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Survey of London
… the west side north of John Street, where St Silas's Church and the flats to its north now stand. The building … Street with first a temporary and then a permanent church, eventually consecrated as St Silas's. Its aggressive … No. 23 (later No. 51), the second house north from the church, as a school. After purpose-built schools had been …
Old and New London
… of Bull Feathers' HallPenton StreetJoe GrimaldiChrist Church"White Conduit House:" Oliver Goldsmith a Visitor … Road quarter. On the west side of Penton Street is a new church, opened in 1863. It contains sittings for 1,259 … body was afterwards removed to the vaults of Cripplegate Church. In his book (1768) De Valangin particularly mentions …
Survey of London
… Claremont Chapel and part of Claremont United Reformed Church buildings, White Lion Street, at right Early occupants … unchanged on the east side of Cumming Streetwhere the church, destroyed in the 1980s after a tortured history, was … ( demolished) Pentonville Chapel, later St James's Church, was the centrepiece of the suburb of Pentonville. …
Survey of London
… Penton, instructing that he should be buried in the parish church of St James's, Clerkenwell, where he was commemorated by a mural monument, now in the rebuilt church. After John Penton's death in 1724, the estate passed … roughly on the site of the Claremont United Reformed Church. It was a large property, with carriage access from …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… about one acre and a half, valued at 1. 10. per annum. The church, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, is a small neat … Grose in his Antiquities of Great Britain, and in the church and churchyard are some monuments bearing the armorial … therefore thought that before the erection of the present church, here was a church in honour of Geraint, an early …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… the foot of Pentridge Hill. Ecclesiastical (1) The Parish Church of St. Rumbold, on the W. of Pentridge village, has … rubble with ashlar dressings; the roofs are tiled. The church was rebuilt in 1855 ( Ecclesiologist, XVI, 189) in … 1575, of usual Elizabethan form, maker HS. Of the Parish Church of West Woodyates, recorded at the end of the 13th …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Bart.; appropriators, the Dean and Canons of Christ-Church Oxford. The chapel is dedidicated to St. Lawrence. … commuted for 155, and there are 61 acres of glebe. The church is picturesquely situated in PeperHarow Park, which … are about 17 acres of glebe, exclusive of gardens. The church, which is surmounted by a tower, contains several …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… of Normandy. He grants to the monks of Tiron, the wood and church and land and tithes which the said Adam has given … and the convent of Tiron, for the honour and glory of Holy Church, that an abbot should be established in the said … who may be present, promise before God, in the mother church of St. Sauveur, Tiron, in the presence of the then …
Survey of London
… Tudor-Gothic in 18401. 18 Before long he was to focus on church design and Puginian Gothic.) The design of the Percy …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… is a small parish adjoining that of Ealing on the N. The church is the principal monument. Ecclesiastical (1) Parish Church (Plate 47) (dedication unknown), stands on the S. edge … century. A S. porch was added in the 17th century. The church was restored in the 19th century when the chancel-arch …