London parishes; : containing the situation, antiquity, and re-building, of the churches within the bills of mortality; with an account of the saints to whom they are dedicated; in whose gifts they are--the value of the livings; the names of the vicars, rectors, lecturers, and parish-clerks; the time of commencing divine service; particulars of the gift sermons and charity schools; the several vestries--the number of bells in each church--also the boundaries of each parish--with the population, number of houses, &c. &c. To which is prefixed, an account of the rise, corruption, and reformation of the Church of England; of its doctrine and worship--of the places of worship, and the ornaments thereunto belonging, and likewise of parishes: an account of the antiquity, &c. of parish clerks, with some particulars of their company | Collections | The Huntington

London parishes; : containing the situation, antiquity, and re-building, of the churches within the bills of mortality; with an account of the saints to whom they are dedicated; in whose gifts they are--the value of the livings; the names of the vicars, rectors, lecturers, and parish-clerks; the time of commencing divine service; particulars of the gift sermons and charity schools; the several vestries--the number of bells in each church--also the boundaries of each parish--with the population, number of houses, &c. &c. To which is prefixed, an account of the rise, corruption, and reformation of the Church of England; of its doctrine and worship--of the places of worship, and the ornaments thereunto belonging, and likewise of parishes: an account of the antiquity, &c. of parish clerks, with some particulars of their company | Collections | The Huntington

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