Bishop Of Norwich
The
Bishop
of
Norwich
is the
Ordinary
of the
Church of England
Diocese of Norwich
in the
Province of Canterbury
. The diocese covers most of the County of
Norfolk
and part of
Suffolk
. The
see
is in the
City of Norwich
where the seat is located at the
Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity
which was built as a cathedral in
1096
. East Anglia has held a bishopric since
630
when the first cathedral was founded at
Dunwich
on a site which is now submerged by the sea off the coast of Suffolk. The seat was moved in
673
to
Elmham
(now
North Elmham
) and from thence to
Thetford
in
1070
before finally being located in Norwich in
1094
under
King William II
ahead of the completion of the new cathedral building. The current bishop is the Right Reverend
Graham
Richard
James
, the 71st Bishop of Norwich, who signs
Graham Norvic
. In traditional dining circles, when the
port
is being circulated after dinner it is traditionally considered poor
etiquette
to ask for the bottle to be passed round should someone be seen to be hogging the decanter. Instead certain groups hold that one should ask if the offending gentleman "knows the Bishop of Norwich" to prompt him to pass it round.
List of the Bishops of the Diocese of Norwich, England
and its precursor offices
(Dates in italics indicate
de facto
continuation of office)
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Thetford
small>
1070
to
1086
Herfast
,
Bishop of Thetford
small>
1086
to
1091
William de Beaufeu
,
Bishop of Thetford
small>
1091
to
1094
Herbert Losinga
,
Bishop of Thetford
Moved see to Norwich
1094
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Norwich
small>
1094
to
1119
Herbert Losinga
,
Bishop of Norwich
small>
1121
to
1145
Everard
Deposed
small>
1146
to
1174
William de Turbe
small>
1175
to
1200
John of Oxford
small>
1200
to
1214
John de Gray
Died in office
small>
1214
to
1222
vacant
small>
1222
to
16 September
1226
Pandulf Masca
small>
1226
to
1236
Thomas Blunville
small>
1236
to
1236
Ralph de Norwich
small>
1236
to
1239
vacant
small>
1239
to
1244
William de Raley
Translated to Winchester
small>
1245
to
1257
Walter Suffield
Died in office
small>
1258
to
1266
Simon de Wanton
small>
1266
to
1278
Roger Skirnyng
small>
1278
to
1288
William Middleton
small>
1289
to
1299
Ralph Walpole
translated to Ely
small>
1299
to
1325
John Salmon
Died in office
small>
1325
to
1336
William Ayermin
small>
1337
to
1343
Antony Bek
small>
1344
to
1355
William Bateman
small>
1356
to
1369
Thomas Percy
small>
1370
to
1406
Henry Spenser
Died in office
small>
1407
to
1413
Alexander Tottington
small>
1413
to
1415
Richard Courtenay
small>
1416
to
1425
John Wakering
small>
1426
to
1436
William Alnwick
Translated to Lincoln
small>
1436
to
1445
Thomas Brown
Bishop of Rochester
small>
1445
to
1472
Walter Hart
(
Walter Le Hart
)
small>
1472
to
1498
James Goldwell
small>
1499
to
1500
Thomas Jane
small>
1501
to
1536
Richard Nykke
(
Richard Nix
)
small>
1536
to
1550
William Rugg
(
William Repps
)
Protestant; resigned
small>
1550
to
1554
Thomas Thirlby
Bishop of Westminster; Protestant - later reconciled; translated to Ely
small>
1554
to
1558
John Hopton
Last Roman Catholic Bishop of Norwich
small>
1560
to
1575
John Parkhurst
small>
1575
to
1584
Edmund Freak
Bishop of Rochester; translated to Worcester
small>
1585
to
1594
Edmund Scambler
Bishop of Peterborough
small>
1594
to
1602
William Redman
small>
1602
to
1617
John Jegon
small>
1618
to
1619
John Overall
Bishop of Lichfield
small>
1619
to
1628
Samuel Harsnet
Translated to York
small>
1628
to
1631
Francis White
Translated to Ely
small>
1632
to
1635
Richard Corbet
Bishop of Norwich
small>
1635
to
1638
Matthew Wren
Translated to Ely
small>
1638
to
1641
Richard Montague
Bishop of Chichester
small>
1641
to
1656
Joseph Hall
Bishop of Exeter; died in office
small>
1661
to
1676
Edward Reynolds
small>
1676
to
1685
Antony Sparrow
Bishop of Exeter
small>
1685
to
1691
William Lloyd
Bishop of Llandaff; Bishop of Peterborough; deposed
small>
1691
to
1707
John Moore
Translated to Ely
small>
1708
to
1721
Charles Trimnell
Translated to Winchester
small>
1721
to
1723
Thomas Green
Translated to Ely
small>
1723
to
1727
John Leng
small>
1727
to
1732
William Baker
Bishop of Bangor
small>
1733
to
1738
Robert Butts
Translated to Ely
small>
1738
to
1748
Sir
Thomas Gooch
Bishop of Bristol; translated to Ely
small>
1748
to
1749
Samuel Lisle
Bishop of St Asaph
small>
1749
to
1761
Thomas Hayter
Tranlsated to London
small>
1761
to
1783
Philip Young
Bishop of Bristol
small>
1783
to
1790
Lewis Bagot
Bishop of Bristol; translated to St Asaph
small>
1790
to
1792
George Horne
small>
1792
to
1805
Charles Manners-Sutton
translated to Canterbury
small>
1805
to
1837
Henry Bathurst
small>
1837
to
1849
Edward Stanley
small>
1849
to
1857
Samuel Hinds
Resigned
small>
1857
to
1893
John Thomas Pelham
small>
1893
to
1910
John Sheepshanks
small>
1910
to
1942
Bertram Pollock
small>
1942
to
1959
Percy
Mark
Herbert
small>
1959
to
1971
William
Lancelot Scott
Fleming
small>
1971
to
1985
Maurice
Arthur Ponsonby
Wood
small>
1985
to
1999
Peter
John
Nott
small>
1999
to present
Graham
Richard
James
See also
Lists of office-holders
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