In both places, clergymen and visitors trusted by fearful residents have heard first-hand accounts of assailants and conspirators being known in the area.
Raoul L. Felder, better known for ending marriages than for defending them, said a well-established "mock priest rule" ensured that a couple who both believed the clergyman who wed them was legitimate were indeed considered married even if he was a charlatan.
THE title of the current exhibition at the Southold Historical Society, "The Versatile Reverend," aptly describes its subject, a man who was both a clergyman and a professional photographer.
In this case, see, it's about justice – because we have children who cannot speak for themselves," said Gannon, who comes at the issue as both a clergyman and a dad.
His father, Johann Adolf Schlegel, was both a clergyman and literary figure; his uncle, Johann Elias, was a dramatist and aesthetic theorist; and his elder brother by five years, August Wilhelm, was to become the great German translator of Shakespeare and one of the most prominent literary critics of the time.
And sure enough Douglas Alexander, and his boss, Gordon Brown, are both sons of clergymen.
And also with their younger brothers, Wilfred and Ronald, Anglican clergymen both, until Ronald converted and became a celebrated Roman Catholic priest, apologist and translator of a Catholic Bible.
Auden, whose grandfathers were both Church of England clergymen, grew up in an Anglo-Catholic household that followed a "High" form of Anglicanism with doctrine and ritual resembling those of Roman Catholicism.
Another improvement was "the placing of double windows on the King-street side to shut out the sound of the traffic, which hitherto has been a serious annoyance to both the officiating clergymen and the congregation".
