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You searched for: Place: "St James", Date from: 1800-01-01, Date to: 1900-12-31

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  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    PRIODASALT- J'm;S-BAILDY.-Ar yr yleg cyfisol yn rgliwys St James, Edgbaston, gan y Parch. Cresswell Strange, MA., John Lewis, ail fab John Jones, Oswestry House, a Mary Jane (Jennie', unig ferch Hugh Shelley Bailey, Moor Street, Birmingham, MARWOLAETHAU. RAaISEY.-Ar yr 8fed Subscribers-only content

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    man; and on the 17th of April followin- was married to him by bans in the parish church of St James, Garlick hill.-The Prisoner here broke out into exclamations rigrinst the parish clerks, attributing his present misfortunes to item ! Subscribers-only content

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    Gerard st. 'r Dobson,jun. Fnrnival'sinn,money-scrivener. [Lane, Frith street. W. Hankey, RoAl's buildings, carpenter. [Parker, Dyer's buildings, Hlolborn. H, Meski, St James square, tailor. [Freame and Best, Temple. T. Bond, Heodon, dealer. [Wltitaker, Warwick court, Holborn. J. Cohen, Great Prescott street, Subscribers-only content

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    theRoyalvault; nordid. weobserve thealtar crowned with thst massive display of 'the communion plate, .which the chapels of Whitehil and. St James so abundantly coatrihuted pn, the formor melgnch* occasion. There were only the ordinary lights in the chpir, and tsOO Subscribers-only content

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    complete illus. tration of British manners and morality thai the confined and limited coi- trivance at the bottom of St James s street Did I not fear to commit -myselfby some unlucky hbluiaer, I would also- attempt to show that Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    William Bell Mackenzie, 25/6/1834

    Bell Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 25/6/1834 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location St James// OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO, EP/A/13/2/1 (Curates licences) (Bound Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Gray, Robert/Bristol 1827- 1834 Comment Value:

    John Maddy, 30/4/1802

    to be paid quarterly by church wardens of St James Westminster Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron Type Patron Role nominator Gender MalePATRON DETAILS Patron Surname Title Forename Gender Guardian Resid. Office Parker William Male Missing DD, rector of St James

    Robert Stevens, 26/5/1802

    Appointment Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 157287 Linked to person: Stevens, Robert 1802-1821 Vacancy Data Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Stevens Forename Robert Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 26/5/1802 Office/Status Preacher Clerical

    Charles Hewitt, 16/4/1783

    Appointment Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 158553 Linked to person: Hewitt, Charles 1778-1814 Vacancy Data Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Hewitt Forename Charles Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 16/4/1783 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status

    John Sidney, 4/7/1792

    Surname Sidney Forename John Title Qualification lit. University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 4/7/1792 Place St James Church Chapel Royal Clerical Status deacon Letters Dimissory Y Auth. Bishop Vernon (Harcourt), Edward Venables/Carlisle 1791- 1808 OTHER INFORMATION Source Carlisle

  • * British History Online *

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    Papers, 1832 (3 of 3)

    of Rate Payers Number polled in 1818 Number qualified to vote 31 July 1832 St George 5,144 2,211 22 St James 2,884 2,066 180 St Martin 2,218 1,748 1,500 St Clement etc. 2,205 1,289 320 St Ann 1,322 901 490

    Papers, 1832 (2 of 3)

    would send the country to the Bank of England and send the Bank of England to the Palace of St James and thus stop the Duke, It has done its duty well. Yours truly, Francis Place 16 May 9 a.m.

    Parishes (East Ward), St James, Ormside

    Parishes (East Ward) St James, Ormside THE PARISH OF ST. JAMES, ORMSIDE. ANTIQUITIES. Within this parish we have a pre-historic barrow at the church, and the Anglian Cup of the 8th century that was found in the church-yard in 1823.

    Introduction

    the population. By 1851 considerable changes had already occurred, the districts with the highest indices of socio-economic status being St James, Westminster; Hanover Square; Hampstead; Kensington; S t Martin-in-the-Fields; and the Strand. 34 It is, of course, true that the

    Introduction

    Wapping 18,000. On the edge of the urban area, districts such as Limehouse with 910 houses in 1711 and St James Clerkenwell with 1,619 in 1720, were either without churches or quite inadequately supplied. 16 In its report, on 6

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    EGERTON, William (1749-1806), of Tatton Park, Cheshire.

    EGERTON, William (1749-1806), of Tatton Park, Cheshire. Constituency Dates Hindon 1784 81790 Newcastle-under-Lyme 15 Sept. 1792 81802 Cheshire 1802 21 Apr. 1806 Ofifces Held Sheriff, Cheshire 1778-9; capt. Cheshire supp. militia 1797. Biography Egerton, who in the previous Parliament

 

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