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A History of the County of Warwick
… separate entries. 19. ALL SAINTS, Birmingham (All Saints St. and Lodge Rd.), a building of red brick in the Gothic … since 1834, when a parish was assigned out of St. Martin's, in the gift of the trustees of St. Martin's. 84 The … worship at St. Columba's School, Dymoke St. (1908-13), St. Katherine's mission room, Stanhope St. (1908-25), and St. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… success, perhaps because of opposition from vicar of St Saviour's, Walton Street. 17 An extended site was leased from Henry … at corner of Pont Street and Lennox Gardens, begun as St Andrew's Scottish National church 1883; renamed St …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Heath: Coventry Road. The mission was founded in 1901 from St. Anne's and mass was said in a workshop in Green Lane until 1903 … Lane. The mission was established in 1951 and served from St. Dunstan's, King's Heath, q.v. 17 The church is a small …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… christian faiths NON CHRISTIAN FAITHS JUDAISM Although Jew's Row (later Queen's Road West) was built up by the early 19th century, 15 its … Jews in the area. Chelsea Synagogue, Smith Terrace, Smith St. Worship started in homes of Wolff Adler and Julius Nelken …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 1 Serbian Orthodox Church Middleton Hall Road Church of St. Lazar was registered for public worship in 1955, 2 and … when the Revd. Radovan Milkovich conducted a service at St. Martin's Church which was attended by nearly 600 Serbian exiles. 4 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… These usages, which have been adopted for clarity's sake alone, are not to be taken as prejudging in any way … 1904, 232 in 1914, 16 and 252 in 1956. 17 Alcester Street St. Martin's Chapel: see Warwick St. Alma Street mission hall was registered for public …
A History of the County of Warwick
… are known to have existed in Birmingham and King's Norton 2 in the 1630s, at which were discussed the problems … by about 1628, 6 and is said to have 'held the pulpit' of St. Martin's until about 1634. 7 In his will, proved 1659, he … Roberts and then Samuel Wills 12 to make the pulpit of St. Martin's a stronghold of Presbyterianism. Two other …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 22 Dr Thomas Harrison (d. 1682), who had lived in Cromwell's family, was described as 'late preacher at Chelsea' in … 1800 which acquired Ind. chapel in North (later Basil) St 1812 under min. John Middleton, who was not recorded after … of White Lion (from 1884 southern end of Lower Sloane) St. New plain white-brick bldg by Jas Cubitt 11 reg. as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and other sources as indicated. Building to 1820 Chelsea's parish church was an unexceptional late medieval rubble and … after 1815 is displayed by the lavish new parish church of St Luke, sited near the centre of the parish and built on … 1 Three large brick district chapels, Christ Church, St Saviour, and St Jude, followed in the late 1830s and early …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to c. 1886 the Benedictines conducted a grammar school (St. Thomas's) at Erdington. 1 In 1922 they returned to Germany and were … of buildings, completed in 1880, adjoin the church of St. Thomas and St. Edmund 3 and are built of stone in a …