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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… here consists of about four acres and a half. There is a chapel of ease, dedicated to St. Mary, in which marriages, … containing 386 inhabitants. There was formerly a chapel. Alkerton ALKERTON, a tything, in the parish of … to the Barnesley, Browne, Stanhope, and Evans families. A chapel of ease has recently been erected, containing 120 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… the most interesting feature in its connexion is the pleasant relation it contrived to maintain with the great … 8 however, at Michaelmas in 1282 he visited it in the chapel of Worcester, 9 and again in 1287 at Michaelmastide he … resigned the office of prior before the bishop in his chapel in London. 21 It is impossible to gather what the …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… the time of Henry VIII. 1, The following short history of Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, however, seems called for in view … monks of Lulworth returned to France, and at the time when Mount Saint Bernard was founded no monastery of Cistercian … monks existed in Engknd: J. Morson, Cistercian Monks of Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, 15-16. …
A History of the County of Surrey
… their property establishing a grange or small priory. The chapel at Streatham mentioned in the Domesday Survey 2 as paying 8 s. may have been the church or chapel of this priory. The estate was sometimes accounted as …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the tithes of Layton and Warbreck, receiving in return the chapel of Bispham and certain disputed property in … his rights in the advowson of Poulton with Bispham chapel, and the abbot and convent of Sées did the same as … de Montbegon of Hornby, 19 who resigned all claim upon its chapel at Gressingham, which Pope Celestine III had …
A History of the County of Somerset
… parish to the monks of St. Andrew of Stoke and to their chapel of St. John the Evangelist adjoining the said parish … the churches of Stoke Courcy, Lilstock and the sinecure chapel of Durborough and that Roussee was a priest, forty …
A History of the County of Hertford
… built in the priory a great hall, a large chamber, and a chapel for her greater convenience when she chose to stay … 39 and it was probably the duke 40 who made it over to Mount Grace Priory, co. York. 41 Henry IV in February 1400 … 1396-9, p. 332. The duke was then patron of the priory. Mount Grace was of his foundation. Cal. Pat. 1399-1401, p. …
A History of the County of York
… and in June 1219 21 Archbishop Gray directed that the chapel of St. Helen at Birstall, where the monks were, should … and served by its monksthe chapel of St. James's on the Mount. 64 Being an alien house, Holy Trinity suffered much … [Thirsk], then to Eton College, then to the priory of Mount Grace and at last to Eton College again.' 10 There is …
A History of the County of Sussex
… settled at Atherington, where there was a grange with a chapel of which there are still considerable remains. This …
A History of the County of Sussex
… to as the 'ballivatus' of Warminghurst, this grange and chapel were occasionally dignified with the title of …