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A Dictionary of London
… In 1371 there were 106 parish churches, 30 prebends of St. Paul's, and 2 chapels within the liberties (Cal. L. Bk. G. p. … Churchhead Street, Rosemary Lane See Cartwright Street. Churchyard See Botolph (St.) Billingsgate Churchyard. …
Survey of London
… district and has always remained under the parish church's aegis. The idea of building a 'chapel of ease' in this area … back to the mid 1840s, when development on H. L. Vallotton's estate in Kensington New Town was in full spate. By 1848, … of Arthur Blomfield; possibly his large church of St. Paul, Hammersmith, planned with J. P. Seddon in 1880 and …
Survey of London
… concluding his unique collection of articles on Kensington's churches, published as The Church Index. 'Of the … were strong animosities beneath the surface, with St. Paul's, Onslow Square, and St. Jude's, Courtfield Gardens, … areas played a very small part. Some churches, like St. Paul's, Onslow Square, and St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens, were …
Survey of London
… religious liberties in 1828. From 1813 until 1869 St. Mary's Chapel in Holland Street functioned as their local place of … in gilded metal; this was made by the Bromsgrove Guild. Paul Turpin acted as decorator to the church and designed the … left over from the Iverna Court development to designs by Paul Phipps. It was preceded by a temporary church, erected …
A History of the County of Chester
… of St. John without the Northgate, founded in the 1190 s, had both a church and a chapel, where masses were said daily for the hospital's benefactors and services were conducted for the inmates and … 16th century. That chapel, which probably stood in the churchyard, survived the dissolution of the college of St. …
A History of the County of Chester
… terms which suggest that it was associated with St. Peter's. 2 Probably it was founded by the Montalt family, barons of … 1735 and had fallen into ruin and been taken into the churchyard by 1778. 20 The first known burial in the church … of Chichester, and John Brereton (153442) a canon of St. Paul's in London. 220 Stipendiaries were employed as curates …
A History of the County of Chester
… Trustees, with whom it remained in 2000. 7 The benefice's income came largely from endowments provided in 1872 and … the church being simply a large rectangular room. 36 St. Paul, Boughton The church was opened in 1830 as a chapel of … weatherboarded building still standing in 1996. 45 At St. Paul's an early celebration of holy communion every Sunday …
A History of the County of Chester
… but not implausible, ascribes the foundation of St. John's to thelred, king of Mercia (674704), in 689. 1 Other … dating from the 10th century, recovered from St. John's churchyard and among the rubble of the collapsed tower in …
The medieval records of a London City church
… iiij l'i William Geffr ey, for Rente of a tenement xxxiij s iiij d Thomas Raynolde, for Rente of a tenement liij s iiij d Sir Iohn Colyns, for Rente of a xx s Sir Iohn Mortram, for Rente of a xij s Sir Iohn Plumm er, …
The medieval records of a London City church
… Remaynyng in the handis of diu erse ten auntis, ix l'i xij s iiij d And with money Remaynyng in the handis of diu erse p … as it apperyth in the foote of the same acco mpte, xlviij s S umma, xij li iiij d. Rentis & ffermys. It em, thay be …