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A History of the County of Oxford
… century only one, with congregations of fewer than 20, and communion services at the principal festivals. 45 From 1899 … in 1891. 58 In 1759 the curate complained of the lack of communion plate and in 1792 the rector David Hughes presented …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… and the names of the churchwardens, restored in 1897. Communion Rails: with turned balusters, with moulded rail and heavier turned posts to gates, early 18th-century, … Dominic and the Supper at Emmaus, probably fragments of communion rails. a(18) Cottage, two tenements, 90 yards S.E. …
Survey of London
… generally have moulded panelling in two heights with chair rail and cornice. No. 7.The external treatment of this house … have moulded panelling in two heights with moulded chair rail and cornice. The upper rooms have square panelling. The …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… roofs were extensively restored in 1959. Fittings: The communion plate provided for the prison chapel consisted in … former chapel on the first floor, with signs of the altar rail setting, are still visible. The 'Kirkgate' exhibit …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and the teal and shoveler do so occasionally ; the water-rail is well known in summer by the local name of ' skitty' ; … two localities. Reports also tend to prove that the land-rail is becoming very scarce in some districts. It is more … in the neighbourhood of Taunton. 175. Corn-Crake or Land-Rail. Crex pratensis, Bechstein. A summer visitor. …