After he left the treasurership, Ralph was accused by the cathedral chapter of Rouen of misusing some of the funds of the cathedral, and the dispute dragged on until 1188, when it was heard by a papal commission.
22.
He was voted guilty by the new Parliament hostile to Danby was returned, and he was forced to resign the treasurership; but he received a pardon from the king under the Great Seal, and a warrant for a marquessate.
23.
Carsuell's associations with Earl Gilleasbaig were strong enough for Carsuel to become chaplain to the earl, and probably lay behind in possession by September 1550, and certainly by 14 October 1551, of the Treasurership of Lismore Cathedral.
24.
In May 1618 he bought the treasurership of the navy from Charles I . He was one of the promoters of the Persian Company, to which he subscribed ?, 000, and took part in numerous projects for draining the Fens.
25.
On 25 June 1593, Sir Morish O'Cullen, the Chancellor of Armagh, stated at Dundalk that-" " Thurlough O'Boile has got the treasurership of Armagh from the Primate M'Gawran " ."
26.
In the lead, you write : " After rebelling, Nigel was eventually reconciled with Stephen, but when Stephen died Nigel was returned to the Treasurership by Stephen's successor King Henry II of England, in order to restore order to the treasury.
27.
He became one of Henry VIII Tudor's chief agents in the royal divorce proceedings, which assisted the advancement of his ecclesiastical careerhe was rewarded by the deanery of Lichfield in 1533, the rectory of Hackney ( 1534 ), and treasurership of Salisbury ( 1535 ).
28.
But Arlington's support of the court policy was entirely subordinate to personal interests; and after the appointment of Clifford in November 1672 to the treasurership, his jealousy and mortification, together with his alarm at the violent opposition aroused in parliament, caused him to veer over to the other side.
29.
Suspected of favouring the cause of the Douglases, he lost the treasurership almost as soon as he obtained it, although he again held it from 1537 to 1539 . On 23 June 1539 he was admitted to the Earl of Arran, when he joined in opposing the treaty of peace with England.
30.
Walter was claiming the right to be Treasurer of Glasgow from 1452, litigating for the honour with two other parties, Thomas Lauder and John Balfour; he resigned the treasurership of Glasgow to Hugh Douglas in order to become Archdeacon of St Andrews : this occurred sometime between 7 June 1455 and October 1457.
