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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   Official Letters: London  Tait 126  November 1861-January 1862
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 127  January 1862-March 1862
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 128  April-June 1862
Expand   Official Letters: London  Tait 129  June-August 1862
Expand   KENSINGTON, MIDDX., St. Mary  Tait 130 ff 1-4, 143-6  1862
Expand   CHALK (J.J.), secretary to ecclesiastical commissioners for Eng.  Tait 130 ff 1-8, 21-2, 143, 146, 301, 362  1862
Expand   SINCLAIR (John), archdeacon of Middlesex and vicar of Kensington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 2, 70-2, 144-5  1862
Expand   LONDON, city of: churches in: St. Andrew, Holborn  Tait 130 ff 5-8  1862
Expand   WORTHINGTON (J.W.), incumbent of Holy Trinity, Gray's Inn Road, Holborn, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 6-7  1862
Expand   PRINGLE (George), assistant secretary to ecclesiastical commissioners for Eng.  Tait 130 ff 6-7, 184-91  1862
Expand   BLUNT (H.G.S.), rector of St. Andrew, Holborn, London  Tait 130 f 8  1862
Expand   BERKELEY (R.F.), rector of St. John and St. Mark, Grenada (Barbados)  Tait 130 ff 9-12  1862
Expand   HAWKINS (Ernest), prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London, minister of Curzon chapel, Westminster and secretary to Society for the Propagation of the Gospel  Tait 130 ff 10-12  1862
Expand   PARRY (Thomas), bishop of Barbados (1842)  Tait 130 ff 11-12  1861
Expand   CHAMBERS (Rev. Walter), missionary in Borneo  Tait 130 ff 13-4  1862
Expand   McDOUGALL (F.T.), bishop of Labuan and Sarawak (1855); ST. JOHN (Spenser), sometime British consul-general in Borneo  Tait 130 ff 13-18  1862
Expand   HARVEY (John), managing director of Borneo Company Ltd.  Tait 130 f 16  1862
Expand   FITZGERALD (John), incumbent of Camden Town, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 19-22  1862
Expand   WELLESLEY (H.R.C.), 2nd baron Cowley of Wellesley (1847) and 1st earl Cowley (1857)  Tait 130 ff 23-4  1862
Expand   SCHLOCHOW (E.M.) of Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin (France)  Tait 130 ff 23-32  1862
Expand   TOWNSHEND (J.R.), 3rd viscount (1831) and 1st earl Sydney (1874): lord chamberlain, 1859-66, 1868-74  Tait 130 ff 25-30  1862
Expand   JOHNSTONE (Edward), vicar of Hampton, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 33-5  1862
Expand   PIZEY (C.T.), curate of Holy Trinity, Liverpool, Lancashire; lessee of Bedford chapel, Bloomsbury, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 36-40  1862

Folder icon  BELLEW (J.C.M.), curate of St. Mark, St. John's Wood, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 37-40, 44-6  1862

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Contents:
Letters concerning Bedford chapel, BLOOMSBURY, MIDDLESEX.


Expand   DENNYS (N.B.), chaplain of Military Prison, Gosport, Hampshire  Tait 130 ff 41-3  1862
Expand   BAYLEY (Emilius), rector of St. George, Bloomsbury, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 44-6  1862
Expand   HITCHMAN (David), of parish Paddington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 47-8  1862
Expand   PADDINGTON, MIDDX., cemetery of  Tait 130 ff 47-52  1862
Expand   FULLER (F.J.), solicitor, of Paddington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 49-52  1862
Expand   BUTLER (Rev. A. William Beauclerc)  Tait 130 f 53  1862
Expand   SHANDLESS (T.), of Newcastle-on-Tyne  Tait 130 ff 54-5  1862
Expand   TURNER (Andrew), rector of Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk; British chaplain at Pau  Tait 130 ff 54-61  1862
Expand   HEDGES (Edward), British chaplain at Pau  Tait 130 ff 58-9  1862
Expand   CLISSOLD (H.B.), assistant secretary to Colonial and Continental Society  Tait 130 ff 60-1  1862
Expand   FOSKETT (Rev. T.M.)  Tait 130 ff 61a-f  1862
Expand   PITMAN (Thomas), prebendary of Chichester and vicar of Eastbourne, Sussex  Tait 130 ff 61b-c  1862
Expand   CHRISTIE (James R.), churchwarden of St. John Evangelist, Woolwich, Kent; GORE (Majesty John), churchwarden of St. John Evangelist, Woolwich, Kent  Tait 130 ff 62-8  1862
Expand   BROWN (Henry), rector of Woolwich, Kent  Tait 130 ff 65-6, 69, 73-4  1862
