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A History of the County of Essex
… side was of timber with foliated spandrels. St. Richard's chapel, near the Great Gate, was probably identical with a chapel there mentioned in 1334. 16 It seems to have …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… is little evidence of this remaining. About 1330 the South Chapel and Aisle were added. The timber Belfry was added late … and with moulded jambs and two-centred arch. The South Chapel and Aisle (10 ft. wide) has in the E. wall a window, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… of Chichester and the prebendary of Wittering to build a chapel at Itchenor, the priest of which should be presented … 18 Between 1180 and 1197 Bishop Seffrid II allowed the chapel to be converted into a parish church with its own …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… South field may be part of a way across the fields 8 and Chapel Field Lane was also called a wale or wall. Possibly … and the millstream and separated by the Somerton road, and Chapel field in the north-west between Lydford common and the … 15 also Portch 16 or Port field, probably lay north of Chapel field where there are traces of ridge and furrow and …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… made between the church of West Marcham, and the chapel of Tuxford at Lanum, before the lord Richard (perhaps … of seventy three bovats, each one thrave of corn, and the chapel of Tuxford the rest of the tythe corn; and the said … of all the essarts that then were or should be, and the chapel of Tuxford was to have the remaining third part, and …
Survey of London
… its being used as the site of a replacement for Spa Fields Chapel in Exmouth Street (Exmouth Market). 108 Oldham died in … of almost the entire second floor, of which only the upper chapel was retained. But it was also necessary to make … behind, comprising staff rooms and offices beneath a lofty chapel. Brick built, with minimal stone dressings, this was …
Survey of London
… facing Pentonville Road, as well as the Pentonville Chapel, did not affect the general look of the development. … the small charity school connected with Pentonville Chapel, first established in 1788 for twelve boys and twelve … adjoining, was Aaron Hurst, the designer of Pentonville Chapel. 19 In 1864 James O'Brien (Bronterre O'Brien), the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… silver cup with assay mark of 1788, inscribed 'W.O. Chapel'. Secular (2) Bridge (82441735), over the Key Brook, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… which was late medieval, being sold to a Roman Catholic chapel in Wales. 43 The registers begin in 1540. 44 … services. 55 In 1901 the hall was succeeded by a school chapel built in Canterbury Road, where a new church was built …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… the chancel and N. and S. chapels were re-built and the S. chapel was lengthened. The rebuilding of the chancel-arch … tower was added or re-built in the 18th century. The S. chapel, which is now used as a vestry, was re-built late in … head; it was blocked in the 14th century, when the S. chapel was extended; the S. arcade is similar to the N. …