Meanings of anglican clergyman in English

After all, Dublin was a backwater for an ambitious Anglican clergyman.

His nephew, an Anglican clergyman, kindly wished to undeceive him on this point.

A new Anglican clergyman, Mr. Dunn, arrives, who is slightly different from the others.

He was an Anglican clergyman who had done missionary service in the Canadian West.

Bullied by his priggish father, Ernest becomes an Anglican clergyman, serving a religion he hates.

Baptism, registration of births and deaths, and marriage could be performed legally only by Anglican clergymen.

Mr. Meany (the Anglican clergyman), the officers and ladies of the Tenth, Governor and Mrs.

Here are Scotch ministers, Anglican clergymen, and laymen, working side by side in a great ministry of service.

"Do you mean the greatest truths in the possession of Anglican clergymen?"

Sir, - One inevitably has to ask why certain Anglican clergymen are increasingly encouraging Catholics to accept Anglican Holy Communion?

He was a quiet man, tall and slightly stooping, with the fluty and precisely modulated voice of an Anglican clergyman.

He was twice an Anglican clergyman, resigning from holy orders for 11 years before resuming an active role in the church.

The influence of their preaching was very marked, however, and many orthodox Anglican clergymen traveled about preaching to the lower classes.

There were those who opposed the Revolution because they were dependent on government for their livelihood, royal office-holders and Anglican clergymen for instance.

He also put Anglican clergymen into some of the churches of the Presbyterians and the Dutch-whichthose people did not like at all.

London - A senior Anglican clergyman who described the Church of England as "light years" out of date defended his views yesterday.