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Survey of London
… Ferrey. Christ Church began as a daughter church to St. Mary Abbots, which from 1842 was ministered to by John … though with some improvements' to Ferrey's previous St. Mary's, Barnstaple (1846). 19 In architectural character, … Ben-Oliel, in building a church to be called St. Mary Magdalene probably on the future site of St. Cuthbert's. This …
Survey of London
… were the same. The affairs of the parish centred upon St. Mary Abbots in Kensington Church Street, at the heart of the … after John Sinclair (17971875) became Vicar of St. Mary Abbots in 1842. Sinclair was one of a new breed of … authority seemed right'; 5 while his monument in St. Mary Abbots declares: 'In his time through his self-denying …
Survey of London
… religious liberties in 1828. From 1813 until 1869 St. Mary's Chapel in Holland Street functioned as their local … desired, yet wished to transfer his diocesan seat from St. Mary Moorfields to a more convenient spot; the particular … With Foley's agreement, therefore, the new St. Mary's (or Our Lady of Victories, as it promptly became …
A History of the County of Chester
… probably demolished during the siege of Chester. 38 St. Mary (Handbridge) A building in Kettle's Croft, Handbridge, … tradition to have been a chapel dedicated to St. Mary and belonging to the nuns of Chester. 39 No reference to … such a chapel before the Reformation has been found. St. Mary (in St. John's Precinct) A chapel of St. Mary, also …
A History of the County of Chester
… valued in 1553 at 6 11 s., second only in the city to St. Mary's. 31 They were still in use in 1547, 32 but by 1549 the … a chalice, altar cloths, surplices, and bells. 33 In Mary's reign many items were replaced or bought back from … 1891 the congregation moved to the redundant church of St. Mary on the Hill, remaining there until the parish was merged …
A History of the County of Chester
… Kempe. 28 Holy Ascension, Upton In 1853 the rector of St. Mary's issued an appeal for funds to build a church in Upton … and the church was consecrated as a chapel of ease to St. Mary's in 1854. The clergy were initially appointed by the rector of St. Mary's and held two Sunday services, administering communion …
A History of the County of Chester
… Thomas Upton of Holy Trinity, William Peartree of St. Mary's, and Benjamin Ball of St. John's, signed the Cheshire … parish included Queen Street, and his colleague at St. Mary's reported that the number of Independents was … By 1785 there was a second Baptist congregation, in St. Mary's parish, which sought a pastor from Archibald McLean, …
A History of the County of Chester
… as the bishop's residence. A 'basilica' dedicated to St. Mary, outside the walls and near St. John's, to which in the … days, was presumably the minster ( monasterium) of St. Mary which in 1086 lay in the same area. 15 Another …
The medieval records of a London City church
… Palmer and Iohn Clerke, Wardens of the Church of Saint Mary atte Hille from the ffest of Saynt Mighell' … Chawntries 3& to e Chyrch 3 founded in the Church of Saynt Mary at Hyll in london renywed atte ffest of Saynt Mighell … Chyrch 4Iohn Westons Chauntry 4 In the p aressh' of Saynt Mary atte hyll Harry Williamson, for a tenement iiij l'i …