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Diocesan consultors are a certain number of priests in each diocese of the United States who act as official advisers of the bishop in certain matters pertaining to the administration of the diocese . The late twelfth and early thirteenth-century halls built by the new communal governments of these cities , however , were proportioned quite differently : they were nearly square.19 These differently configured halls certainly demonstrated different styles of lordship and statements about power : in the way these spaces structured human interaction , the wider dimensions of the communal hall bespoke collective lordship and a more broadly shared access to power , while the narrower confines of the bishop 's hall suited personal lordship and a more hierarchical conception of power . Nothing is said of what became of the bishop . It may be worth pointing out that in the only source which has something to tell us about episcopal archives - - namely , the Historia Compostellana - - it is clear that there was no distinction between the records and valuables of the bishop and those of the chapter ; all alike were kept together in the cathedral treasury . " Arrowsmithes , " lying in Chelmsford , bounded by the lands late of the bishop of London and now of Thomas Willemay , knight , called " Chappellfeild " to the north , a lane leading from the Roman road called " Newstreete " to the Springfeild Mill and a pasture called " Tunmanmeade " to the east and Newstreete itself to the west .