The project began with the sale of the church's old meeting hall, which was housed in a dilapidated coach house at the vicarage. |
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Controversial plans to demolish a Covingham vicarage and cram 32 homes on to the site have been put on hold after protests from residents. |
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The Rev Pam Smith offered places at the vicarage to residents, including Karin Young. |
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A sip of tea or coffee in the lovely gardens of the vicarage is a great way to finish up the outing. |
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But after eight months he is still at the vicarage, takes no services at St James's and remains on compassionate leave. |
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The benefice became presentative in 1899 and was called a vicarage from the first institution. |
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Mr Finch said the scheme would also cut off the vicarage from the Methodist church in Stockbridge Road, which runs a joint Sunday school. |
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She went with Harriet, and their walk passed by the vicarage, where Mr. Elton resides. |
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This was the second application for the vicarage, situated off Skipton Road and Haw Grove. |
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Planning officers argue the vicarage garden is open so the new houses would be overlooked by existing properties. |
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He lives in a double-fronted vicarage on Linden Avenue which has nine bedrooms and three reception rooms. |
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So he clung on to his draughty vicarage in East Anglia as a man might to a small raft in stormy seas. |
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In 1828 he was presented to the vicarage of St Mary's, Oxford, where his 4 o'clock Sunday sermons attracted much attention. |
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On the front lawn of his residence, a large vicarage surrounded by a nice garden, we were greeted by the appropriately named Ms Alice Flyte. |
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Police found the antique gun in a grandfather clock at Holy Rood vicarage in Swinton. |
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He first acquired the vicarage of Sutton-on-the-Forest, later gaining a second living at Stillington. |
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Pat offered to drive him to the vicarage and back, but he was adamant in refusal, mounted his bicycle, and pedalled off. |
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The vicarage will become the home of the new Archdeacon of Wiltshire, who is due to take up the post in September. |
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It is, above all, an account that starts in a Victorian vicarage. |
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In 1975 Ted retired and moved from the vicarage to a bungalow in Levens. |
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The vicarage we see today was completed in the 1820s and follows the building traditions of the parish. |
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The auxiliary buildings include the residence of the head pastor, the vicarage, and two schools. |
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But Austen stayed at home in the vicarage, and modern theorists have found it easy to project their own ideologies onto her seemingly blank slate. |
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Former vicarage in a church environment of national historical interest with Trönö Medieval Church. |
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Although in the same village, they were billeted separately because her mother was with her school, and stayed at the vicarage. |
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In 1965 the Sanatorium moved from one old vicarage to another. |
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This section of the Kiscelli Castle building cluster was constructed in 1702, it consists of a large Baroque style vicarage and the Church Hall. |
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The old vicarage has been sold off to become The Old Vicarage, home of an investment banker. |
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Information can be obtained with the team of the parish local group or the vicarage. |
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Living in vicarage or manse accommodation, they are often not property owners. |
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He was presented to the vicarage of Icklesham in Sussex, and subsequently to the rectory of St Thomas, Winchelsea. |
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He suffered in the Great Fire of London, losing his vicarage, library and scientific instruments. |
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His official place of residence is a vicarage. |
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Dorries, who never went to the police, claims the abuse began when she was summoned to the vicarage on the pretence of looking at his stamp collection. |
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In history it was capital of the vicarage and declared a city in 1646, Chiavari nineteenth century was an important commercial center for the production of chairs bells. |
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Together with Lu Thissen he lived in the vicarage of Birken. |
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Ancient vicarage, XVII century, living surface 170 m2, renovated, boiler renewed in 2007, new insulation, fuel central heating, view to the garden, very quiet. |
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The Artù Café is housed in the former vicarage of the parish church of Santa Maria in Trastevere, near Piazza Sant'Egidio, in a very lively area at night. |
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The parish house extends to the left of the vicarage. |
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This 800 m2 garden is more of a vicarage garden than a formal garden. |
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Everyone is then invited to the vicarage gardens for refreshments and a barbecue. |
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Following a proposed hotel development in 1981 the area around the church and vicarage was designated a conservation area. |
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After some discussion the doctors decided to stop at the vicarage of the Rev. |
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In the meantime, Milne sent the jury to the vicarage to view Huskisson's body. |
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The Northumbrian was detached from the Duke's train and rushed him to Eccles, where he died in the vicarage. |
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The tunnel at Lazonby was constructed at the request of a local vicar as he did not want the railway to run past the vicarage. |
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Set in 1942 in a country vicarage, home to the hapless Rev Lionel Toop and his actressy wife Penelope, minor misunderstandings soon become social catastrophes. |
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Instead, she spent another night in the vicarage with the coffin. |
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On arrival at the vicarage Emily Huskisson refused to allow the jury to view the body, insisting on being allowed to remain alone with her husband. |
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She had then heard a rumour that a mob from Oldham were planning to storm the track at Eccles to attack the Duke of Wellington, and decided to remain in the vicarage. |
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William Gladstone was educated from 1816 to 1821 at a preparatory school at the vicarage of St Thomas's Church at Seaforth, close to his family's residence, Seaforth House. |
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He had abundant leisure for cultivating his garden, making a canal after the Dutch fashion of Moor Park, planting willows, and rebuilding the vicarage. |
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Miserable both at his uncle's vicarage and at school, the young Maugham developed a talent for making wounding remarks to those who displeased him. |
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However, despite its exiguity, the vicarage did maintain an independent existence as a benefice, and the College continued to make presentations to the bishop of Worcester. |
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The party arrived at the vicarage to be greeted by Mrs Blackburne. |
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