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St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Cemeteries
The tombs, monuments, etc., visible in St. Paul's Cathedral (and St. Faith's beneath it) : previous to its destruction by fire,
Morgan, George Blacker, 1863-1930
Film Notes:
Microreproduction of original: London : [s.n.], 1684. 190 p.
Film Items:
Item 2 The tombs, monuments, etc., visible in St. Paul's Cathedral (and St. Faith's beneath it)
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
The registers of St. Paul's Cathedral
Clay, John William, 1838-1918
Film Notes:
Photocopy of original. This series created by the register section of the Harlien Society.
Film Items:
Item 3 Also on microfilm. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1971. on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Court records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Manors
Parliamentary surveys, 1649-1665, 1715
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records in the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Item 4 Book of parliamentary surveys for 1649-1665, 1715 Microfilm
Item 12 Book of Parliamentary surveys of Dean & Chapter estates, 1649 Microfilm
Items 1-2 Parliamentary surveys of Dean & Chapter estates 1649 (cont.)- 1657 Transcript of Parliamentary surveys, 1649
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Item 1 Book of parliamentry surveys for 1649-1665, 1715 (cont.)
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records - Indexes
Parish registers and indexes, 1697-1936
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Items:
Items 1-7 Register of marriages, 1697-1740; Register of burials, 1706, 1734, 1760-1812; Rough register of burials, 1760-1812 (includes rough register of burials for the parishes of St. Augustine, Watling Street and St. Faith under St. Paul, 1803-1853); Index to register of baptisms, 1708-1713, 1875-1939; Index to marriages registers, 1697-1758, 1877-1939; Index to burials, 1760-1936; Index "J" to baptisms, 1888-1924.
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
Miscellaneous documents, 1641-1717
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at Guildhall Library in London.
Film Items:
Item 1 Acquittance books, v. 6 (cont.)-8, 1734-1801 Microfilm
Items 7-10 Accounts of fees received for the sealing of leases and other documents, 1641-1677 Deposition concerning non-attendance at Holy Communion, 1671 Suspension of Randall Yearwood, vicar of St. Pancras, Middlesex, for conducting clandestine marriages without banns or license, ca. 1670 Account book of money administered by Lawrence Spencer on behalf of the minor canons and choir of St. Paul's, 1694-1717
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Item 2 Acquittance books, containing receipts chiefly for salaries paid to minor canons, vicars choral, virgers and other officers, and for bread money paid to prebendaries, v. 1-6, 1669-1734
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Land and property
Medieval cartularies and statute books of St. Paul's, 1145-17th cantury
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original manuscripts at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Items 8-11 Medieval cartularies & statute books 1241-mid 14th century
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1145 to 16th century Microfilm
Items 1-4 1222-1458 Microfilm
Items 3-4 Statute and evidence book ca. 1250-1300 Microfilm
Items 6-7 Statute books ca. 1300-1325 ca. 1500-1587
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
Miscellaneous account rolls, 1276-1608
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Item 5 Account books of Lawrence Spencer Jr., with his father, Lawrence Spencer, Paymaster and Clerk of the works at St. Paul's (accounts relate to both domestic expenses & to cathedral business), 1710-1715 Microfilm
Item 9 Account rolls of the Receiver General, 1502; 1537
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Item 16 Account of payments made from cathedral treasury, 1349; account of receipts from the collecting box by the cross, near the north door ("de pixide crucis borealis") Microfilm
Item 17 Account of money paid to laborers and others for work at the cathedral, 1326-1327 Microfilm
Item 18 Account of the expenses of the Sachrist, 1276-1310 Microfilm
Item 19 Account roll of the Keeper of the Brewhouse and the Bakehouse, 1340-1341 Microfilm
Item 25 Account of receipts of the Under-Chamberlain, 1582 Microfilm
Item 28 Account book of expenses incurred in the construction of 5 new tenements in Aldermanbury in the parish of St. Mary Aldermanbury, 1532-1533 Microfilm
Items 9-10 Account book of payments to workmen, 1561-1564 Estimate for repairs, 1608
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
Letters, petitions and miscellaneous papers, 1580-1682
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Items 4-7 Letters, petitions and miscellaneous papers, 1580-1682
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Land and property
London deeds : deeds and related papers of London properties, 12th to 17th centuries
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Deeds M/S 25121/1-416
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Deeds M/S 25121/417-831 Microfilm
Deeds M/S 25121/786-1134 Microfilm
Deeds M/S 25121/1136-1473 Microfilm
Deeds M/S 25121/1474-1846 Microfilm
Deeds M/S 25121/1846 (cont.)-3038 Microfilm
Deeds M/S 25121/3038 (cont.)-3081 Microfilm
Item 26 Colored plan of Pardon churchyard, surveyed by Henry Bond, April 1666 Microfilm
Item 27 Parliamentary and other surveys, mainly of Dean and Chapter estates, 1649-1665: High Easter rectory manor, Essex, 1649 Parish of St. Gregory, 1650 Stratford Bow, Middlesex, 1651 Parish of St. Michael le Querne, Cheapside, 1661-1662 Aldersgate Street & Old Fish Street, 1662 Paternoster Row, 1662 Carter Lane & Sermon Lane, 1662 Houses adjoining the cathedral "necessary to be take down...", 1664-1665
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
Extracts from the medieval records of the cathedral made in the 19th century
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Item 5 Extracts from the medieval records of the cathedral made in the 19th century
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
Acquittance book, 1748-1768 : containing signed receipts for fees, chiefly those payable on the election of bishops and deans &
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Item 10 Acquittance book, 1748-1768
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Church records
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Land and property
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England - Probate records
Documents of the Dean & Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral found at Shenley in 1949, dating from 17th to 19th centuries
Church of England. Cathedral Church of St. Paul (London)
Film Notes:
Microfilm of original records at the Guildhall Library, London.
