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Survey of London
… is merely based on the fact of the foundation of the hospital, including the church, at about that date. Although … is no record of any presentation to the living before the Hospital was suppressed in 1539, the fact that the parish of … used for parochial purposes. After the suppression of the Hospital the whole fabric became parochial. The earliest …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Belgian refugees, 40 and Essex House had been a V.A.D. hospital. 41 In the 1930s, and perhaps for longer, the Odd … 1946. Hotels and other premises were requisitioned, a hospital was established in Tiger Hall, and workshop huts … c. £100. 86 The Church Stretton Nursing Charity and Nunn's Hospital Fund was established in 1880 by gift of Harriet …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1722, by Mrs. Powell; the income is about 320. St. John's hospital, for three men and three women, was founded by Henry … amounting to between 30 and 40 per annum. St. Lawrence's hospital, for a master and two poor women, was founded in the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… barge-boards. There were gallows at Over in 1754. 91 A hospital, originally the Gloucester hospital for infectious diseases, was built near the site of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the reputation of a philanthropist, founding a children's hospital, orphanage, and college of science and art at … manor. 39 The site of the house, north-west of Over Hospital, was still clearly visible in 1970, a large …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and crofts, and the hay tithes from Wolvercote, St. John's hospital, and a meadow next to St. Frideswide's granary. The … tithes with Godstow abbey in 1239 and with St. John's hospital in 1238, 1253, and 1320. 80 In 1261 the vicarage was …
A History of the County of Essex
… in the 12th century as the chapel of St. Mary Magdalen's hospital, 51 but it had acquired parochial status by 1237 … to St. John's abbey, and in 1254 the master of the hospital was rector of the church. 52 In 1558 the advowson was granted to the bishop of London. 53 When the hospital was refounded in 1610, the Lord Chancellor was given …
A Dictionary of London
… Shoreditch and St. Mary Islington, and 6 chapels and 1 hospital church, besides the conventual churches (Lib. Cust. …
Survey of London
… described at the time as being in the manner of Chelsea Hospital. 258 In 1985 the northern two-thirds of the church …
A History of the County of Chester
… Medieval chapels MEDIEVAL CHAPELS Little St. John The hospital of St. John without the Northgate, founded in the … church and a chapel, where masses were said daily for the hospital's benefactors and services were conducted for the … the chapel a room within the residential part of the hospital where services could be held for the infirm. …