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DEANS.
The deanery was founded and endowed pursuant to orders in council dated 10th Nov. 1N43 and 31st Jan. ]<S44, arising out of stat. 3 & 4 Vict. 0, u ;. 40. and 6 & 7 Vict < 77. 9, the first of \\hi>-li enacted thai the archdeacon of Llandaff shall from henceforth be also dean of the cathedral church of Llandaff; and the second, that the dignity and office of archdea- con of Llandaff may be separated from the deanerj of Llandaff, provided always thai rach separation shall nut take place before tin- next vacancy "I" tin- said deanery without the consent < >f tin- present dean.
Tin' deanery La\ ini: become vacant, the Ecclesiastical
I ommissioners r mmended that the archdeaconry
and deanery of Llandaff should forthwith be disunited, and become from henceforth two separate and distinct dignities and offices; the Queen in council having ap- proved of the scheme, ordered tli^ same to be effectual
in law, &C, and
William Bbi i 1 Knighi was appointed dean of Llan- daff 29th Nov. [84
William Dakii l Contbi mm was collated 29th Sept. . 844
��ARCHDEACONS.
BLEGABBEDUs L.wi.rAitiDi'x hrld the office in 914 s . I'iihax from this dignity was made bishop of this see in
II07 90 . Uhtrid held this office in 1126 91 . He became bishop
of the see. Ralph held it in 1 171. , Maubice lu-ld it in 1231. He died xviii Cal. Jan. (15th
��M Bale, 127. Pits, 172. n Wharton, MS. F. p. 90.
- > Wharton, MS. R. p. 136. [bid. <i. p. 6.30.
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