Whereas application hath been formerly made to the Dean and chapter of Christ-Church, that a room in the Castle in Oxford might be consecrated as a chapel, and converted to the use and benefit of one of Trinity College; and ... the application was by them rejected, ... Yet Thomas Horde ... hath thought it lawful ... to invade the rights of the Dean and chapter ... Therefore for their just vindication, this paper was ordered to be printed; whereby the Dean absolutely disowns his consent unto, and disclaims the trust, Mr. Horde would impose upon him. ...
Christ Church (Oxford, England)
[Oxford,
1750?]
At foot: "To shew my contempt of this ridiculous paper of theirs, I have ordered a second edition thereof to be printed at the charge of me Tho. Horde".
ESTC
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