Expand   MACNAUGHT (John), incumbent of St. Chrysostom, Everton, Lancashire  Tait 130 ff 75-97  1862-1863
Expand   GRAHAM (John), bishop of Chester (1848)  Tait 130 ff 88-90  1862
Expand   HAMMOND (E.), of Foreign Office  Tait 130 ff 98-101  1862
Expand   SMITH (George), bishop of Victoria (1849)  Tait 130 ff 99-101  1862
Expand   BRUCE (F.W.A.), 3rd son of 7th earl of Elgin: K.C.B. (1862): British Minister in China (1858)  Tait 130 ff 99-102  1862
Expand   BULLOCK (Rev. W.T.), assistant secretary of Society for the Propagation of the Gospel  Tait 130 ff 102-7  1862
Expand   MARYCHURCH (H.W.), incumbent of St. Paul, Blackburn, Lancashire; MOSS (R.), incumbent of Christ Church, Blackburn, Lancashire; WOODHOUSE (C.W.), incumbent of St. Peter, Blackburn, Lancashire  Tait 130 ff 108-9  1862
Expand   LANCASHIRE DISTRESS  Tait 130 f 110  1862
Expand   FAWCETT (Miss), British emigrant to British Columbia  Tait 130 ff 111-12  1862
Expand   GARRETT (John), vicar of St. Paul, nr.Penzance, Cornwall, commisary to bishop of British Columbia and joint honorary secretary of Columbian Emigration Society  Tait 130 ff 111-14  1862
Expand   SCOTT (W.R.), incumbent of St. Mary Magdalen, Harlow, Essex; at Honolulu, Sandwich Island  Tait 130 ff 113-14  1862
Expand   WILLIAMS (Rev. Edward)  Tait 130 ff 115-a  1862
Expand   MARRIOTT (C. Bertie), minister of Berkeley chapel, Westminster  Tait 130 ff 116-17  1862
Expand   STEPHENS (Archibald J.), barrister  Tait 130 ff 118-19  1862
Expand   ANGLEY (J.G.), curate of All Saints, Gordon Square, St. Pancras, Middlesex: curate of St. Mary, Newington, Surrey  Tait 130 ff 120-3  1862
Expand   CLOWES (Robert), vicar of Nether Knutsford, Cheshire  Tait 130 ff 124-5  1862
Expand   GRAY (Robert), bishop of Capetown (1847)  Tait 130 ff 126-30  1862
Expand   TREMLETT (F.W.), incumbent of St. Peter, Belsize Park, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 131-2  1862
Expand   WALDO (J.P.), minister of St. James, St. Pancras, Middx; incumbent of St. Paul, Stratford, Essex  Tait 130 ff 133-40  1862
Expand   STEBBING (Henry), minister of St. James, St. Pancras, Middx; rector of St. Mary Somerset and St. Mary Mounthaw, London  Tait 130 ff 133-42  1862
Expand   JUSTICE (Walter)  Tait 130 ff 141-2  1862
Expand   IRVING (Joseph), evening lecturer at St. Mary, Kilburn, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 147-50, 156-7  1862
Expand   PIZEY (Edward), incumbent of Trinity church, Trowbridge, Wiltshire; vicar of St. John, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire; incumbent of St. George, Tufnell Park, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 147-61  1862
Expand   STEWART (Raynham W.), of Upper Holloway, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 151-5, 158-9  1862
Expand   BRINE (Edward), British chaplain at the Hague  Tait 130 ff 162-3  1862
Expand   BOTELER (J.W.), churchwarden of St. Paul, Walworth, Surrey; GOLDER (Stephen), churchwarden of St. Paul, Walworth, Surrey; GOING (John), incumbent of St. Paul, Walworth, Surrey  Tait 130 ff 164-7  1862
Expand   MORRIS (Robert), rural dean and rector of Fryern Barnet, Middlesex; VENTRIS (H.L.), perpetual curate of St. John, Whetstone, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 168-76  1862
Expand   BAXENDALE (Lloyd), of Totteridge, Hertfordshire  Tait 130 ff 170-3  1862
Expand   BAXENDALE (Joseph), of Whetstone, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 175-6  1862
Expand   KEMPE (J.E.), rector of St. James, Westminster: also prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London  Tait 130 ff 177-83  1862
Expand   PHILLPOTTS (Henry), bishop of Exeter (1831)  Tait 130 ff 183a-b  1862
Expand   LYNE (Rev. J.L.), founder of Congregation of St. Benedict, known as "Father Ignatius"  Tait 130 ff 183a-c  1862
Expand   FLEMING (William), incumbent of Christ Church, Hornsey, Middlesex; HARVEY (Richard), canon of Gloucester and rector of Hornsey, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 192-204  1862
Expand   SINGER (J.H.), bishop of Meath (1852)  Tait 130 ff 205-6  1862
Expand   SOAMES (W.A.), prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London, rural dean, and vicar of Greenwich, Kent  Tait 130 ff 207-8  1862