Film Items:
Item 1 Nos. 699 (cont.)-700: Correspondence & publications: Chicheley Professorship, 1852-1876. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 706-708: 17th century statements regarding leases of property in St. Paul's churchyard. Nos. 709-712: Lease granted by commonwealth to Matthew Hancock. Lease granted by Dean & Chapter to Mr. Hollins or Hellier, 16th century. Accounts of vacant places of Minor Canons, 1685. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 712-717: Accounts of vacant places of Minor Canons, 1685. Valuation of houses on North Side of St. Paul, 1665. Answer of Humphrey, Bishop of London, to bill of complaint of William Sancroft, Dean, regarding building of Deanery, 17th century. Case of Magdalen Downham, relict of Francis, Downham, 1662. Notes on measurement of property near St. Paul's Churchyard wall, and list of rents, 16th century. Microfilm
Item 2 No. 726: Statement regarding lease to Gabriel Cawood, Humphrey Robinson & William Daniel of premises in St. Paul's Churchyard, 17th century. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 701-705: Accounts of vacant places in the choir, 1694-170. Legal papers of Minor Canons vs. Dean, 1817. Statement regarding lease by Charles II to Dame Elianor Rowe of property in Bourne Fenn, Lancs., 1660. Statement in case of Edward Newell vs. William Hickes, Vicar of Edmonton, 17th century. Petition of David Horton regarding lease of "Three Sugar Loafes" in St. Paul's churchyard, ca. 1660. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 718-72: Case of John Crooke, bookseller regarding property in Bookseller's Row, 17th century. Rental papers for Queen's Head Tavern, 1662. Amherst case, lease papers, 1658. Statement regarding Thomas Brydges' property in St. Paul's Churchyard, 17th century. Statement regarding lease of John Mayhew of tenement in Phillip's Lane, St. Alphage, 1661-1662. Statement regarding lease of chapel for Anabaptists on the east side of St. Paul, 17th century. Microfilm
Item 5 No. 25786: Extracts from Libers A & I relating to the rectory at White Notley, Essex, and to the estates of the chantry of Fulk Basset, Bishop of London; with extracts from the book of chantry certificates relating to the estates of the chantry of Geoffrey de Lucy, Dean of St. Paul's, compiled 17th century. Microfilm
Item 5 No. 25800/107: Copy of presentment, apparently at a manorial court, relating to property in Great Gaddesden, Hertfordshire, ca. 17th century. (Document is mostle illegible document due to ink blots.) Microfilm
Item 6 No. 25787: List of manors, rectories and other properties granted to the Dean & Chapter in the reigns of Henry VIII (1544), Edward VI (1547) and Elizabeth I (1571), compiled 17th century (in Latin). Microfilm
Item 6 No. 25796: Lists of clergy "provided to preach and officiate" at city of London churches on Sundays in September and October, 1662. Microfilm
Item 7 No. 25788: Extracts from the register of Fulk Basset, Bishop of London, relating to churches belonging to the Dean & Chapter in the 13th century. Sundry fragmentary and undated lists of clergy and of benefices in the Diocese of ondon, compiled 17th century (in Latin). Microfilm
Item 7 No. 25796A: Report by Col. W. Le Hardy, County Achivist to the Hertfordshire County Council on documents of the Dean & Chapter of St. Paul's discovered at Wilton House, Shenley, Herts., and correspondence relating to the discovery, 1949-1950. Microfilm
Item 8 No. 25789: Abstract of the will of Thomas Watts (16th century) bequeathing various properties to the the Dean & Chapter: properties in the parishes of St. Benet Paul's Wharf, St. Dionis Backchurch and St. Michael Wood Street Microfilm
Item 9 No. 25790: Extracts from statutes and other records of the cathedral relating to the College of Minor Canons, with copies of legal opinions concerning the dissolution of the College, 1663-1664. Microfilm
Item 10 No. 25791: Draft of an index to part of the contents of the Dean's registers of the 16th century, giving names of parishes and manors, compiled 17th century. Microfilm
Item 13 No. 25794: Copies of consecration papers relating to the new churchyard of the parish of St. Giles Cripplegate, ca. 1662-1663. Microfilm
Item 14 No. 25795: Short schedule of St. Paul's Cathedral documents found at Shenley, 1949. (This is the same as the index found at the beginning of film #
.) Microfilm
Items 3 - 4 No. 25784: Extracts (fragments) from statute books (mostly Libers L, D, F & Goodman and Dean's Register temp. Gilbert de Bruera, 1335-1354), compiled 17th century (in Latin). No. 25785: Extracts from Libers L & D relating to allocation of income from the Dean & Chapter estates, the bakehouse and brewery, and to the stipends of the Minor Canons, Sacrist, and other officers in the 13th century and later, compiled 17th century. Microfilm
Items 11 - 12 No. 25792-25793: Register of benefactors, listing names of persons who gave money for building work and renovations at the cathedral, 1631-1641. Working papers apparently used in calculating the total of sums received, 1631-1641.
