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… adjoining the presbytery on the north, and north and south porches to the nave. There is no chancel arch, but the … at this level there are traces of a string course. The south aisle roof has fine carved braces, and the two eastern … splayed jambs, and segmental rear-arches. Those in the south aisle are three light segmental pointed, also without …
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… plot of Marshland, 73 feet long, by 46 feet deep, abutting south on West Street and north on Tower Street, "as the same …
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… was repayred and new pewed, and beautified, and the South He inlarged by the Parishioners and other good … time a portion of the churchyard was taken to enlarge the south aisle, and in part of the extra space a pew was … Park (Plate 42b). The vibration caused by the City and South London Underground Railway (now the City line section …
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… Lambeth Palace Library, Return of parish churches, 1705. South London Press, 6th May 1876. Building News, 24th Sept., …
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… and Eliza Boyman in 1839. It stands at the west end of the south aisle. There are memorials in the galleries and the … Liverpool Grove and Trafalgar Street The ground north and south of St. Peter's Church forms part of the Rolls Estate. … was built, but none of the original houses survive. On the south side there was only a footpath until after 1827, when …
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… The altar of St. Katherine appears to have been in the south aisle. 33 Again, Robert Heryong in his will 34 dated … servant of the East India Company, built a gallery on the south side of the church. A long seat was between that and … of London, 16423 (see p. 41). (iv) View from south-west by Lens in 1735. The western gateway, which …
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… tower at the west end. On Agas the tower is placed at the south-west corner but this may probably be attributed to the … shows that in 160609 the church was extended on the north, south and west sides and a new chancel was built. The prime … on the north side was enlarged in 1621 and that on the south side in 1623, nevertheless a few years later the …
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… fragments of the walls, built up in the north-east and south-east corners of the nave. The rest of the building was … piecemeal in 1842-3, and consisted of nave with south aisle, chancel with apsidal east end, and tower with pyramidal spire at the south-west angle. The north aisle and porch were added in …
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… entirely blocked & light obtained only by the north and south windows of the chancel. About 1818 (when only the lower … the most artistic merit, is a brass on the wall of the south aisle. It has two shields bearing respectively the arms … size was erected and may still be seen on the wall of the south aisle containing the following inscription: This Stone …
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… a gale in the night. Some thirty-five years earlier the south aisle had been partly rebuilt and partly refaced and … with concrete and partly rebuilt; and the other, at the south-east corner, has been taken down and rebuilt. In restoring the hood mould of the south window it was discovered that a doorway had existed …