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Survey of London
… as the junction with Thurloe Place (opposite the Brompton Oratory); after this, Fulham Road began. 1 Today the broad … Road than the relatively tranquil offshoot between the Oratory and Pelham Street. But before 1855 there was no … where Brompton Square, Holy Trinity Church and the Oratory now stand, was a twelve-acre site which until 1749 …
Survey of London
… where Brompton Square, Holy Trinity Church, and the Oratory now stand. 3 By 1691) the freehold property belonged … lands westwards where Holy Trinity Church and the Brompton Oratory stand, amounts to approximately twelve acres. In the … the future sites of Holy Trinity Church and the Brompton Oratory respectively, leaving only the easternmost five acres …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… springing. In the S.E. angle is a semi-octagonal chapel or oratory (Plate 88) covered with a ribbed vault in seven … was octofoiled. On the jamb of the N.W. doorway of the oratory are remains of small carved figures, probably of the 16th century. The chamber N. of the oratory has a locker with rebated reveals in the N. wall. The …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in which c. 1213 Henry Sturmy was licensed to have an oratory, almost certainly stood on Burbage Sturmy manor. 29 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Athelstan, in honour of St. Buriena or Briena, who had an oratory and was interred here. Athelstan bestowed on the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… not to have developed. 13 The registration in 1923 of an oratory at the canal wharf on Horninglow Road by a group of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… the Abbots of Ramsey who in 1246 were licensed to erect an oratory (Cartularium monasterii de Ramseia (Rolls Series, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… valued at 7. 13. 4. per annum, possessed near this well an oratory, designated St. Simon's chapel. The tithes have been …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 63 William Fynemore had a house at Whetham in which an oratory was licensed in 1409. 64 In the 17th century Whetham …
Old and New London
… most famous places of worship in the metropolis for pulpit oratory of a high order. So great was Mr. Melvill's …