" The King granted a small part, namely, one virgate to "Herbert the Forester," before 1086, and this Herbert is generally supposed to have been the ancestor of those Lyndhursts who for so long held the wardenship of the Forest.

But to remove that suzerainty, to deprive the Khalif of the wardenship of the Holy Places is to render Khilafat a mockery which no Mahomedan can possibly look upon with equanimity, I am not alone in my interpretation of the pledge.

The year following, 1361, Wyclif was presented to the rich rectory of Fillingham by Baliol College, and was promoted the same year to the wardenship of that ancient college.

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The income arising from the wardenship of the hospital was £800, besides the value of the house.

"I shall certainly resign this wardenship," said Mr. Harding.

So Mr. Harding received a note begging him to call on Mr. Slope at the palace concerning the wardenship.

But no sooner had Mr. Slope promised Quiverful the wardenship, Mrs. Proudie writing at the same time to her protégée, Mrs. Quiverful, than he repented of the step he had taken.

To that end, he rode over to Puddingdale and persuaded Mr. Quiverful to give up all hope of the wardenship.