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A History of the County of Middlesex
… inn in Harlesden, and in Petticoat (later Pound) Lane in Chapel End, 72 were presumably controlled by the vestry. The …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and dormitory block on the east and subsequently a chapel beyond that. 87 The house continued as a school until … 89 and it may have been at the house that they built the chapel where in 1525 Sir Thomas More's two daughters were …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1820 founded Willesden Green Independent (Congregational) chapel. 95 Houses were registered for worship by dissenters … Willesden Green, and Kensal Green. 96 A Wesleyan chapel opened in Harlesden c. 1847, a Baptist chapel in West Kilburn in 1865, and a Presbyterian church at …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… held in private house in Tubbs Rd., Harlesden, 1885. Iron chapel in Manor Park Rd. 1886. Attendance 1903: 354 a.m.; 106 … cult of Our Lady of Willesden. 78 St. Catherine's chapel of ease, no. 59 Chaplin Rd., Willesden Green, registered 1902. Replaced 1905 by chapel at no. 28 Park Ave., 1908 by Our Lady of Compassion, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and moved to England in 1954. The convent contains a chapel open to the laity and the nuns run a Sunday school for …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Brondesbury, while houses reached on the west to Chapel End and on the south to Harlesden Lane and Chambers … End and Willesden Green, a small settlement grew up called Chapel End, after the brick chapel built in 1820, or Queen's Town, to commemorate the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was built at the junction of High Road and Pound Lane at Chapel End in 1875 but the company owning it was bankrupt by 1877 and a Congregational chapel was built on the site in 1878. 12 Willesden library … Palace opened in the former Willesden Congregational chapel at the junction of High Road with Dudden Hill Lane. 26 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… probably in the early 12th century that its status as a chapel in Holy Trinity parish, Much Wenlock, was reasserted. … an endowment. 23 The lord of the manor's advowson of the chapel was challenged by the prior of Wenlock in 1214 and … and was appropriated to Lord Forester as a private chapel, and at the same time the parish and benefice of …