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- Thomas_de_Burley comment "Thomas de Burley (died c.1371) was an English-born judge and monk in fourteenth century Ireland. He was twice Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Prior of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, whose Dublin house was at Kilmainham. Despite his clerical rank he had a reputation for corruption and vindictiveness.Little is known of his life before 1359, when he was appointed both Prior and Lord Chancellor, except that he was English by birth, and entered the order in England.".
- Q16197667 comment "Thomas de Burley (died c.1371) was an English-born judge and monk in fourteenth century Ireland. He was twice Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Prior of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, whose Dublin house was at Kilmainham. Despite his clerical rank he had a reputation for corruption and vindictiveness.Little is known of his life before 1359, when he was appointed both Prior and Lord Chancellor, except that he was English by birth, and entered the order in England.".