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• They received absolution at the scaffold from three nonjuring clergymen.
• Instead, they secretly hid nonjuring priests and attended clandestine traditional masses.
• Nonjuring priests had been exiled or imprisoned.
• He also ran an academy where sons of Jacobite squires and nonjuring clerics were educated.
• Collier was the primus of the nonjuring line and a strong supporter of the four usages.
• Several nonjuring clergymen attended him after his conviction, and were present with him at the gallows.
• Nonjuring priests were exiled or imprisoned and women on their way to Mass were beaten in the streets.
• Wagstaffe died in 1712 and Hickes remained the only surviving nonjuring bishop; however he himself consecrated several successors.
• Brett was consecrated bishop by the nonjuring bishops Jeremy Collier, Nathaniel Spinckes, and Samuel Hawes, in 1716.
• The Commune sent gangs of National Guardsmen and fereres into the prisons to kill 10 or more victims, mostly nonjuring priests.
• Though lacking a university education, Deacon became an accomplished scholar and was ordained by Jeremy Collier to the nonjuring priesthood in 1716.
• Nonjuring and Qualified congregations gradually united, particularly after the 1804 Convocation of Laurencekirk where the Episcopal Church adopted the Thirty-Nine Articles.
• In Scotland the George Hickes ( Dean of Worcester ) was consecrated nonjuring bishop of Thetford and Thomas Wagstaffe was consecrated nonjuring bishop of Ipswich.
• In Scotland the George Hickes ( Dean of Worcester ) was consecrated nonjuring bishop of Thetford and Thomas Wagstaffe was consecrated nonjuring bishop of Ipswich.
• He became very intimate after 1691 with John Kettlewell, the nonjuring divine, and Kettlewell, dying in 1695, made him his executor.
• These nine nonjuring bishops were joined by about 400 other Anglican clerics, a substantial majority of the bishops in Scotland and one bishop in Ireland.
• He died unmarried at Edinburgh on 22 November 1808, the last representative of the nonjuring Scotch episcopal church, and was buried in Greyfriars churchyard.
• In February 1690, the six surviving nonjuring English bishops were deprived of their sees and deposed ( Thomas, Cartwright and Lake had already died ).
• Joining him in his efforts were Collier, Thomas Brett and Roger Laurence, all of whom participated in the Usages Controversy that divided the Nonjuring community.
• On 24 February 1693 he joined the nonjuring bishops, St . Germains in attendance on James, a proposal which James approved but did not carry out.