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A History of the County of Essex
… Thereafter Balliol had two turns in four, until the new benefice of St. James with All Saints, St. Nicholas and … the house was occupied by successive incumbents. 18 A new brick house, designed by H. Hayward, was built on or near … church. It was largely as a result of his work that the new parish of St. John the Evangelist was formed, partly out …
A Dictionary of London
… buildings having been demolished for the formation of new thoroughfares, the widening of existing streets, or for … Leonard, Foster Lane; *St. Margaret Moses; *St. Margaret, New Fish Street; *St. Martin Orgars; St. Martin Outwich; *St. … the church of the Holy Trinity. Christ Church in Hampshire was originally dedicated to the Holy Trinity, but …
Survey of London
… when development on H. L. Vallotton's estate in Kensington New Town was in full spate. By 1848, at any rate, 'A Constant … to stir up the building committee of 'this long-talked of new church', for which subscriptions had been for some time … but competent and very French example at Itchen Stoke, Hampshire, seems actually to have been built (1866). 144 In …
Survey of London
… how places could be erected with sufficient speed to save new communities from habitual forgetfulness of the Sabbath … its schools, its local charities'. As the force behind the new Ecclesiastical Commissioners and the founder in 1836 of … Vicar of St. Mary Abbots in 1842. Sinclair was one of a new breed of Victorian ecclesiastical administrators. He came …
Survey of London
… of Westminster in 1865, was unready as yet to build the new cathedral which many of his flock desired, yet wished to … advantage of Kensington was its proximity to a projected new theological seminary at Hammersmith. With Foley's agreement, therefore, the new St. Mary's (or Our Lady of Victories, as it promptly …
A History of the County of Chester
… ordered that divine service was to be held in the new chapel as it had been in the old. 7 The living came to be … grand service and sermon each year on the Sunday before a new mayor was elected. There was no regular Sunday service, … and earlier 20th centuries also acted as chaplains at the new gaol or the Blue Coat or King's schools, or, in the case …
A History of the County of Chester
… was closed in 1961 and replaced as the parish church by a new building in Blacon. 6 Advowson, Income, and Property The … Chad's and the parish church were closed and replaced by a new building also in Blacon. 51 A church centre, including a … and 1761, and the north aisle was enlarged in 1774. 57 A new south gallery with two tiers of free seats was erected in …
A History of the County of Chester
… the district of Christ Church. 1 After the building of a new church there in 1867 the area was served by a curate, … a small stipend from the incumbent of Christ Church. 2 The new church was consecrated in 1871, and a district comprising … whose patron was the bishop, was incorporated in the new parish of Chester in 1972, the church remaining in use. …
A History of the County of Chester
… and the remaining Trinitarians seceded in 1768 to a new Congregational church. 8 By 1778 the number of Unitarians … notably in 1862 when it was virtually rebuilt with a new front facing Trinity Street. 15 In 1902 the chemicals … at no. 16 Upper Northgate Street, 19 before building a new church to an uncompromising modernist design in the …
A History of the County of Chester
… in the city by 1680. 26 All three were broken up by the new persecution. Hall and Cook ceased to preach in 1682 and … were allowed to coincide with church services. Henry's new arrangements were also followed by Harvey at his house in … inclined towards unorthodoxy, and in 1751 he appointed a new assistant, John Chidlaw, of decidedly Unitarian opinions. …