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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… perpetual curacy, annexed to the vicarage of Layston. The chapel, dedicated to St. Peter, is a commodious brick … extent, about 800 persons being employed in it. The chapel, dedicated to St. Catharine, was recently built. There … river Nadder. The living is a perpetual curacy, with the chapel of St. John, in Wilton, and has a net income of 52; …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… dated 1852. In the early 20th century a nonconformist chapel was built on the east side of the street at the north … T. H. Wyatt. 32 It consists of a chancel, to which a south chapel was added c. 1876, 33 an aisled and clerestoried nave … Methodists certified a house at Ram Alley and in 1822 a chapel at Eastcourt. 43 Three services at the chapel on …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… direction, seem to prove the existence of a small aisle or chapel in former days. The prominent architectural features …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… On the estate of Boslevan are some vestiges of a chapel, called the Sanctuary. At Boscawen, Rosemoddrep, … monuments to the Ayshford family, who had a chantry chapel at the east end of the aisle. Attached to the villa of Ayshford is a chapel, for which an endowment has been charged upon the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… towards the S., perhaps also in the 14th century, and a N. chapel and Vestry added. The clearstorey was added late in …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… John gave; the church of Stoughton ( Stoctona) with the chapel of Marden ( Mereduna) and the church of Racton ( … of Tollington ( Tulintona) with its lands and tithes, the chapel of Treyford ( Treva) with its tithes, and the chapel of Duncton ( Dunecketuna) with its tithes; the church …
Survey of London
… to mee'. 34 There is not at this period any reference to a chapel, d but by the time Burlington came to make his will in … About two-thirds of the east wing was taken up by the chapel, which appears to have had its floor at basement level … all the ground-floor rooms on the south front, except the chapel, were 'wainscotted eight feet and a half high'. As …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the Grecian style, designed by Inigo Jones for the chapel of the intended palace of Charles II. at Whitehall, … by a shop. All Saints' church, Burnham-Ulph, is used as a chapel to the church of Burnham-Westgate. There is a place of … Peterstone House stands on the site of an hospital and chapel, dedicated to St. Peter de Patra, and anciently …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… diaper of flints, ragstone and 17th-century brick. The S. chapel is of roughly coursed flints; the S. aisle of … N. aisle was lengthened towards the E., forming a North Chapel. The South Aisle was added c. 1500, and lengthened eastward a few years later to form a South Chapel and the South Porch was also built. The church has …
A History of the County of Stafford
… and Woodhouses were baptized and buried at Hammerwich chapel. 1 In 1818, encouraged by the formation of the Church … contributing towards the cost of a new Primitive Methodist chapel. 17 He was an advocate of temperance and became a … the sanctuary is of stone inlaid with alabaster. A Lady chapel was formed in 1960. 48 The west end was reordered in …