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No. 362 (cont.): Exchequer Law Case. No. 363: Papers regarding Arches Court of Canterbury, Burder vs. Jenkins, 1838. No. 364: Ecclesiastical revenues, Articles of Inquiry, ca. 1830. No. 365: Draft agreement to enable Dean and Chapter to grant leases of land in Islington, ca. 1820. No. 366: Papers rgarding redemption of land tax; affadavit etc. of Mr. Thos. Smith v. Dean and Chapter, 1809. Microfilm
No. 371: Extracts from Act 38, George III (1779), and accounts of the Dean & Chapter regarding land tax deductions; also papers regarding cathedral revenues, ca. 1850. Microfilm
No. 367-370: Surveys & valuation of leases of property belonging to the Dean & Chapter, 1799-1806. Letters requesting tickets for the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, 1852. Letters regarding insurance for the National Thanksgiving Festival in St. Paul's, 1872. Applications from candidates for the vacant Chicheley Professorship of International Law, ca. 1875. Microfilm
Item 1 Index Nos. 1-3: Documents regarding the building of a mansion house for the Dean of St. Paul's, 1670. Nos. 4-15: Leases & conveyances of property near St. Paul's (on the north side), 1716. Microfilm
Item 1 No. 344: Chancery case re. Choristers of St. Paul, 1815 (cont.). Microfilm
Item 1 No. 371 (cont.)-376: Land Tax Redemption Act papers and cathedral revenue, ca 1850. Letters regarding petition of Miss Maria Hackett to the Dean & Chapter, ca. 1813. Letters from Episcopal & Capitular Revenues Commission to the Dean & Chapter, 1849. Letters, Rev. Thomas Dale, 1843. Letters, Rev. W. French, regarding Jesus College Fellowship, 1847. Draft copy of the charter granted to the Dean and Chapter by Charles II, 1664. Microfilm
Item 1 No. 382: Valuation of old house at West End of Northside of St. Paul's Church, 1665. Microfilm
Item 1 Nos. 377-381: Letters & evidence regarding ancient St. Paul's School, ca. 1813. Petition from Cummings and others to the Dean and Chapter, admitting visitors to see the monuments without charge, 1847. Query and estimate for income of a Vicar Choral, 1847. Draft copy of lease between W. Sancroft, Dean, and J. Eaton premises near Dean's Yard, 1664. Accounts of Vicars Choral and Minor Canons, 1667-1678. Microfilm
Item 1 Nos. 401-405: Appointment of Lawrence Spencer as Treasurer of monies accruing under the Coal Duty Act of 1702. Articles of Agreement: Commissioners of St. Paul and the parish of St. Faith's regarding rights and fees of burial in St. Paul's, 1757. Form of prayer, no date. Dean & Chapter to Commissioners, Deed of gift, no date. Petition to Commissioners from inhabitants of Portland (Devon), regarding 2nd quarry, 1693. Microfilm
Item 1 Nos. 414-415, 417-420: Warrant from Charles II for temporary roof, 1676. Observations regarding repair work & salaries, 1639-1640, 1664. Mr. Nevill's account of disbursements for repairs, no date. Note of city's gifts for repairs, 1664. Orders of Commission for repairs, 1662. Writ from Charles II appointing Sir John Dillon as Surveyor General, 1662. Microfilm
Item 1 Nos. 406-409, 411-413: Measurments of St. Paul's churchyard wall. Letter from Charles I to Archbishop of Canterbury, 1634. Warrant from James II regarding appointment of Commissioners, 1684. Warrant from Charles II regarding rebuilding of the Cathedral, 1668. Orders of the Commissioners for restoration work, no date, & payment for building, 1623. Warrant of Charles II to Commissioners regarding razing of wall, 1668. Microfilm
Item 1 No. 640 (cont.) Court of Exchequer regarding continuation of the parishes of St. Gregory and St. Mary Magdalen, 1809. Microfilm
