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Survey of London
… floor being furnished with moulded heads on consoles and pleasant cast-iron balconies. The ground floor has a plain …
Survey of London
… engagement by the Queen on the conversion of the 'Wolsey Chapel' at Windsor into an Albert Memorial chapel: while there in May 1862 he had let the Queen know … Baron Triqueti, who was working on the Albert Memorial chapel. 73 The other person she is known to have consulted …
Survey of London
… was already working on Scott's reredos in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, but it was the former whose work was …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Darlington; containing 544 inhabitants. It is a large and pleasant village, situated on a small rivulet, and the lands … of Norwich. The church, a cruciform structure with a south chapel, is partly in the early English style; the entrance to … 514; patron, Lord Stanley. Besides the church, there is a chapel at Birtles, the incumbency of which is in the gift of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… with the foundation of a chantry here in 1335. The North Chapel was built probably early in the 14th century, but has … modern. At the S.W. is a squint to the S. aisle. The North Chapel (27 ft. by 13 ft.) has an E. window of three lights, … W.) has a 14th-century arch at the E. end opening to the chapel, and on the N.E. a window, originally of three …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… A little later the Chancel was re-built and the South Chapel added to it, both being lengthened to the E. c. 1300. … doorway is part of a 13th-century lancet window. The South Chapel (30 ft. by 10 ft.) has an E. window of three lights … and six daughters, 16th-century, no inscription: in the S. chapel, of Jane Warner, a child and part of inscription, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… it was acquired after 1850. The Church, Plan (2) Ebenezer Chapel (09061211), at Cripplestyle, nearly 1 mile S.W. of … the 19th century. In 1888 it was superseded by a new chapel some 300 yds. to the N., but the old building …
Old and New London
… flames." Hatton, in 1708, calls Bridgewater Square "a new, pleasant, though very small square;" and Strype mentions it … In April, 1777, John Wesley laid the first stone of the chapel opposite Bunhill Fields, and remarked, as he laid it, … French Protestant Church, opened in 1842, when St. Mary's Chapel, in Threadneedle Street, was taken down. On July 24, …
A History of the County of Northampton
… the remains of an early medieval ringwork, known as the Mount, the site of the oldest manorial buildings. 19 To the south of the Mount is the parish church and Collier and Baker's plan of … the village with no public building (except the church and chapel), since it had never had a school or hall. 93 On the …