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Covering dates 12th century-date
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Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 105  July 1856-April 1857
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 106  April-November 1857
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 107  November-December 1857
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 108  January-March 1858
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 109  March-July 1858
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 110  July-October 1858
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 111  October-December 1858
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 112  January-April 1859
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 113  April-August 1859
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 114  August-November 1859
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 115  November 1859-January 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 116  January-March 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 117  March-June 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 118  July-August 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 119  August-October 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 120  October-December 1860
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 121  January 1861-March 1861
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 122  March-May 1861
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 123  May-June 1861
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 124  June-August 1861
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 125  August-November 1861
Expand   STOOKS (T.F.), incumbent of St. Anne's, St. Pancras, Middlesex and honorary secretary of London Diocesan Church Building Society: also prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London  Tait 126 f 8  1861
Expand   KILLICK (R.H.), vicar of Erchfont, Wiltshire; rector of St. Clement Danes, Westminster  Tait 126 ff 8, 282-3  1861
Expand   JACKSON (James), rural dean and vicar of St. Sepulchre, London  Tait 126 f 9  1861
Expand   SMITHFIELD, MIDDX., St. Bartholomew the Great  Tait 126 ff 9-13  1861
Expand   DANIEL (J.), of West Smithfield, London  Tait 126 ff 10-11  1861
Expand   HALE (W.H.), archdeacon of London, canon residentiary of St. Paul's cathedral and master of Charterhouse  Tait 126 ff 12-13  1861
Expand   GELL (Frederick), chaplain to bishop of London; bishop of Madras (1861); SMITH (W.Saumarez), of Trinity College, Cambridge  Tait 126 ff 14-15  1861
Expand   KNOLLYS (W.F.E.), incumbent of Barkingside and Aldborough Hatch, Essex and domestic chaplain to Lord Walsingham; honorary chaplain to bishop of London and incumbent of Holy Trinity, Twickenham, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 16-17, 18-19, 22  1861
Expand   BUDGEN (John) perpetual curate of Barkingside and of Aldborough Hatch, Essex  Tait 126 ff 18, 23, 26-7  1861
Expand   CHARRINGTON (Spencer), of Barkingside, Essex  Tait 126 ff 18-29  1861
Expand   EDOUART (A.G.), incumbent of St. Michael, Burleigh St., Westminster and chaplain of Charing Cross Hospital; vicar of Leominster, Herefordshire; HAMPDEN (R.D.), bishop of Hereford (1848); TOWNSEND (G.F.), vicar of Leominster, Herefordshire; incumbent of St. Michael, Westminster and chaplain to duke of Northumb.  Tait 126 f 30  1861
Expand   PEILE (T.W.), incumbent of St. Paul, Hampstead, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 31-4  1861
Expand   BYNG (G.S.), 2nd baron Strafford of Harmondsworth (1853); 7th earl of Strafford (1860); KING (Bryan), rector of St.George-in-the-E., Middlesex; vicar of Avebury with Winterbourne Monkton, Wiltshire  Tait 126 ff 35-6  1861
Expand   WIGRAM (W.P.), rector of Wanstead, Essex and chaplain to bishop of Rochester  Tait 126 ff 37-9  1861
Expand   STALEY (T.N.), principal of College school, Wandsworth, Surrey; missionary bishop of Honolulu (1861)  Tait 126 ff 40-1  1861
Expand   HAWAIIAN MISSION  Tait 126 ff 40-4  1861
Expand   HOPKINS (S.), consul-general of Hawaii  Tait 126 ff 42-3  1861
Expand   GILBERT (A.T.), bishop of Chichester (1842)  Tait 126 ff 45-6, 47-8  1861
Expand   ASHBURNHAM (Bertram), 4th earl of Ashburnham (1830)  Tait 126 ff 45-8  1861