Item 2 No. 16: Deed granting 2 sermons & 6 scholarships to St. Paul's School by Nicholas Bacon, 1576. No. 17: Bargain & sale of land in Tottenham & Edmonton, Abraham Page (trustee for Lucy Bowry) to William Nicholls, 1734. No. 18: Leases, Dean & Chapter to Fishmongers Company, 1849; property near St. Paul's, 1716. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 19-30 Legal documents regarding property belonging to Charles Townley (includes wills of Charles Townley, distiller, 1716 & Charles Townley, merchant, 1755; leases & conveyances, 1705 to 1759). (No. 29 includes letters of genealogical value regarding the Zachary White and allied Hatchman families, 1757). Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 347, 350-357: Account regarding coal duty towards rebuilding of the cathedral, 1711-1712. Letters of Mr. Barwick & Mr. Houghton regarding case of Petty Canons, ca. 1664. Account of expenditures for fabric, 1748. Quit claims: William Middleton to the Commissioners, 1701; Dean & Chapter to Lawrence Spencer, 1694. Accounts for rebuilding, 1749-1752; 1687-1698. Sales of church lands, 1649-1656. Warrants for coal duty, 1670-1690. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 384, 386-388: Notes on duties of Almoner in Choir School, St. Paul's. Undated Abstracts of account of funds for adorning and preserving the cathedral, 1752-1756. General accounts of Almoner and Chorister, 1668-1683. Return admission fees (to see monuments), 1827-1836. Notes as to duties of Clerk of the Works and Clerk of the Cheque, undated. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 395-399: Query regarding vicarage at Horndon-on-the- Hill, under the Minor Canons Corporation, and returns from other benefices. Answers of the Canons to the statement of the Commission, ca. 1853. Letters & accounts regarding building of a new Dean's House, ca. 1670. Accounts for repairs to residential houses, ca. 1670-1673. Abstracts of accounts for rebuilding, 1749-1752. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 389-391, 393-39: House of Commons order regarding return of vergers' fees taken at the door of St. Paul's, 1837-1845. Profits of Sutton Court, Middlesex, 1832-1838. Minutes of Chapter meeting held at the College of Arms regarding claims of officers-at-arms to hearses used during funerals, 1806. Letters regarding returns from income property in the Metropolis, ca. 1859. Dean & Chapter land tax account, ca. 1808. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 427-429, 431-437: Rental book for cathedral properties, 1623. Report on portland quarries, 1665. Measurements of St. Paul's churchyard wall. Debts due to St. Paul's, no date. Accounts of income from Heybridge Manor, Essex. Payments to Cathedral officials, no date. Rentals of cathedral properties, 1656-1679. Measurements for setting up temporary choir & auditory, ca. 1667. Measurments, "Pant House" & Bower, no date. Memorandum of work to be done, etc., no date. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 421-422, 424-426: Orders form Commissioners to Inigo Jones, Surveyor General, to mayors & sheriffs for commandeering boats to carry stone from Portland, 1631-1677. Letters to Dr. Peter Barwick from his brother, 1663-1665. Orders to be served by Officer of Works, 1662. List of repair work completed and to be done, 1664. Writ ordering temporary choir & auditory to be set up in west end of Cathedral, ca. 1623. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 659-661, 665-670: Almoners accounts, ca. 1674. Income tax papers, 1852-1858. Papers relating to Prebend of Wyland, Essex, 1715-1807. Papers relating to the Cathedral Commissioners, 1853. Papers of enquiry relating to leases, ca. 184. Property tax papers, 1808-1809. Microfilm
Item 2 Nos. 641-642: Supplemental bill regarding continuation of the parishes of St. Gregory and St. Mary Magdalen, 1812 .Survey of Dean's Mansion House in St. Gregory Parish, 1649. Nos. 643-65: Supplemental bills and other documents regarding the continuation of the parishes of St. Gregory and St. Mary Magdalen, 1809-1818. No. 658: Lease, Dean & Chapter to Ralph Thorsby, 1746. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 31-45: Documents regarding land and property in Willesden, 1654-1706 (leases, sales, fines, etc. in the names of John Perrott, William & Anne Hiatt (Hyett), John Twyford, Francis Brent, William Twyford, Charles Townley, William Hatchman, Francis Hatchman, Jane Bass, John & Ann Rigby; also wills of William Hyett, 1679 & Ann Hiatt, 1698). Microfilm
Item 3 No. 101-102: Agreements between Dean & Chapter Agreements, (cont.), 1709. Nos. 103-111: Leases (owners & houses listed), 1660. No. 112: Unidentified document (poor condition). No. 113: Sales, various properties, 1800-1808. No. 114: London Dock Co. regarding land in St. Paul Shadwell; sale of 15 houses in St. Giles Cripplegate, 1805. Microfilm
