With their descendants this mastership became hereditary. His tutor was William Moses, later ejected from the mastership of Pembroke. The "hereditary" mastership was a serjeanty associated with the Manor of Little Weldon. Following Thorp's death in 1862 the mastership was created as a separate position. He tried unsuccessfully to gain the mastership of the Great Hospital in Norwich. Hudak eventually resigned from the mastership and died three months later. The "Cantilena" is a piece of fine literature; the work of dextrous mastership. Master's based upon their "mastership" of that story's overall theme. The Mastership of Churchill College is a Crown appointment. His first production was called "Mastership". The school council chose to open the head mastership to new applicants. Your letter also speaks of acquiring mastership in this lifetime. This continued under the Mastership of John Cosin, who succeeded Wren in 1634. After Henry, the grand mastership was held by the royal family. Fellowship and Mastership in ACP recognize outstanding achievement in internal medicine.