Expand   CAULFIELD (Charles), archdeacon of Bahamas; bishop of Nassau (1861)  Tait 126 ff 49-50  1861
Expand   BIGGS (Thomas), of Bethnal Green, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 51-2  1861
Expand   MacGACHEN (J.D.), curate of Wistow, Wiltshire; incumbent of St. Bartholomew, Bethnal Green, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 51-7  1861
Expand   LEE (John B.), secretary to bishop of London: also joint registrar of diocese of London  Tait 126 ff 53, 87-9, 167-8, 236  1861
Expand   SHEPHARD (John), deputy registrar, then joint registrar of diocese of London  Tait 126 ff 54-5  1861
Expand   DONOVAN (Rev. Joseph B.L.), of Dorking, Surrey  Tait 126 ff 58-65  1861
Expand   CHATTO (Robert), curate of Holy Trinity, Gray's Inn Road, Holborn, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 58-67  1861
Expand   WORTHINGTON (J.W.), incumbent of Holy Trinity, Gray's Inn Road, Holborn, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 66-7  1861
Expand   ADAM (G.R.), minister of St. Mary, Kilburn, Middlesex; DODWELL (Rev. Henry John)  Tait 126 ff 68-73  1861
Expand   BRERETON (Rev. John)  Tait 126 f 73  1861
Expand   COWAN (J.G.), incumbent of Tenison's chapel, Regent St., Westminster; incumbent of St. John, Hammersmith, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 74-7  1861
Expand   BELL (Sydney J.), judge of Supreme Court, Capetown  Tait 126 ff 78-9  1861
Expand   EASTBURN (Rev. C.F.) of St. Mark College, Chelsea, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 80-1  1861
Expand   MURRAY (John), publisher, of Albemarle St., Westminster  Tait 126 ff 82-5  1861
Expand   HASSARD (John), private and assistant secretary to bishop of London  Tait 126 f 86  1861
Expand   HUGHES (C.J.), rector of Perivale, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 86-95  1861
Expand   PELHAM (Honourable J.T.), chaplain in ordinary to Queen and rector of St. Marylebone, Middx; bishop of Norwich (1857)  Tait 126 ff 88-9  1861
Expand   SUMNER (C.R.), bishop of Winchester (1827)  Tait 126 ff 97-8  1861
Expand   MEYRICK (Rev. Frederick), fellow of Trinity College, Oxford and assistant inspector of schools  Tait 126 ff 99-100  1861
Expand   WILLIAMS (Rev. E.), of Sudbury, Suffolk  Tait 126 ff 101-2  1861
Expand   IKIN, (W.D.), archdeacon of Appin (Scotland)  Tait 126 ff 103-8, 173-4  1861
Expand   CHALK (J.J.), secretary to ecclesiastical commissioners for Eng.  Tait 126 ff 109-10, 237-8  1861
Expand   WALDEGRAVE (Honourable Samuel), bishop of Carlisle (1860)  Tait 126 ff 109-12  1861
Expand   SMITH (Edmund James), ?of ecclesiastical commissioners for Eng.  Tait 126 ff 111-12  1861
Expand   CAPARN (W.J.), incumbent of Christ Church, Poplar, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 113-4  1861
Expand   FITZWILLIAMS (Charlotte), of Peterborough, Northamptonshire  Tait 126 ff 115-16  1861
Expand   GELL (J.P.), incumbent of St. John, Notting Hill, Middlesex; KAYE (Miss E.F.), of Fulmer Grove, Berkshire  Tait 126 ff 117-18  1861
Expand   PROCTER (Rev. John M.), fellow of Jesus College, Oxford  Tait 126 ff 119-25  1861
Expand   HADDAN (A.W.), rector of Barton-on-the-Heath, Warwickshire  Tait 126 ff 119-121  1861
Expand   THORNYCROFT (J.), of Thornycroft Hall, ?Congleton, Cheshire  Tait 126 ff 122-3  1861
Expand   WILLIAMS (Rev. Charles), principal of Jesus College, Oxford  Tait 126 ff 124-5  1861
Expand   REYNOLDS (J.W.), incumbent of St. Stephen, Spitalfields, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 126-7  1861
Expand   VALENTINE (W.C.), of Lincoln's Inn, London: son of W. Valentine  Tait 126 ff 128-9  1861
Expand   MANN (W.M.), British chaplain at Guines  Tait 126 ff 130-3  1861
Expand   LONSDALE (John), bishop of Lichfield (1843)  Tait 126 ff 132-3  1861
Expand   EAST (Edward), perpetual curate of Hounslow, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 134-5  1861
Expand   STOKES (George), minister of Thurloe chapel, Brompton, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 136-7  1861
Expand   TREVITT (James), incumbent of St. Philip, Bethnal Green, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 136-7, 146-50  1861
Expand   LINDSAY (Rev. C.)  Tait 126 ff 138-9  1861
Expand   LITTLECOT (Rev. F.G.)  Tait 126 ff 140-3  1861