Item 3 No. 362: Papers regarding Exchequer Law Case, Minor Canons vs. Bishop of Lincoln as Dean of St. Paul's, 17th century. Microfilm
Item 3 No. 362A: Petty Canons' Case for elections of wardens, etc., 17th century. No. 383: Printed copy of "An Act to provide a summary remedy in cases of abuses of trusts created for charitable purposes," 1812. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 600-604: Humphrey, Bishop of London, to Dean as to suppression of conventicles, 1670. Warrant by Francis Turner, Canon Residentiary, to apoint Edward Stillingfleet, Dean, to act for him, 1681. Dean & Chapter land tax correspondence, 181-?. Dean & Chapter to Ecclesiastical Commissioner regarding memorial on behalf of Frances Madryll Cheere and Emma Cheere, 184-?. Warrant by Bishop of London and Dean & Chapter to suspend Robert Comyn, 175-?. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 605-610: Court of Exchequer order disharging Dean & Chapter fines, 1693. Bond on the appointment of Thomas Smith as Steward to the Dean & Chapter, 1790. Bonds by James Comyn and Stephen Comyn, 1755, 1751. Letter to Dean regarding sewers, 1805. Act of Parliament regarding power of Dean & Chapter to grant leases to John Ambler, Bell's Pond, Islington, 1829. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 611-616: Petition of Dean to House of Lords regarding leases to John Ambler, 1829. Draft bill to enable Dean & Chapter to grant leases, 1828. Correspondence and papers regarding John Ambler's leases, 1856. Counsel's opinion regarding liability of the Dean & Chapter to pay tithes, 1810. Court of Exchequer, Warden & Minor Canons of St. Paul vs. Dean as to St. Paul's School, 1810. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 618-620A: Account of monies paid to Almoner, 1667. Almoner's accounts, 1677, 1683-1684. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 671-672, 674-687: Minor Canons vs. Dean of St. Paul's, 1810. Papers regarding enquiries into incomes of the Dean and Canons of St. Paul's, 1845. Copy of indenture, Dean & Chapter to James Millington, property in Middlesex, 1735. Law papers regarding status of Petty Canons, 17th & 18th centuries. Decree in Chancery, plaintiffs James Millington and the Dean & Chapter vs. Robert Bramley, 1736. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 695-69: Valuation of property belonging to the Dean and Chapter, situated in Stratford-le-Bow, Middlesex, 1824, 1838. Declaration of Trust and indenture, between Edward Stillingfleet, Nicholas Pooley, Henry Morsland and the Dean & Chapter, undated fragment. Correspondence and publications: Chicheley Professorship of International Law, 1852-1876. Microfilm
Item 3 Nos. 688-694: Representation relating to the stewardship of the manor of Sutton Court, Middlesex, 1849. Bills for repairs to the Cathedral, 1849. Letter regarding disturbance in the Cathedral, 20 July 1849. List of subscriptions for the rebuilding of St. Paul's, 1674. Return to a writ regarding the removal from office of Henry Agent, verger, 18th century. List of deeds to property on which St. Luke's Church, Middlesex, was built, 1736. Microfilm
Item 4 Nos. 46-56: Documents regarding property in Willesden (leases, fines, mortgage, sales, etc. in the names of Jane Bass, William Bass, John Forster, Philip Bass, Charles Townley, William Hatchman, John Twyford, Henry Twyford, and Francis Brent, 1653-1705; also will of Henry Twyford, 1673. Nos. 57-58 Property release and indemnity of parsonage in Kentish Town, 1804 (John Jackson, Thomas Withers, William Cooke to the Dean & Chapter). Microfilm
Item 4 No. 59: Sale of property in Edmonton, Middlesex, 1801 (Dean & Chapter to Henry Thompson). No. 60: Petition of parishoners of Beckenham, Kent, regarding division of parish (no date.) Nos. 61-65: Sales of Dean & Chapter property, 1649-1652, in London and in Rickling, Essex. Microfilm
Item 4 No. 300: License: William D. Maclagan as bishop, 1879. No. 301-305: Conge d'elaire to elect bishop, dean & canons of St. Paul, 1868-1871. No. 310: Deeds of exchange, Dean & Henry VIII, 1544. No. 311: Account, Pope Nicholas' taxation, giving amounts paid by all bishoprics in England, 1300. No. 314 Petition to King Charles, 1663. Microfilm
