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The Environs of London
… is about 70 29. Burials in the plague years. In 1603, one burial only is entered, but the person buried was said to …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a meeting-house at Elton in 1690, 75 and acquired a burial ground there in 1724. 76 Independents and Wesleyan …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by faculty to the family of Turner of Penleigh as a burial place and it is sometimes called the Penleigh chapel. … Abingdon Arms' (later the 'Lopes Arms'). 65 In 1857 a new burial ground lying along the road to Bratton was purchased …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… a small red-brick building standing in the middle of its burial ground at the end of a narrow lane. A public road … churchyard where they were buried is called the Quakers' burial ground. 87 A Friends Meeting opened in Westbury in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the east end of the south aisle is an ancient chapel, the burial-place of the Marten family. At East Chiltington is a …
Old and New London
… suggested to Matthew Prior his epigram on the duke's burial here, at which Bishop Atterbury, as Dean of … Walcott, "that there was some difficulty raised about the burial service by the friends of the departed ambassador." …
Old and New London
… Addison lay in state in the Jerusalem Chamber, before its burial in Henry VII.'s Chapel, as pictured in Tickell's …
Old and New London
… Abbey, and obtained the honour (at that time unusual) of burial within its wallsthe first who was laid, so far as we …