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A History of the County of Gloucester
… and was fruitful for nonconformist groups, many of them new. Nonconformity, which also satisfied the aspirations of … the 1840s they also provided churches and schools for the new working-class areas of Barton End (St. James), High … Church life revived following the return to the city of a new bishop in the later 1850s 11 and the appointment of Henry …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… and among those to have disappeared was that of the New Inn in Northgate Street. 2 Prominent new buildings included those of the Gloucestershire Banking … Commercial Road from Southgate Street to the docks and the new custom house. The new road, which replaced the narrow …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… arms in 1647. 7 In 1652 the city acquired a grant of the new blazon, which had as supporters lions rampant and … continued to use those arms 8 but, in the absence of any new grant, its right to crest and supporters was challenged. … in 1550. 15 In 1564 the matrix was struck in silver for a new common seal. 16 That seal, 2 in. in diameter, showed the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… over a temporary wooden bridge built alongside. The new bridge, a single arch of stone, was designed by Robert … by a pair of steel and concrete structures as part of a new western approach road. Over causeway ran for c. 1,000 yd. … manned by porters. 73 The inner north gate housed the main prison of the town by 1502. 74 In 1590 a gaoler's lodging was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of behaviour to be posted up in the almspeople's rooms. 7 New statutes, differing little from those of 1636, were … in 1641 because of debts it was decided that each new board of governors should collectively supply each year a … as the United Hospitals and the following year moved to a new building at the St. Margaret's site on London Road. The …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… boundaries were affected by the creation of districts for new churches built in the growing suburbs and in Twigworth, … St. Catharine (earlier St. Catherine) be replaced by a new church at Wotton, where the growth of population had been … needed repairs. 425 In 1643 the church was used as a prison for royalist soldiers taken at Highnam and, although …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… to match the originals, replaced the sashes. A site for a new school, on the south side of inner Barton Street, was … opposed the removal of the school from their parish. The new school, a brick building designed by Medland and Maberly, … and the remaining 700 by the sale of stock. 19 The new purchases raised the total rental of the school's lands …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… acting as local health authority. In the early 1960s a new general hospital was begun in Great Western Road and from the mid 1960s the city provided new buildings at Rikenel house in Montpellier as the centre … Gloucestershire Royal Hospital. 34 In the early 1960s a new general hospital for the Gloucester district was begun in …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… 1541, 1 and followed the fairly standard pattern for new foundations. The church of the former abbey of Gloucester was made the cathedral of the new diocese, its dedication altered from St. Peter to the … desirable to suppress a bishopric in order to create a new one in the populous north of England, the two small …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Street and the remains and monuments were removed to the new municipal cemetery at Coney Hill. 13 ISLAM. The Muslim … the two houses and began a larger mosque on the site. The new mosque, designed by Brian Tait, a local architect, 16 had … Glouc. Jnl. 26 Mar. 1764. G.D.R., B 4/1/1147; Glouc. New Guide (1802), 145, 1567; Gell and Bradshaw, Glos. Dir. …