Item 4 No. 315: Survey of Throwley Rectory, Kent, 1651. No. 316: Decree, Sir O. Bridgeman, regarding site of Dean's mansion house, 1670. No. 317: Survey of Fayth's Parish, 1649. No. 318: Copies of charters granted to Dean & Chapter by Edward IV. Microfilm
Item 4 Nos. 639-640: Draft resolution to split the parish of St. Pancras, 10 March 1846. Court of Exchequer, regarding continuation of the parishes of St. Gregory and St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, 1809. Microfilm
Item 4 Nos. 621-632, 635-638: Almoner's accounts, 1686. Minor Canons' and vacant places accounts, 1674, 1678, 1680, 1683-1684. Letters Patent (in Latin), date unknown. Papers regarding Dr, Millington's charity, 1746. Order in Chancery regarding lands in Hemel Hempstead, St. Albams and Berkhamstead, left by will of Francis Combes, 1641. Grant to Dean & Chapter by Queen Elizabeth I of manors and other property, 1572. Microfilm
Item 5 Nos. 66-74: Agreements between minor canons of St. Paul, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Bishop of London, Dean of St. Paul's, Henry Jackson, & Richard Trubey re. property in St. Gregory's Parish, 1709. Nos. 75-77: Mortgage of property in Edmonton & Tottenham for support of Church of St. Luke, 1734. Leases & conveyances of property on the north side of St. Paul's, 1716. Microfilm
Item 5 No. 327: Account, repairs to Cathedral, 1711. No. 32: Letters regarding dampness in Cathedral & admitting a Presbyterian to communion, 1751. No. 329: Abstract: proposal to finish St. Paul's, 1702. No. 33: Apprentice, Frances Bransby to Elis. More, 1731. No. 33: Marquis of Worcester, agreement to pay �1000 per annum for rebuilding. Cathedral, 1663 Microfilm
Item 5 Nos. 332-334: King's Warrant & people's petition re. stone quarries at Portland, 1693, 1699. No. 33: Commissioner's minutes re. rebuilding, 1675. No. 336: Warrant for entry into houses for appropriation & possession, 1660. No. 337: Bond, Thomas Cook, et. al., 1672. No. 338: Receipt for Communion Plate, 1675. Microfilm
Item 5 No. 320: Account book of Dean & Chapter, 1547/8 (shows Cathedral ritual shortly after the Reformation). No. 322: William Middleton, Controller, 1689. No. 323: Deed, repayment to Thomas Monck, 1687. No. 324: Deed, chantry for Sir William Saye, 1499. Nos. 325-326: Account sheet, rebuilding, 1663-1716; Wren's request to enlarge street, 1671. Microfilm
Item 5 No. 339: Notes regarding vaults converted into warehouses, 1664. No. 340: Case regarding sewers in City of London, 1660-1766. No. 341: Bond, Dean William Sancroft, to Bishop of London, 1670. No. 342: Complaint, Mr. Knight v. Wren regarding stone, 1673. No. 343: Acts regarding residence for Cathedral officials, 1670. Microfilm
Items 1 - 2 No. 77. Lease, property north of St. Paul, 1716. No. 78: Grant, Charles II to Dean & Chapter, 1643. No. 79: Sale, Charles Doyley & Robert Barrett to Thomas Wicks, a moiety of the "Shippe" in St. Michael in the Querne, 1649. Nos. 80-96: Commissioners, leases & sales, 1649-1650. Nos. 97-99: Agreements Dean & Chapter-Commissioners, 1709.
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Virginia Hospital Week Runs May 10-16
March 4, 2015
New Report Shows Hospitals Serve as Key Economic Engines in Virginia
January 7, 2015
Virginia and North Carolina Hospitals Make Progress in Preventing Patient Harm
December 17, 2014
VHHA Statement on Governor McAuliffe's Medicaid Expansion Proposal
December 3, 2014
New Statewide Financial Data Points to Major Challenges Ahead for Virginia Hospitals
November 19, 2014
Cole Elected Chairman of VHHA
November 3, 2014
Hospitals Voluntarily Agree on Tiered Plan for Treating Ebola Patients in Virginia
October 29, 2014
No Margin For Error: Virginia's Rural Hospitals Face Enormous Challenges
October 27, 2014
VHHA Response to Letter from Senators Warner and Kaine on Ebola Preparedness
October 17, 2014
Statement of Sean T. Connaughton, President & CEO: Letter from Senators Warner and Kaine on Ebola Preparedness


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Should the White House release post-mortem photos of Osama bin Laden? And who might star in a possible bin Laden movie? Host Michel Martin hears from the Barbershop guys as they take their seats early this week: author Jimi Izrael, civil rights attorney Arsalan Iftikhar, syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette, and Republican strategist Ron Christie.


