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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… to be performed according to the Directory. 7. That the Chapel of the Rolls, the Two Serjeants Inns, and Four Inns of …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
A Dictionary of London
… fire it was proposed to pull down the church and erect a chapel on its site. But the determined opposition of the … there set out the church is described as follows : " The Chapel, late the Parish Church, called Papey Church, late in …
A History of the County of London
… Richard de Temple, who succeeded him as prior. 35 The Lady Chapel dedicated by Archbishop Stephen Langton 36 was added … in return for the relinquishing of Norman's claim over the chapel and garden of the abbot (1114–30). Guildhall MS. 122, … the annexation of the church of St. Botolph and the chapel of St. Katharine and St. Michael within the cemetery …
A History of the County of London
… Roches, bishop of Winchester, who also built a spacious chapel dedicated to St. Mary Magdalen, which afterwards … parish church of St. Mary Magdalen, and St. Mary's chapel in the conventual farmery, and their respective … each serving boy 12 d. For the service of the altar of the chapel of St. John, where he was to be buried, he left two …
A History of the County of London
… interference with the church which he calls his demesne chapel; 15 and Henry III in 1227 confirmed their charters. 16 … advowson of the church of Tewin; 92 the oblations of the chapel of St. Mary, Yarmouth, 93 and pensions from the … the said church. Cal. of Pat. 1317–21, p. 597. St. Mary's Chapel which is mentioned in 1322 (Sharpe, Cal. of Wills, i, …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… of the priory, to which she was a benefactor, building the chapel of St. Vincent as an adjunct to the conventual church. … John Bachelor, for use at the altar in the newly-built chapel of the Annunciation, a great missal, a silver chalice …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… recently built. Besides the parochial church, there is a chapel at Blakeney, where are also a Baptist chapel and a national school. In the register, it is recorded … the incumbent resides in a neat house, built in 1843. The chapel was consecrated about 1760. A poor person from this …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… of the 13th century the Chancel was re-built and the North Chapel added; the West Tower is of almost the same date. In … of the 15th century. There is no chancel-arch. The North Chapel (37 ft. by 9 ft.) has a modern window in the E. wall. … 1585, with one shield and one lozenge-of-arms. In N. chapel(5) to Charles Barett, 1584, with shield-of-arms; …