Memorials of Twickenham: Parochial and TopographicalSmith, Elder & Company, 1872 - 428 páginas |
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... ERECTION IN 1841 - ENDOWMEnt — EnlargemENT IN 1863 - ME- MORIAL WINDOWS , & C. - SCHOOLS - MURAL INSCRIPTIONS - PER- PETUAL CURATES OR VICARS FROM 1841-1872 CHAPTER VII . — WHITTON CHURCH AND TWICKENHAM CHAPEL . THE CHURCH OF SS ...
... ERECTION IN 1841 - ENDOWMEnt — EnlargemENT IN 1863 - ME- MORIAL WINDOWS , & C. - SCHOOLS - MURAL INSCRIPTIONS - PER- PETUAL CURATES OR VICARS FROM 1841-1872 CHAPTER VII . — WHITTON CHURCH AND TWICKENHAM CHAPEL . THE CHURCH OF SS ...
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... erection of which can only be a matter of conjecture . Ironside says that a pointed arch was to be seen in the vestry , which , in his day , was under the tower , and ( quoting Dr. Ducarel as an authority , who says that " the pointed ...
... erection of which can only be a matter of conjecture . Ironside says that a pointed arch was to be seen in the vestry , which , in his day , was under the tower , and ( quoting Dr. Ducarel as an authority , who says that " the pointed ...
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... erected . John James , who built also St. George's Hanover Square and St. Luke's Old Street , was the architect . A word or two may be said in defence of those who originated and carried out the work , deplorable as its 20 MEMORIALS OF ...
... erected . John James , who built also St. George's Hanover Square and St. Luke's Old Street , was the architect . A word or two may be said in defence of those who originated and carried out the work , deplorable as its 20 MEMORIALS OF ...
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... erected with as little publick charge as is possible to the said inhabitants . In order to so good a work we whose names are hereunder written doe severally promise and agree to and with Sr Godfrey Kneller , Knight and Thomas Vernon ...
... erected with as little publick charge as is possible to the said inhabitants . In order to so good a work we whose names are hereunder written doe severally promise and agree to and with Sr Godfrey Kneller , Knight and Thomas Vernon ...
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... erecting the said church more convenient and of larger dimentions , capable to containe the number of parishioners , which of late years is much increased in the said parish , as in and by a petition under their hands now remaineing in ...
... erecting the said church more convenient and of larger dimentions , capable to containe the number of parishioners , which of late years is much increased in the said parish , as in and by a petition under their hands now remaineing in ...
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