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SWIC/McK Dual Admission Program
SWIC and McKendree University have formed a cooperative relationship that allows students
to be admitted to both institutions simultaneously and to improve the transfer process
for students interested in completing an associate degree and then transferring to
complete a baccalaureate degree.
Students who fulfill the Dual Admission Program requirements are guaranteed acceptance into McKendree's main campus programs with full junior status. In addition to meeting McKendree's general education requirements, students must meet all departmental requirements for acceptance into specific majors.
Students are encouraged to apply for dual admission as early in their SWIC career as possible.
Download a SWIC/McK Dual Admission Application
Dual Admission Program Information Sessions
Session dates will be posted soon.
Information sessions will be held to help students better understand the benefits and requirements of the Dual Admission Program.
Benefits to Dual Admission Program
• Access to academic advising from both institutions
• Updated program evaluations each semester
• Priority registration when ready to transfer
• McKendree email account and access to McKendree web services such as WebAdvisor and the automated program evaluation system
• Access to McKendree's Career Services, Academic Support Center, Writing Lab, and Holman Library
• $200 tuition deposit waived
• $1,000 renewable scholarship for each year enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student on the main campus
Participation Requirements
√ Submit an application for admission to SWIC.
√ Submit an application for admission to McKendree - mail to Office of Admission, 701 College Road, Lebanon, IL 62254 or drop it off with Sonia Fischer in the Enrollment Services, Information Sciences Building, Room 1050.
√ Submit a Dual Admission Program Intent to Participate form (found with the application) to SWIC. The Intent to Participate form authorizes the institutions to share appropriate academic information concerning the enrollment and performance of the student.
√ Send official high school transcripts and ACT/SAT scores to McKendree, and also to SWIC, if required.
√ Maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (on a 4.0 grading system) based on all college-level coursework completed at SWIC.
Complete an appropriate degree at Southwestern Illinois College within four years of acceptance into the Dual Admission Program and enroll at McKendree within one academic semester following graduation from SWIC. If a student does not transfer within four years, dual admission will be withdrawn.
For more details, contact:
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Planting the Seeds of Inclusion:
Supporting the Growth of All Children
March 5, 2011
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Two graduate-level courses are being offered in conjunction with the "Planting the Seeds of Inclusion: Supporting the Growth of All Children" conference in March, 2011. One course will be offered in Early Childhood Education (Elementary Education 715-272, Current Trends in Early Childhood Education). A second course will be offered in Special Education (Special Education 783-271, Current Issues: Supporting All Children). Both courses are one-credit courses and will cost $212.00 per credit. You may register for one or both of these classes. The registration fee, payable by check to the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, should be paid on the day of the conference.
Both courses will require your participation in the conference AND additional work on-line, but no additional face-to-face meetings. Those registering for both one-credit courses should complete #4 below.
The course requirements are as follows:
- Readings: In drop box synthesis of attendance at three conference sessions. Read 5 current articles on one session of interest. Evaluate the journal readings in relation to your personal teaching experiences and perhaps other professional readings. One to two pages. Include full citations of the readings.
- D2L Discussion board: Reflect on your attendance at the three sessions and 5 articles. Six posts. Respond to others' posts.
- Plan and integrate a teaching idea related to your journal readings in your classroom. Describe what teaching idea you implemented into your classroom and assess whether it met your objectives. One to two pages. Include the sources for this idea. If you are not teaching, you may develop 5 related activities that you would incorporate into your classroom. Include the sources for this idea.
- For those registering for BOTH one-credit courses, also read 5 current articles on ANOTHER session of interest. Complete an additional #1, #2, and #3 as described above for the second session of interest.


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Ubuntu to Reduce Non-LTS Support
Technical board votes for shorter support cycles on standard releases.
The Ubuntu Technical board has voted to change the support period for non-LTS releases from 18 months to 9. Ubuntu developed the concept of LTS "Long Term Services" releases to extend support for enterprise customers who were more interested in stability and continuity than in chasing the latest new release. An LTS version appears appear every two years and are supported for 5 years. The current LTS version is Ubuntu 12.04. The change affects all releases that aren't LTS releases, which the Ubuntu community now refers to as "standard" releases. Since standard releases appear every 6 months, the 9 month support window provides continuous support until the next standard version appears and gives the user three months to upgrade.