Expand   LINCOLN (William), minister of Beresford chapel, Walworth, Surrey  Tait 130 ff 208a-k  1862
Expand   GEARY (Henry) ?curate of All Saints, Haggerston, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 209-10  1862
Expand   MARSH (R.W.B.), chaplain of Industrial Schools, St.George-in-the-E., Middlesex, and perpetual curate of Plaistow, Essex  Tait 130 ff 211-12  1863
Expand   BOYD (Henry), curate of Belleau, Lincolnshire; incumbent of St. Mark, Victoria Dock, Essex  Tait 130 ff 211-17  1862
Expand   PLAISTOW, ESSEX, Victoria Docks district  Tait 130 ff 215-17  1862
Expand   JELF (Rev. R.W.), principal of King's College, London  Tait 130 ff 218-23  1862
Expand   PEARSON (Hugh), vicar of Sonning, Berkshire  Tait 130 ff 224-5  1862
Expand   MARGOLIOUTH (Moses), assistant minister of St. Paul, Haggerston, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 226-33  1862
Expand   WILSON (Daniel), rural dean and vicar of Islington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 234-5  1862
Expand   SMALLEY (Cornwall), incumbent of St. Matthew, Bayswater, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 236-43  1862
Expand   BROOKS (H.W.) incumbent of St. Stephen, Westbourne Park, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 238-41  1862
Expand   HOARE (Henry), chairman of Society for Revival of Convocation and churchwarden of St. Dunstan-in-the-W., London  Tait 130 ff 244-50, 253-4  1862
Expand   AURIOL (Edward), rector of St. Dunstan-in-the-W., London  Tait 130 f 247  1862
Expand   BECKFORD (G.H.), churchwarden of St. Dunstan-in-the-W., London  Tait 130 ff 247, 253-4  1862
Expand   BECKFORD (G.H.), churchwarden of St. Dunstan-in-the-W., London  Tait 130 f 248  1862
Expand   AURIOL (Edward), rector of St. Dunstan-in-the-W., London  Tait 130 ff 251-4  1862
Expand   LINGEN (R.R.W.), secretary to committee of Council on Education: 1st baron Lingen (1885)  Tait 130 ff 255-65, 269  1862
Expand   WESTMINSTER, St. George, Hanover Square  Tait 130 ff 255-69  1862
Expand   JAMES (T.G.), prebendary of Wells and incumbent of Hanover chapel, Westminster  Tait 130 ff 257-61, 267-8  1862
Expand   HOWARTH (H.), rector of St. George, Hanover Square, Westminster and chaplain in ordinary to Queen  Tait 130 ff 259-61  1862
Expand   FUSSELL (Rev. J.G.C.) Her Majesty's inspector of schools  Tait 130 ff 262-3  1862
Expand   EGAN (H.W.M.), curate of St. George, Hanover Square, Westminster  Tait 130 f 263  1862
Expand   KNOX (George F.), of parish St. George, Hanover Square, Westminster  Tait 130 ff 263-9  1862
Expand   MORTMAIN  Tait 130 ff 270-3  1862
Expand   BROMBY (C.H.), incumbent of St. Paul and principal of Training College, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire  Tait 130 ff 274-9  1862
Expand   KAY-SHUTTLEWORTH (James P.), 1st baronet (1849)  Tait 130 ff 276-7  1862
Expand   MARCUS (Lewis), incumbent of St. Paul, Bunhill Row, parish St. Luke, Old St., Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 280-1  1862
Expand   TWISS (Travers), chancellor of diocese of London, vicar-general of province and commissary of diocese of Canterbury  Tait 130 ff 280-2  1862-1863
Expand   COKE (E.F.) principal of Victoria Park Collegiate Institution and incumbent of St. James the Great, Bethnal Green, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 283-4  1862
Expand   BATTY (W.E.) curate of Fulham, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 289-91  1862
Expand   BAKER (Robert G.), prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London, rural dean and vicar of Fulham, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 290-3  1862
Expand   SILK (G.C.), of London Diocesan Church Building Society  Tait 130 ff 292-3  1862
Expand   HIND (W.M.), incumbent of Pinner, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 294-6  1862
Expand   BLINCOE (Robert), curate and Sunday evening lecturer at St. Luke, Old St., Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 297-300  1862
Expand   BAIRD (James), incumbent of Southgate, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 302-3  1862
Expand   ROBBINS (John), incumbent of St. Peter, Notting Hill, Middlesex; TURNER (Rev. James)  Tait 130 ff 304-7  1862
Expand   TYLER (George), churchwarden of St. Clement Danes, Westminster  Tait 130 ff 308-9  1862
