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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… a Free church, a place of worship for the United Christian Congregation, and a Roman Catholic chapel. There are a place …
Survey of London
… Meath, 166467, and one of the Ministers of the Wood Street Congregation, Dublin, 166787. In the latter year he came to London and was appointed Minister to the Presbyterian Congregation, Hand Alley, Bishopsgate, a position which he …
A History of the County of Essex
… of all popish features. 23 Such activity as the rector and congregation showed was more secular in spirit. Since 1543 … parish, as well as Springham. 89 Springham's Presbyterian congregation still existed in 1708 when application was made … an equivalent reversionary bequest for poor members of the congregation. 109 In 1819 a plot south of the chapel was …
A History of the County of Sussex
… room to replace it was opened in Church Lane. At first the congregation was under the aegis of Shoreham Baptist church, …
Survey of London
… 4). The chapel was probably opened in November 1700, the congregation being formed by the amalgamation of those in St. … Lane and Newport Market. In the following year the congregation entered into a pastoral union with the Leicester … chapel, then in Orange Street. 91 There was never a large congregation at the Ryder's Court Chapel, which has been …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is a handsome edifice in the Norman style, adapted for a congregation of 800. There is a place of worship for …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… licensed for Baptist worship in 1798, 5 but no permanent congregation grew up. 6 In 1841 another building was licensed … 1850 there were enough in the village for the Warminster congregation to build a chapel there. It provided 100 sittings, and a congregation of 60 attended in 1851, when afternoon and …