New Congregational Chapel Planned for Caledonian Road
A petition details a planned Congregational Chapel on Caledonian Road Pontonville to seat about 1,000 with 600 children capacity and school rooms. The project, designed by A Trimen, seeks £2,680 with £700 already pledged by the Congregational Chapel Building Society and £1,300 more needed to complete the chapel and classrooms.
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London
Caledonian Road
A.trimen
Enq
Congregational Chapel Building Society
Ebenezer Davies
London Missionary Society
New Amsterdam
Berbice
Christian minister named chaplain for each vessel voyage
A notice lists terms for approved persons aboard ships including Emily and others. It details cabin and steerage passages with provisions and land allocations, age-based fares, and payment in stamps. Applicants are to contact W J Irons, 80 Fleet Street, for more information.
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J. C. Byrne
London
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Aviv
Cabin Passage
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Fleet-street
1890 London print notice at Ludgate court
Printed by Charles Septimus Miall and Samuel Cockshaw at No 4 Horse-shoe-court Ludgate Parish St Martin London for the Proprietor at the Office No 4 Horse-shoe-court Ludgate-bill Wxesspar July 10 1890 offered services and publication details in a city notice format.
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Charles Septimus Miall
Samuel Cockshaw
St. Martin, Ludgate
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