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Trinity Church, Saint Marylebone. When the Act of Parliament passed for the erection of the four district churches, the funds of the Commissioners for Building Churches, confined them to a certain sum, and the architect employed to erect the church in the Regent's Park, was compelled to reduce his plan, ...
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ST. MARYLEBONE, Vestry
Trinity Church, Saint Marylebone. When the Act of Parliament passed for the erection of the four district churches, the funds of the Commissioners for Building Churches, confined them to a certain sum, and the architect employed to erect the church in the Regent's Park, was compelled to reduce his plan, ...
London (Place), printed by E. Lloyd & Son, Harley Street,, [1826].
[2] p. ; 19.3 cm. (4°)
Drop-head title, verso blank. A printed flyer advertising the decision taken at a vestry meeting on 22 July 1826 (q.v.). to raise of the sum of £1280 for the addition of a stone balustrade round the church by voluntary subscription.
Binding Loose paper.
Reference Number 6256
Additional Names Soane, Sir John (1753--1837). Designs for Public and Private Buildings - Criticism; Trinity Church, Marylebone; Commissioners for Building Churches
Trinity Church, Saint Marylebone. When the Act of Parliament passed for the erection of the four district churches, the funds of the Commissioners for Building Churches, confined them to a certain sum, and the architect employed to erect the church in the Regent's Park, was compelled to reduce his plan, ...
London (Place), printed by E. Lloyd & Son, Harley Street,, [1826].
[2] p. ; 19.3 cm. (4°)
Drop-head title, verso blank. A printed flyer advertising the decision taken at a vestry meeting on 22 July 1826 (q.v.). to raise of the sum of £1280 for the addition of a stone balustrade round the church by voluntary subscription.
Binding Loose paper.
Reference Number 6256
Additional Names Soane, Sir John (1753--1837). Designs for Public and Private Buildings - Criticism; Trinity Church, Marylebone; Commissioners for Building Churches