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A History of the County of Essex
… book 164179, vestry minutes 16791851, churchwardens' accounts from 1737, and overseers' accounts from 1765. They have been fully analysed in a book, … vestry dinners, or killing vermin are found in their accounts. 10 Until 1700 overseers and constables levied …
A History of the County of Essex
… as an undenominational hall. It was staffed by Church Army captains and became attached to All Saints. In 1911 it … Road, on the site now (1965) occupied by the Salvation Army citadel. The first pastor was appointed in 1876. 122 … Broadmead Baptist church in 1963. 136 The Salvation Army used the Congregationalists' iron building in Daisy Road …
A History of the County of Oxford
… £300 owed to various charities. 27 A re-examination of accounts in 1848 led to the withdrawal of charity funds from …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 44 The identity of chapel and chantry property presumably accounts for the confusion of nomenclature. The known …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1830; the town's relative decline in the Victorian period accounts for the continued dominance of Georgian and Regency …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the flesh side of the skin. Until the First World War the army ordered white, pipeclayed gloves in large quantities. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… visit of the king of Scots. 61 The royal connexion perhaps accounts for the foundation of several small hospitals in the … In October the earl of Northampton with a large royalist army stayed there on the way to relieve Banbury, and seven … 1646, 89 but in March Col. Thomas Rainsborough and an army of 2,000 men arrived with the intention of blockading …