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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… destroyed. It is known that the house then included a chapel (said to have been built by Lady Elizabeth Dinham, … range of the courtyard was re-built further out, and the chapel partly reconstructed above the ground-floor and a … the same time a range was built extending S.W. from the chapel. The rebuilding was still going on at the beginning of …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… building which formerly served as a Primitive Methodist chapel and later a school was used as a church hall. In 1972 … usually had 18-29 members at Elvington 73 and they built a chapel in 1810. 74 It was rebuilt or extensively repaired in … mission to York in 1819. 78 A Primitive Methodist 'chapel' mentioned in 1840 79 seems to have been a licensed …
A Dictionary of London
… 1570. The Church of St. Etheldreda was formerly the Chapel of Ely House. Sometimes called Ely Place. Q. Elizabeth …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… of the manor included the palace with a private chapel and demesne of 291 acres, fishing rights, court leet, … structure on the east is believed to have been the chapel. It has a fine south doorway with fourcentred arch and … property as far away as Littleport and Witcham. 67 The guildhall itself went to Thomas Jennings in 1571. 68 It stood …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… consists of chancel, north organ chamber and vestry, south chapel, clerestoried nave, two north aisles, north porch, … with cinquefoiled heads. The chancel opens to the south chapel by a four-centred arch with moulded caps and bases. … In 1747 Aungier Peacock gave a messuage called the guildhall 40 and 27½ acres of land for the maintenance of a …
Old and New London
… had enjoyed, from the Conquest, of using the hall, chapel, chambers, kitchen, pantry, buttery, and wine-cellar, … The next bishop, William de Luda, probably built the chapel of St. Etheldreda, and we find him adding a further … thousand marks for the finding of three chaplains" in the chapel there. The next benefactor to the episcopal residence …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for the tithes, a rent-charge of 190 has been awarded. The chapel, dedicated to St. Cuthbert, is a neat edifice, rebuilt … Sedgefield: the tithes have been commuted for 138. 13. The chapel, situated on the brink of the dene, appears to have … ancient. The townships of Rennington and Rock have each a chapel. There is a place of worship for members of the Kirk …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… the S. front of the range refaced in ashlar. The College Chapel, bounding New Court on the E., and now converted to … in the accounts for 1586 and the following year, the Chapel presumably then nearing completion. In 1587 the … 17th century increasing dissatisfaction with the original Chapel, which was orientated N. and S. and had never been …
Survey of London
… when the Metropolitan Railway allowed a Baptist Chapel to be built near the north-east corner of the site in … South on Broadwood land to the north. The history of this chapel, now a Russian Orthodox Church, is given on page 393. … 1869 a promoter had come forward to take a lease of the chapel and land immediately to its east and, eventually, to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… re-built in the 14th century and at the same period a N. chapel was added; a S. chapel was added at some uncertain date. Late in the 15th and … and South Aisles were re-built and widened, the North Chapel re-built c. 1531 and the clearstorey re-built and …