CHANGES AT ST JOHN’S IN LATE VICTORIAN TIMES Although the new church had been built at the start of Queen Victoria’s ...
Alluding to the Archdeacon’s visit of inspection a few weeks ago, the Rector said the Archdeacon was very pleased with ...
Bernard was born in Lewes on 17/08/1898 while his parents Levi and Alice Francis were living in Sun Street. Shortly ...
The Rector wished especially to thank Miss Parker for her splendid work in training the choir boys, for they had ...
Alluding to Mr Neeves, Miss Parker and the choir, the Rev gentleman said he appreciated the beautiful music they had, ...
The Rector, in dealing with the choir, said he was very proud indeed of it. He thought it might safely ...
In paying tribute to the choir, the Rector alluded to the valuable services of Mr Plummer, the organist, and to ...
At St John’s Church on Good Friday evening Maunder’s ‘Olivet to Calvary’ was sung by the choir. Mr Leslie S Plummer ...
On Easter day at the Choral Eucharist at 8.00 am the music was by Myles B. Foster, and B. Tours ...
The Rector referred to the improvement which had been effected at the entrance to the church and expressed the indebtedness ...
The improved condition of the churchyard was commented upon and Mr Davey was thanked for his services. Mt Hotblack called attention ...
The Crossbarry Ambush took place at a rural crossroads in County Cork, and was one of the most significant battles in the Irish War of Independence.
Cllr Young had rendered the parish great service as secretary to the Parochial Council, and it was owing to him ...
Mr Hillman, on behalf of the Finance Committee, presented the church accounts, which showed that the total income during the ...
Geoffrey was born in Norwich on 23/09/1900 and baptised at St Augustine, Norwich on 28/10/1900. His father, Frederick Mill Hotblack ...
Known as ‘The last of the Pre-Raphaelites’, Henry Holiday is best known for his painting ‘Dante and Beatrice’ (1883) which ...
Lt Hotblack , of the Essex Regiment was serving in Ireland during the Irish War of Independence, when he and ...
James Powell in 1834 bought a firm of glassmakers, which had been at Whitefriars, East London since around 1700. After ...
Memories of a former Choir Boy at St John’s sub Castro…. In 1989, St John’s celebrated its 150th Anniversary and published ...
Of Mr Rogerson, the Rector could not speak too highly for all he done for him. That gentleman had been ...
The Rector also wished to thank Mr Hillman very sincerely for his services as people’s churchwarden. It came as a ...
Mr Bourdillon, as a newcomer to the parish, remarked on the fact that there was no reference in the accounts ...
The Rev. Langhorne said that when he first came he came with a certain amount of apprehension, as various rumours ...
The Rector . . . expressed thanks to the congregation for their Easter Offering to him of £52 17s (about ...
The Rector (Rev. Langhorne) then went on to make a feeling reference to his predecessor and said an expression of ...
