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A History of the County of Northampton
… in whose grounds it stood and the contents dispersed: the organ, obtained secondhand in 1962, was given to the chapel's …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Clock: over lobby of N. doorway, but formerly on front of organ, square case with cornice and gilt scroll-work in … 1691, and Anne his wife, 1702; (6) to M. Datcheler, 1699. Organ (Plates 54 and 28): In S. aisleof two bays with three … which is continued eastward to form the base of the organ-gallery, the front of which is supported on two …
A History of the County of Sussex
… is roofed with tile; it consists of a chancel with south organ chamber, nave flanked on the north by a tower and a … wooden, was reconstructed in stone in the 19th, when the organ chamber, originally built to be the squire's pew, was … is a modern pointed arch of two orders opening into the organ chamber. Grimm's drawing here shows a square-headed …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… for salaries, printing, and other incidental expenses. The organ and other ornaments cost 634. 3 s. Repairing churchyard … to the walls, and enter the gallery on each side of the organ, which occupies the upper part of the recess. The … is uncommonly spacious, containing sixty pews, besides the organ, and numerous accommodations for the children of the …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… 1712, the altering of the west gallery and repairing the organ amounted to 143. Several of the church windows were … for the children of the charity-schools of the parish. The organ was placed under a pointed arch, in the middle of this … s." and to John Pattison, "for blowing organs 4 s." As the organ is not mentioned for many of the subsequent years, its …
A History of the County of Oxford
… with angels holding in their hands Emanuel'. There was an organ, and a bronze eagle lectern given by Thomas Chichele, … chorum'. In 1562 'le Rode Lofte' was destroyed and the organ removed, never to reappear. 119 In 1633 it was resolved …