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… Puritan divine was appointed to the cure of the new chapel at Shadwell by Cromwell, but in 1662, being ejected …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… north and on a similar plan. The central block had a chapel, served from St. James's, Ratcliff, and attended by the almswomen twice a week. The chapel was flanked by two-storeyed houses, including lodgings … of 12 brick dwellings, with a wall in front and small gardens behind, 22 and probably formed the building shown in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… also confirmed to the college right of presentation to the chapel at Bow and to any new churches or chapels. 26 The … be made over to support the minister at Stratford Bow chapel. 44 Before the amalgamation of the benefices, the … chaplain in 1377 and generally at least two clerks. 1 A chapel was built in the later 12th century by William of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Greenwich. 85 In 1652 the road to the ferry was known as Chapel Lane. 86 The medieval road pattern changed little … 4 As Potters ferry in 1652 it ran from the south end of Chapel Lane to East Greenwich and was valued at £21 a year … stations on the line in the Isle of Dogs ending at Island Gardens were common to both lines. 23 An extension east to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… along Back Church Lane, which may have been the medieval Chapel Street. The new parish took the western side of … Hist. Imbanking, 72. P.R.O., SC 6/1140/24; below, manors. Chapel also ceased to be used: below, churches. B.L. Lansd. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… s. 4 d. for customary messuages with their courtyards and gardens, 10 s. for a dwelling called a tenement with courtyards and gardens, 20 d. for a cottage that could not be let for more … 13 s. because part was used for the bishop's sheep. The gardens produced nothing in 1336 because the trees had not …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the inhabitants of Stratford Bow, with their own chapel, were allowed in 1497 to compound for church rates and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… William Chedworth in 14645. 21 The manor house included a chapel by 1243. 22 An ambulatory between the lord's chamber … Bromefield, with eight messuages and eight cottages, with gardens, an orchard, a dovecot, 110 a., and 9 s. rent and … Thomas Goodman the manor of Barnes with 54 messuages, 72 gardens, 20 cottages, 1 windmill, and 70 a. in St. Botolph …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… where 800 met under Dr. Samuel Annesley; they also had a chapel in Broad Street, Wapping-Stepney, from 1668. 84 …