... the Liberal cause in the north of England, his general intelligence, and noble character, merited public recoguition from the Whig Government, and in 1533 was appointed to take charge of the Greenwich Hospital Estates, which arc situated in the counties ...

... Bishopric that fell vacant, which was indeed also the poorest, for the salary was below £3800 a-year ; and the accession of the Whigs stopped all furthur promotion. His long administration of his see was unquiet one, and it is said he spent between £20,000 ...

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