Expand   LEONINI (P.), missionary to the Italians  Tait 130 ff 308-9, 312-13  1862
Expand   ITALY  Tait 130 ff 308-12  1862
Expand   KILLICK (R.H.), vicar of Erchfont, Wiltshire; rector of St. Clement Danes, Westminster  Tait 130 ff 310-13  1862-1863
Expand   SUTER (A.B.), incumbent of All Saints, Stepney, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 314-16  1862
Expand   LOWDER (C.F.), curate of St.George-in-the-E., Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 317-18  1862
Expand   DENMARK  Tait 130 ff 317-20  1862
Expand   GREEN (W.E.), curate of Lee, Kent; incumbent of Trinity church, Lambeth, Surrey  Tait 130 ff 319-20  1862
Expand   BRETT (Robert), of Stoke Newington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 321-3  1862
Expand   WORDSWORTH (Charles), bishop of St. Andrews (1853)  Tait 130 ff 325-6  1862
Expand   BYRTH (Rev. Stewart)  Tait 130 ff 327-8  1862
Expand   LAYARD (C.C.), incumbent of St. John, Wembley, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 329-30  1862
Expand   WALBAUM (C.E.L.A.), chaplain of German Chapel Royal, St. James'  Tait 130 ff 331-9  1862-1863
Expand   BERNSTORFF (Count), Prussian ambassador in London  Tait 130 ff 333-4  1863
Expand   PONSONBY (Spencer), of lord chamberlain's office, St. James' Palace  Tait 130 f 335  1863
Expand   TOWNSHEND (J.R.), 3rd viscount (1831) and 1st earl Sydney (1874): lord chamberlain, 1859-66, 1868-74  Tait 130 ff 335-9  1863
Expand   MACLEAN (John), churchwarden of St. John Evangelist, Hammersmith, Middlesex; STAFFORD (William), churchwarden of St. John Evangelist, Hammersmith, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 340-51  1862-1863
Expand   TWELLS (Edward), incumbent of St. John Evangelist, Hammersmith, Middx; bishop of Orange River (1863)  Tait 130 ff 340-57  1862-1863
Expand   CONNELL (James), vicar of Hammersmith, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 342-4  1862
Expand   COWAN (J.G.), incumbent of Tenison's chapel, Regent St., Westminster; incumbent of St. John, Hammersmith, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 352-3  1863
Expand   GRAY (Robert), bishop of Capetown (1847)  Tait 130 ff 354-5  1863
Expand   CONNELL (James), vicar of Hammersmith, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 356-7  1863
Expand   WORSLEY (Henry), rector of Hayes, Middx; incumbent of Norwood, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 358-9  1862
Expand   VEITCH (W.D.), chaplain to bishop Gobat of Jerusalem: also incumbent of St. Peter chapel, Pimlico, Middx; incumbent of St. Saviour, Paddington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 360-3  1863
Expand   BUDD (Mrs. Georgina), of Bloomsbury, Middlesex  Tait 130 f 363  1862
Expand   HODGSON (Christopher), secretary and treasurer to Queen Anne's Bounty  Tait 130 ff 364-5  1863
Expand   SHAW (W.M.), incumbent of Yealand Conyers, Lancashire  Tait 130 ff 366-71  1863
Expand   SINCLAIR (John), archdeacon of Middlesex and vicar of Kensington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 372-3, 379-83  1863
Expand   LINCOLN (William), minister of Beresford chapel, Walworth, Surrey  Tait 130 ff 374-6, 382-3  1863
Expand   MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT (W.F.), 5th duke of Buccleuch (1819)  Tait 130 ff 377-8  1863
Expand   KEMPE (J.E.), rector of St. James, Westminster: also prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London; SPOONER (Barbara M.)  Tait 130 ff 383a-g  1863
Expand   JACKSON (James), rural dean and vicar of St. Sepulchre, London  Tait 130 ff 384-5  1863
Expand   JACKSON (Augustus), curate of St. Mary, Stoke Newington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 384-8  1863
Expand   GOODHART (C.J.), minister of Park chapel, Chelsea, Middlesex and secretary of London Jews Society  Tait 130 ff 389-90  1863
Expand   BAKER (Robert G.), prebendary of St. Paul's cathedral, London, rural dean and vicar of Fulham Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 391-4  1863
Expand   NICHOLSON (?Rev. Aldwell J.), ?curate of St. Saviour, Paddington, Middlesex  Tait 130 ff 395-6  ?1862-1863
Expand   LONDON, societies and institutions in: London Diocesan Board of Education  Tait 130 f 397  ?1862-1863

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