clergyman

In the mid-19th century, facial hair was the sort of thing worn by parliamentarians, clergymen, professors, generals, and royalty.

We had interviews with clergymen and others, who discussed various projects of escape.

The travelling-carriage was standing at the door; Arthur Lovell and Mr. Dunbar were in the hall with the two clergymen.

As a rule, the clergymen of New York are like those of other places.