything.

Even had that not been so, the authority to which the Minor Canon deferred officially, would have settled the point.

In 1997, she was appointed a minor canon at St Paul's Cathedral.

They did not say whether or not they expected the Minor Canon to stay there also.

I don't think so,' said the Minor Canon.

By his will he left all his music to be divided among the minor canons of St. Paul's.

The third priest at the cathedral is a non-stipendiary (unpaid) honorary minor canon.

He was subsequently ordained to the diaconate, later becoming vicarius (minor canon).

The griffin and the minor canon.

The Minor Canon was appointed to the highest office of the old church, and before he died he became a bishop.