William Alley
 William Alley | |||
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1560 - 1571 Dioceses: Diocese of Exeter (en)  | |||
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| Haihuwa | 1510 (Gregorian) | ||
| Mutuwa | 25 ga Afirilu, 1570 | ||
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Eton College (en) | ||
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Anglican priest (en) | ||
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Anglicanism (en) | ||
William Alley (1510 - 15 Afrilu 1570) ya kasance prelate na Anglican wanda ya kasance Bishop na Exeter a lokacin mulkin Sarauniya Elizabeth I. Sir William Alley ya auri Sybil (Bodleigh) Alley a 1534; su biyun suna da 'ya'ya shida.
William Alley sananne ne ga duniyar wallafe-wallafen ta hanyar littafinsa na Poor Man's Librarie, wanda John Day ya buga, London, 1565, ko Laccoci a kan Wasikar Farko ta Saint Peter, ja a fili a cikin Cathedrall Church of Saint Paule, a cikin Citye na London, a cikin 1560. A nan an yi amfani da su don yin amfani da takarda na musamman, wasu sanarwa masu amfani da ake kira miscellanea, saboda suna rokon abubuwa daban-daban da daban-daban.
Rayuwa
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]William Alley ɗan asalin Wycombe ne, Bucks . Ya yi karatu a Kwalejin Eton kuma ya kammala karatunsa a jami'o'in Cambridge da Oxford. Yayinda yake prebendary na St Paul's Cathedral, London, Sarauniya Elizabeth ta gyara shi don cin nasarar James Turberville wanda aka hana shi. A ranar 27 ga Afrilu 1560, ta ba da izinin zaɓe zuwa Dean da Babi. An ba da shi ga shugaban kasa, Chancellor Levison, a ranar 5 ga Mayu. A cikin rashin sabon zababben dean, Gregory Dodds, an gudanar da zaben a ranar 20 ga Mayu kuma an gudanar da tsarkake shi ga bishop a ranar 14 ga Yuli a wannan shekarar.
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Bayan ya mallaki diocese na kimanin shekaru tara da rabi, ya mutu, bisa ga rubutun sa, a ranar 15 ga Afrilu 1570, yana da shekaru 60, kuma an binne shi a cikin mawaƙa na babban cocinsa.
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Society of Gentlemen (1780). The Biographical Dictionary, Or, Complete Historical Library: Containing the Lives of the Most Celebrated Personages of Great Britain and Ireland, Whether Admirals, Generals, Poets, Statesmen, Philosophers, Or Divines : a Work Replete with Instruction and Entertainment. F. Newbery. p. 23