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The Church in London, 1375-1392
… to Clerkenwell 5s 0d; Ed' Fysymond to the church of Holy Trinity [the Less] (the church of Christ) 4s 0d. Rents of: …
The Church in London, 1375-1392
… (Portsokene). From the tenements of: the prior of Holy Trinity which William Haveray holds 13s 4d; the same prior … of St Mary without Bishopsgate 10s 0d; the prior of Holy Trinity £7 0s 0d; Robert Bureford to the same prior 8s 4d; … 9s 0d. 542. From the tenements of: the prior of Holy Trinity £1 0s 0d; Nicholas Longe to the same prior 3s 6d; …
The Church in London, 1375-1392
… item to the prior of Bermondsey 12s 0d; the prior of Holy Trinity [blank]; sir Roger Holme £11 0s 0d; Ralph Double to …
The Church in London, 1375-1392
… to the hospital of St Mary 4s 0d; Nicholas Potyn to Holy Trinity 10s 0d; Thomas Broune to the abbot of St Augustine £1 … £1 0s 0d. Item from the tenements of lord de Grey to Holy Trinity 5s 8d. Rents of: the church of St Peter Paul's Wharf … the same to Southwark priory 7s 0d; John Gamell to Holy Trinity 6s 0d. Rents of: the church of St Dunstan £2 13s 4d; …
The Church in London, 1375-1392
… the tenement which: the earl marshal holds to the [king's] chapel Westminster £13 6s 8d; John Marchal holds to the abbot … £4 13s 4d; Richard Coleigne holds to the prior of Holy Trinity 3s 4d; William Rede holds to the rector of [the … tenement which: Gilbert Merch' holds to the prior of Holy Trinity 5s 0d; William More holds to the hospital of St Mary …
The Church in London, 1375-1392
… From the tenements of Adam Fraunceys 13s 4d. Prior of Holy Trinity. From the tenements of Thomas Blount 3s 6d. Prior of … 0d; the prioress of Clerkenwell 5s 0d; the prior of Holy Trinity 4s 6d. Prior of Merton. From the tenements of John … £8 0s 8d; from the tenements of John Bokelsmyth 3s 4d. Chapel of Watton. From the tenements of Richard Forster £3 6s …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is pleasing and picturesque. Fairs are held on April 14th, Trinity-Monday, and Nov. 4th. The ecclesiastical district of … are a place of worship for Wesleyans, and a Roman Catholic chapel. A school, called "Copp school," is endowed with about … school is conducted on the national plan. Eckington (Holy Trinity) ECKINGTON ( Holy Trinity), a parish, in the union, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… already mentioned as merchants. 76 In or about 1381 a new chapel was built and endowed in Deritend: the need for this chapel had probably been felt for a long time and its … 77 A religious guild was founded in association with the chapel and in 1392 the Guild of the Holy Cross was founded in …
A History of the County of Warwick
… was closed, and, ironically, converted into a Methodist chapel. 52 Wesley, who preached in this chapel in 1764, expressed current dissenting opinion in his … hands of its chief opponents, and became a nonconformist chapel. 62 It was not until 1807 that demand for a licensed …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the vice-president gave an address from the pulpit of Zion Chapel, Newhall Hill. 'The place was filled by mechanics and … 10 Another preacher described the streets round Ebenezer Chapel as 'sunk in the depths of ignorance and vice'. 11 … Heath Alliance, was formed in 1875 by members of the Holy Trinity Cricket Club: it was the first football club in …