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Survey of London
… Catholic Church of our Lady of Victories, Kensington High Street The church now on this site was built to designs by … liberties in 1828. From 1813 until 1869 St. Mary's Chapel in Holland Street functioned as their local place of worship. 199 But …
A History of the County of Chester
… Northgate, founded in the 1190 s, had both a church and a chapel, where masses were said daily for the hospital's … Nicholas stood in the Crofts, somewhere between Watergate Street and Black Friars, by the 1220s. It was acquired by the … Chester, 1689. Lich. Episcopal Reg. V: 2 nd Reg. of Bp. Robert de Stretton, 136085 (Collns. Hist. Staffs. N.S. viii), …
A History of the County of Chester
… had no glebe. 18 In 1532 it was given a house in Watergate Street, and in 1537 it had a garden. 19 The parsonage house … bought from the corporation was consecrated, complete with chapel, in 1810. 23 Both were closed in 1855, and the Bedward … 409 Soon after the Norman Conquest the church was given to Robert of Rhuddlan, who in 1086 unsuccessfully claimed that …
A History of the County of Chester
… parish. In 1895 the Revd. J. F. Howson bought a disused chapel in Back Brook Street from the pastor of one of the Welsh-speaking … section of St. John's parish bounded by the canal, Steven Street, and the river. 38 The district became a parish in …
A History of the County of Chester
… a private house. It rented a room in Union Hall, Foregate Street, in 1894 and opened a synagogue in Bollands Court, … registered the Shah Jalal mosque at no. 45 Egerton Street in 1988; 7 the Chester Islamic Society was based in premises at West Lorne Street, off Garden Lane, in the later 1990s. Thanks are …
A History of the County of Chester
… Unitarians Unitarian beliefs took hold in Trinity Street, at Matthew Henry's chapel (originally Presbyterian) in the mid 18th century and … it was virtually rebuilt with a new front facing Trinity Street. 15 In 1902 the chemicals magnate and M.P. Sir John …
A History of the County of Chester
… terms of conformity' to accept a curacy at Churton Heath chapel. 14 John Gartside, a Presbyterian minister based … other principal meeting in the 1670s was in Northgate Street, where John Wilson, the former vicar of Backford, was … Church in England was founded by Major Anderson and Robert Barbour, the latter the driving force of the …
A History of the County of Chester
… priests of the northern district. One active in 1654, Robert Grosvenor, was related to the Grosvenors of Eaton … well with the 138 sittings apparently provided at the chapel opened in 1799. 4 The continuing presence of even such … by 1789 services were held in an upper room in Foregate Street. In 1799 the congregation built and registered a …
A History of the County of Chester
… but by 1102, and probably as early as 1087, his successor Robert de Limesey had removed to Coventry. 11 Nevertheless, … 15 Another apparently subordinate institution was the chapel of St. James, which by the late 12th century was … lay around the precinct in St. John's Lane and Foregate Street, 24 or scattered through the town fields. 25 The …
The medieval records of a London City church
… x d Also for a parclos betwene e quer e and seint Kat eryn chapel xl s Also for makyng of a quitance to halsangir e ij d …