Expand   COURTENAY (A.L.), chaplain to earl of Hardwick and incumbent of Pentonville, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 140-3, 179-82  1861
Expand   BEVAN (C.H.), minister of Christ Church, Gloucester  Tait 126 ff 142-3  1861
Expand   STOKES (Edward), rural dean, vicar of Staines, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 144-5  1861
Expand   DANIEL (John), perpetual curate of E.Ardsley, Yorkshire  Tait 126 ff 146-50  1861
Expand   BICKERSTETH (Robert), bishop of Ripon (1857)  Tait 126 ff 149-50  1861
Expand   PIZEY (C.T.), curate of Holy Trinity, Liverpool, Lancashire; lessee of Bedford chapel, Bloomsbury, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 151-2, 155-6  1861
Expand   BAYLEY (Emilius), rector of St. George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 153-4  1861
Expand   HAWKINS (Rev. Joseph Beaumont)  Tait 126 ff 157-62  1861
Expand   RELTON (E.W.), vicar of Ealing, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 163-4, 169-70  1861
Expand   LIDDELL (Honourable Robert), incumbent of St. Paul with St. Barnabas, Knightsbridge, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 165-6  1861
Expand   WOOD (Thomas), purchaser of estate in W. Twyford, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 171-2  1861
Expand   DAVIES (G.T.), solicitor, of Mincing Lane, London  Tait 126 ff 175-6  1861
Expand   ADAMS (Henry C.), fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford and chaplain of Bromley College Kent  Tait 126 ff 175-8  1861
Expand   DALE (Thomas), canon of St. Paul's cathedral, London: also vicar of St. Pancras, Middx; rector of Therfield, Hertfordshire  Tait 126 ff 183-4  1861
Expand   SMALLEY (Cornwall), incumbent of St. Matthew, Bayswater, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 185-6  1861
Expand   JOYNES (Rev. J.L.), assistant master at Eton College, Buckinghamshire  Tait 126 ff 187-8  1861
Expand   EARLE (?J.W.) of Little Stanmore, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 189-92, 197-8  1861-1862
Expand   SINCLAIR (John), archdeacon of Middlesex and vicar of Kensington, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 193-6, 209-10  1861
Expand   HASSALL (Samuel), churchwarden of Little Stanmore, Middlesex; TOOTELL (W.S.), churchwarden of Little Stanmore, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 195-6  1861
Expand   WALPOLE (J.K.), chaplain of the "Defence" Hulk, Woolwich, Kent; vicar of Coaley, Gloucestershire  Tait 126 ff 199-202  1861
Expand   GREY (George), 2nd baronet (1828): chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster, 1859; home secretary, 1861-6  Tait 126 ff 201-2  1861
Expand   JONES (Henry), incumbent of St. Luke, St. James', Westminster  Tait 126 ff 203-8  1861
Expand   ROSS (John), incumbent of St. Mary, Haggerston, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 211-12, 217-18  1861-1862
Expand   LAMBETH DEGREES  Tait 126 ff 211-18  1861
Expand   SUMNER (J.B.), archbishop of Canterbury (1848)  Tait 126 ff 213-16  1861
Expand   GURNEY (Archer), curate of Buckingham; British chaplain at Paris; WHALLEY (G.H.), M.P.  Tait 126 ff 219-24  1861
Expand   LIGHT (John), incumbent of All Saints, Notting Hill, Middlesex; ROBERTS (Rev. John), of Bayswater, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 225-8  1861
Expand   ROMILLY (Rev. Joseph), senior fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge  Tait 126 ff 229-30  1861
Expand   PERRY (Walter C.), Ph.D., of Bonn-on-Rhine  Tait 126 ff 231-3  1861
Expand   BIBER (G.E.), perpetual curate of Roehampton, Surrey  Tait 126 ff 234-8  1861
Expand   MITCHELL-DE-MOWBRAY (J.H.T.), sometime curate of Barrowby, Lincolnshire  Tait 126 ff 239-48  1861
Expand   CHRISTIE (R.J.Holder), of 5 Lothbury, London  Tait 126 ff 245-6  1861
Expand   WELBY (G.E.), rector of Barrowby, Lincolnshire  Tait 126 ff 247-8  1861
Expand   GARRATT (William), incumbent of St. John, Walham Green, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 249-50  1861
Expand   GORE (Majesty John), churchwarden of St. John Evangelist, Woolwich, Kent  Tait 126 ff 251-2, 253-8, 264-7  1861
Expand   JERVAIS (Captain J.Z.), churchwarden of St. John, Evangelist, Woolwich, Kent  Tait 126 ff 253-8  1861
Expand   BROWN (Henry), rector of Woolwich, Kent  Tait 126 ff 259-63  1862
