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A History of the County of Essex
… were closed by government order in 1864 27 and in 1866 a new cemetery was opened in the north of the town. 28 In 1843 … proposed that Chipping Ongar should be the nucleus of a new town of 60,000 inhabitants (see pp. 169-71). The …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 1870. 40 By 1874 the priest of Ongar was also serving a new Mass-centre at Dunmow. He was living at this time at …
A History of the County of Essex
… under Anglican control, as it was in 1871. 35 In 1846 a new school was built behind the trust cottages. 36 It had … Education Committee published its intention of providing a new school in the town, 52 they decided to offer the existing … in 1913 and, after extensive rebuilding, opened the new school in June 1915 with accommodation for 278 pupils. 54 …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… scope for the arrangement of the trees and plantations. A new road, also, leading to the castle, in a winding direction … in lieu of that which formerly led from the village. Near New Hall, which is described as an old seat of the … a large portion of it is included within the limits of the new borough. Three-fourths of the tithes belong to Sir Watkin …
The Environs of London
… 1795 26 25 The present number of houses is 196; fifteen new houses are building. Burials in the plague-years. In …
Old and New London
… in this part has very much increased of late years, a new church has been erected recently, almost on the site of … to the abbey. It was perhaps in consequence of the new tie thus springing up that a "Pest House" was built on … rebuilt and decorated in true ecclesiastical taste, and a new memorial east window inserted. Still, the inside of the …
The Environs of London
… fond affection drew; "Oft heard, and oft admir'd, yet ever new; "The heart that melted at another's grief; "The hand in … d. "1622. Cleared at Whitsuntide 5 0 0 Paid for making a new payre of pigeing-holes 0 2 6 Charity school. A …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by the vestry, 54 until some parishioners paid for four new almshouses between 1721 and 1724. 55 Repaired in 1816, … that they could discharge a debt to Thomas Mawson over the new workhouse. In 1826, as advised by the Charity …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… paid for expensive repairs. 5 Galleries were added when new aisles of brick, with round-headed windows, were built on … 500. 37 Damaged in Second World War, demol. with Chiswick New Town, and replaced by St. Nicholas's church hall 1956. 38 …