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A History of the County of Warwick
… catered for the majority of the Irish, the Scots and the Welsh established Protestant nonconformist churches to suit … Presbyterian Synod. 81 The first significant influx of Welsh into Birmingham occurred at the time of the building of … importation of workmen accustomed to that kind of stone. A Welsh Presbyterian or 'Calvinistic Methodist' congregation …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… evening. 22 Newcomers in the late 19th century included Welsh Congregationalists from 1860, Brethren from 1869, the … 6 for Independents or Congregationalists, one of them the Welsh chapel, and one for Baptists, one for the recently … for protestant nonconformists: the United Reformed Church, Welsh Congregationalists, Methodists, Christian Scientists, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… brought them into some political prominence during the Welsh wars of the 13th and early 14th centuries and again … Chirbury, under-endowed from their foundation and on the Welsh border, were so crippled by poverty and disorder that …
A History of the County of Chester
… Staffordshire in 1214 because Poulton was too exposed to Welsh attacks. 3 Another daughter house, established at … especially when the Crown sought assistance in the Welsh and other military campaigns. 6 Another common …
Cardiff Records
… since the reign of Elizabeth, was a rare specimen of a Welsh yeoman of the old type. He was born in 1824, died 1828. … but had livd at Roath nearly all her life. She spoke Welsh much more readily than English, having known no English … woman. Her daughter, aged about fifty, also spoke Welsh, but less fluently than English. Mr. Richards was then …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… timber-framed building with later additions in stone. 70. Welsh Newton. (2) Pembridge Castle. Remains of a 13th-century …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… of Shrewsbury, as a reward for services against the Welsh, certain tolls for the preservation of the Welsh bridge over the Severn belonging to the town. The …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… even as heirs general of Noah, and under the title of a "Welsh Pedigree," pretended to be of the family of the … a Scotchman, was made bishop in 1627. No ecclesiastic of a Welsh family has been promoted to the see since 1675, or … causes." This letter was addressed by Mr. Gladstone to a Welsh clergyman. The wish of Mr. Gladstone evidently is, that …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report