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profectus indeque specialem benedictionem Praesidi et Collegio Pontificis nomine impertiendam secum deferens, Philosophiae operam dedit; post quam in Angliam reversus iterumque in Flandriam rediens, ut simul cum Antonio Morgano et Eduardo Schinero regiones varias inviseret, cum prima tamen huc missione se coniunxit et appulit 22 Novembris 1628; ubi datis egregiis diligentiae et pietatis exemplis in morbum prolixum et molestissimum incidens sanctissime obiit 26 Septembris 1631. 3; G, 170-71. (Bedfordshire.) Studied humanity at Douai College [which he entered Aug 10 1620 (CRS 10, 181)]. Then went to Rome for Holy Year and brought back a papal blessing [ib. 230,236]. Studied Philosophy, went to England [May 14 1627 (ib. 252)] and returned to Flanders to go on tour with Anthony Morgan and Edward Skinner, but joined 1st mission and arrived here Nov 22 1628. Exemplary in his commitment and virtue, but contracted a most painful disease and died a very holy death Sept 26 1631. CHARNOCK, Robert, al. MANLEY [1615-1671] ROBERTUS MANLEIUS, alias CHERNOCUS, Lancastrensis, nobilis [All in Pickford's hand:] Hic patre Rogero Chernoco natus, literas humaniores accepit in Anglia et cum iam a Patribus Societatis destinatus esset ad Romanam vel Hispanam missionem, consilio R. D. Edmundi Irlandi sacerdotis huc a matre amandatus est, unus ex secunda missione; navi appulit Kalendis Septembris 1633 cum esset annorum aetatis octodecim; ubi cursum Philosophiae audivit, et ter publicas conclusiones sub D. Daniele defendit, primas ex universa Logica 11 Iunii 1634, secundas ex tota Philosophia Naturali Kalendis Iulii 1635, terti as ex universo cursu 18 Iunii 1636. Habitum verum et iuramentum Collegii accepit 29 Iunii 1635 in festo Sanctorum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli. [In margin: Primam tonsuram et minores 21 Decembris 1635 ab Ill. Protectore; subdiaconatum 21 Decembris 1638; diaconatum 2 Ianuarii 1639.] Mox ad Theologiam ascendens, in tertio eiusdem anna sacris ordinibus et sacerdotio initiatus est ab Ill. Protect ore 26 Aprilis 1639, statimque 15 die Maii sequentis publicas theses ex materia de Angelis defendit sub D. Onufrio Elisaeo. Tandem sub fine quarti anni theologici, habito prius examine, concione, et praestito iuramento cum promissione adnexa, in patriam cum facultatibus missionarius navigio abiit 15 Aprilis 1640. 8; A2, 52; G, 187. (Lancashire.) Son of Roger Charnock; studied humanity in England. Though the Jesuits intended him for Rome or Spain, his mother sent him here on Mr Edmund Ireland's advice as one of 2nd mission. Arrived by sea Sept 1 1633, aged 18. Studied Philosophy and defended theses under Pickford June 1634, July 1635 and June 1636. Oath June 29 1635. Tons. and minors Dec 21 1635; subd. Dec 21 1638; diac. Jan 2 1639; priesthood in 3rd Theology April 26 1639, after which he defended theses May 15 under Waring. Left by sea for home a missioner with faculties April 15 1640. Note: Missionary oath April 14 1640 (BA 215, 3). In George Leyburn's list of noteworthy clergy (1667-8); Leyburn claims to have secured him