Expand   JERVAIS (Captain J.Z.), churchwarden of St. John, Evangelist, Woolwich, Kent  Tait 126 ff 264-7  1861-1862
Expand   CHALK (J.J.), secretary to ecclesiastical commissioners for Eng.  Tait 126 ff 264-9  1861-1862
Expand   TOWNSHEND (J.R.), 3rd viscount (1831) and 1st earl Sydney (1874): lord chamberlain, 1859-66, 1868-74  Tait 126 ff 270-8  1861
Expand   ALBERT Prince Consort  Tait 126 ff 270-81  1861
Expand   ROBINS (Charles M.), curate of St. Clement Danes, Westminster  Tait 126 ff 282-3  1861
Expand   BROWN (John Tod), curate of Holy Trinity Preston. Lancashire  Tait 126 ff 284-5  1861
Expand   CORFIELD (William G.), of Haverstock Hill, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 286-7  1861
Expand   KNELL (Henry), wheeler at Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, Kent  Tait 126 ff 288-92  1861
Expand   ACE (Rev. Daniel), of Pentonville, Middlesex; ACKWORTH (William), vicar of Plumstead, Kent  Tait 126 ff 288-324  1861-1862
Expand   LEWIS (G.C.), 2nd baronet (1855): home secretary, 1859-61; secretary for war, 1861-3  Tait 126 f 292  1861
Expand   HUDSON (G.F.), solicitor, of 23 Bucklersbury, London  Tait 126 ff 305-6, 309-14  1862
Expand   RODWELL (J.M.), rector of St. Ethelburga, Bishopsgate, London: also secretary to Additional Curates' Fund  Tait 126 ff 325-6  1861
Expand   POWER (P.B.), incumbent of Christ Church, Worthing, Sussex  Tait 126 ff 327-8, 331-2  1861

Folder icon  GREGG (Rev. Tresham), of Gravesend, Kent  Tait 126 ff 327-32  1861

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Letter from, concerning Woburn chapel, ST. PANCRAS, MIDDX.,


Expand   GREGG (Mrs. S.), wife of Rev. Tresham Gregg  Tait 126 ff 329-32  1861
Expand   DOUGLAS (Herman), minister of Victoria Docks district, Plaistow, Essex  Tait 126 ff 333-4  1861
Expand   BOYD (Henry), curate of Belleau, Lincolnshire; incumbent of St. Mark, Victoria Dock, Essex  Tait 126 ff 333-8  1861
Expand   JACKSON (John), bishop of Lincoln (1853); bishop of London (1869)  Tait 126 ff 335-6  1861
Expand   RIDDELL (Rev. James), jnr., fellow and tutor of Bailliol College, Oxford  Tait 126 ff 337-8  1861
Expand   BRAND (?H.), of the Treasury; ELLIS (Arthur), R.N.  Tait 126 ff 339-41  1861
Expand   BANYARD (William Barnard), minister of Jesus chapel, Lothian Road, Camberwell, Surrey  Tait 126 ff 342-6  1861
Expand   BROOKS (Rev. G.W.), of Holloway, Middlesex; HAMPTON (Henry), vicar of St. John, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire (1862)  Tait 126 ff 347-8  1861
Expand   DIXON (J.S.), parish of St.George-in-the-E., Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 349-51  1861
Expand   ALLEN (Hugh), incumbent of St. Jude, Whitechapel, Middlesex, and lecturer of St. Olave. Jewry, London; rector of St. George the Matyr, Southwark, Surrey  Tait 126 ff 349-55  1861
Expand   CAY (Alfred), curate of St.George-in-the-E., Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 352-5  1861
Expand   WHITE (White Barretts), of Whitehall Place, Westminster  Tait 126 ff 356-61  1861
Expand   SMITH (F. Wickings), honorary secretary to Church committee of St. Margaret, Lee, Kent  Tait 126 ff 358-9  1861
Expand   LOCKE (George), rector of Lee, Kent  Tait 126 ff 360-1  1861
Expand   VALENTINE (W.), incumbent of St. Thomas, Stepney, Middlesex  Tait 126 ff 362-3  1861
Expand   GOULBURN (E.M.), incumbent of Paddington, Middlesex: also prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral London; dean of Norwich  Tait 126 ff 364-5  1861
Expand   RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND: Community of St. Peter  Tait 126 ff 366-71  ?1861
Expand   RICHARDSON (J.), ?of Forest Hill, Kent  Tait 126 f 372  1861
Expand   JEUNE (Francis), canon of Gloucester, rector of Taynton, Gloucestershire, master of Pembroke College, Oxford and vice-chancellor of University of Oxford  Tait 126 f 373  1862
Expand   Petition by civil service in INDIA to House of Commons (printed).  Tait 126 ff 373a-b  1861
Expand   MISSAEL, metropolitan bishop of Athens and president of synod of Greek Church  Tait 126 ff 374-8  1861
Expand   WORDSWORTH (Christopher), canon of Westminster, rural dean and vicar of Stanford-in-the-Vale, Berkshire  Tait 126 ff 378a-b  1861
Expand   INNES (J.C.), curate of St. John, Stratford, Essex  Tait 126 ff 379-80  1862

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