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... parish books , which are still extant . The present ring ( of twelve ) dates from 1729 , and throws no light on the matter . Now for the second part of the problem . The tenor bell at the abbey bears this inscription ( ' N. & Q. , ' 4th ...
... parish books , which are still extant . The present ring ( of twelve ) dates from 1729 , and throws no light on the matter . Now for the second part of the problem . The tenor bell at the abbey bears this inscription ( ' N. & Q. , ' 4th ...
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... parish churches of Bristol , which is always known as St. Philip and Jacob's . E. VENABLES . Bede records an eclipse of the sun fourteen days before the kalends of March , 538 , from early morn- ing till 9 A.M. This is only one day out ...
... parish churches of Bristol , which is always known as St. Philip and Jacob's . E. VENABLES . Bede records an eclipse of the sun fourteen days before the kalends of March , 538 , from early morn- ing till 9 A.M. This is only one day out ...
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... PARISH in the COUNTY of SOMERSET , from tions of the Counties of Somerset and Hereford . Price to Subscribers , 1809-1740 . Edited by F. W. WEAVER , M.A. , Editor of the Visita- One Guinea , Address , Milton , Evercreech , Somerset ...
... PARISH in the COUNTY of SOMERSET , from tions of the Counties of Somerset and Hereford . Price to Subscribers , 1809-1740 . Edited by F. W. WEAVER , M.A. , Editor of the Visita- One Guinea , Address , Milton , Evercreech , Somerset ...
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... parish waited , as a deputation , upon their rector to ask for his support , pecuniary and otherwise , to their pro- jected treat to the poor on the Jubilee day , when the rector replied to the deputation in these words : " If I give a ...
... parish waited , as a deputation , upon their rector to ask for his support , pecuniary and otherwise , to their pro- jected treat to the poor on the Jubilee day , when the rector replied to the deputation in these words : " If I give a ...
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... parishes of St. Matthew , Friday Street , and St. Peter , Cheap , the Rector remarks ( 1869 ) : - " S. Matthew's parish seems to have been for nearly a century the home of the Middleton family , for the registers abound with notices ...
... parishes of St. Matthew , Friday Street , and St. Peter , Cheap , the Rector remarks ( 1869 ) : - " S. Matthew's parish seems to have been for nearly a century the home of the Middleton family , for the registers abound with notices ...
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