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A History of the County of Essex
… domed bell cupola with paired Ionic columns. There are box pews and a fine pulpit with sounding-board. Much of the …
Survey of London
… ministers and congregation for the erection of galleries, pews and a vestry. 56 The chapel, a simple rectangular …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… showing 'the present position and arrangement of the pews' (Fig. p. 305). This and two watercolours of 1864 (Plate … early 19th-century, except, over staircases, small box-pews, probably 18th-century. (5) Unitarian Chapel, South … into later seating are three doors from original pews. Staircases: with turned newels, 1830. (6) Former …
A History of the County of Sussex
… at the same time. The church was repewed c. 1770; 4 the pews, with Gothic traceried ends, survive. By 1880 the north …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the churchwardens to grant space in the church on which pews could be erected, which could then be the subject of … late 18th century the vestry tried to limit the tenure of pews to leasehold for 3 lives, but in the 1830's 4 pews were regarded as freehold, belonging to the manor houses …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… The names of those who subscribed to the cost and bought pews in the new building are eloquent of the social standing … in March there were not many over 50, and many of the pews were out of repair. 37 In 1845 the Vicar of Warminster … for the front wall and rebuilt with new galleries and pews. He continued the work at the Common, expounding the …