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Survey of London
… great fame. Samuel Howard, who was at No. 17 in 1742, was organist at St. Clement Danes, Starand, and St. Bride's, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… being appointed in 1792. 30 By the early 19th century the organist's salary was paid out of the market tolls, a system … Board of Health Rep. 1851, 1819 (copy in H.R.L.). The organist twice sued the board for the continuation of the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… in 1771 and Anthony Greatorex (d. 1814) was appointed organist. His salary was met by public subscription until … met out of the church rates. 9 Anthony was succeeded as organist by his son Thomas Greatorex (d. 1831), a … certainly by 1833, to have been under the control of the organist, whose duties by the latter year included conducting …
A History of the County of Stafford
… town hall in the market place in the evening. 7 The guest organist was Thomas Greatorex (d. 1831), a London-based … his father, Anthony Greatorex (d. 1814), had been the organist at St. Modwen's church since 1771, when an organ … Trent, in Newton Solney (Derb.), succeeded his father as organist at St. Modwen's; he resigned the post in 1828. 9 His …
Old and New London
… cue) will favour you with one of his latest mlanges.' The organist strikes up 'God save the Queen,' which appears to …
The Environs of London
… the college, the junior fellow, a layman, being then the organist, and the senior the only preacher, as it has … M. A. Martyn Symmonds, clerk, and Thomas Hopkins, organist. In 1638, the revenues of the college were so much … A. John Newell Puddicombe, M. A. and Mr. Richard Dowell, organist. Description of Dulwich-college. Dulwich College: …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… consoles and finished with carved capping; in front of organist's seat, low screen of similar character. Seating: in …
Old and New London
… cough. The clerk sneezes: the clergyman winks; the unseen organist sneezes and coughs (and probably winks); all our …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… and other trustees for the Earl of Derby, of 108 l. to the organist at Chester, which money they consider due to the …