Samuel Hallifax or Halifax (1733–1790) was an English churchman and academic, holder of several chairs at Cambridge and was successively Bishop of Gloucester (1781–1789) and Bishop of St Asaph (1789–1790).

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Occupation: bishop, Anglican priest, Anglican theologian
Position held: Bishop of Gloucester, Anglican Bishop of St Asaph, Regius Professor of Civil Law, Cambridge University
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: 1733, January 8, 1733
Died: 1790, March 4, 1790

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Samuel Hallifax

English clergyman and academic (1733-1790)

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About Samuel Hallifax

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Occupation: bishop, Anglican priest, Anglican theologian
Position held: Bishop of Gloucester, Anglican Bishop of St Asaph, Regius Professor of Civil Law, Cambridge University
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: 1733, January 8, 1733
Died: 1790, March 4, 1790

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