The Ubuntu community has gone through an active discussion for the last few months about possible changes to the release schedule. Ubuntu VP Rick Spencer suggested a rolling release schedule, which would basically eliminate that need for standard release entirely, but founder Mark Shuttleworth was ultimately unwilling to take this extreme step. The compromise developed by the Ubuntu Technical board affirms the importance of standard releases but minimizes redundant maintenance efforts and provides a greater share of resources for maintaining the LTS versions.
The board also offer to devise a way for users or developers to "track the tip of development" without waiting for a full release. This concept is similar to what Spencer originally proposed as a "rolling release." According to the Ubuntu website, "The general idea is that a user could opt for continuous upgrades on what is essentially the development release."
They agreed to implement this change effective with version 13.04 and later. The LTS releases will continue to be supported for the full 5 years. Visit here to read the IRC log of the meeting online.
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I build retail store displays. They have to look good, work well and not cost too much. I just completed a project using recycled timbers- this saw saved me a lot of time- repeatable true cuts. I easily cut dado slots.(you have to put a sacrificial board next to the fence and raise the blade) the blade was fine. I don't know what others expect, but I will use this until it needs sharpening- and will let the sharpening pro let me know if I should look for more- It is a substantial weight, which makes it vibration free- easy dust collection, smooth and easy operation. I like this a lot!
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I purchased the 4405 saw in March 2014 and use it on a weekly basis without any issues at all. It has great features not found on other high priced saws and plenty of power to cut through a lot of different type/size materials with precision cuts. I used the exact same saw at work for 4 years now with not one issue and was so happy with it I made my purchase based on that experience. Mitre saw stands are an added bonus on the back well worth the purchase with the saw. Great products!!!
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I purchased this saw roughly 18 months ago. I am very happy with how the saw worked and the variety of tasks it could complete. Recently my saw broke. The base no longer turns which is a big problem as I am a contractor and require this function. I have brought my saw all over the place to see if there is anyone in my city that fixes this saw/issue and no one here services Bosch which is extremely inconvenient. In order for me to have this problem fixed I had to take my saw out of town 3 hour drive, and I do not even live in a small town. The town I brought it to is smaller than the city I live in. I am not very impressed with the 1 year warranty for an expensive tool, and I am also not impressed with how limited the owners are of this tool in regards to repair. As I said earlier I am a contractor and for me to send this tool away for repair is not advisable as I require it to do my job. Because of the above, I will not buy a Bosch tool again which is sad as I really enjoy their products and they offer what myself and my business need, but the warranty is so poor.
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Bought 5 years ago, blade guard has never worked wore out 3 bearings. Trigger switch had to be replaced twice.
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PALOP and Timor Leste: Co-operation with Lusophone countries
The group of PALOP countries, comprising Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Mozambique and São Tomé and Principe, share a strong linguistic and cultural identity, a similar system of governance (including similar systems of public administration, justice, public finance management, interlinked labour markets and social services) and a long tradition of contacts and exchanges amongst themselves. The programmes developed are based on a long tradition of mutual exchanges among the African countries sharing Portuguese as the official language.
Co-operation between the five PALOP countries and the EC started in 1992. Within this framework, the EDF has so far funded two PALOP-targeted Regional Indicative Programmes (RIP): RIP PALOP I, signed in 1992, for a sum of EUR 25 million financed under the 7th EDF, and the RIP PALOP II, signed in 1997, with a EUR 30 million allocation under the 8th EDF.
The RIPs PALOP provided the umbrella for multi-annual and multi-country projects which directly address governance issues (justice and public administration). Further, a statistics project also converged for that common purpose. Under the 9th EDF, three social-sectors-oriented (health; employment and training; culture) projects have also been launched. Two Technical Cooperation Facilities (TCF I and II) have been used to support coordination meetings and other activities related to project-cycle management activities.
Following a ministerial meeting held in Mozambique, in the context of an assessment of EC co-operation with the PALOP countries, the political and technical dialogue was reinforced in 2005 to renew a common approach and accelerate the mobilisation of existing resources.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed in 2007 defining the framework of an extension of the long-standing partnership under the 10th EDF (Governance Initiative PALOP & TL), reiterating that shared solidarity is important to guarantee sustainable development along the conditions for democratic governance. Timor Leste joined the PALOP group on this occasion, thereby expanding it from Africa to the Asian-Pacific region. Under the 10th EDF, a total sum of EUR 33.1 million is dedicated to supporting governance initiative projects in PALOP & TL countries. This initiative represents an additional 4% of each PALOP/TL National Indicative Programme for that period.
This is as an example of 'functional co-operation' in the overall governance initiative under the 10th EDF. Furthermore, the consolidation of the democratic process, the respect of human rights and the fundamental freedoms are clearly defined as fundamental elements of EU governance policy in Commission Communication 615/2003 on Governance and Development.
By building on shared traditions and working together as an example of South-South co-operation, the PALOP & TL have developed strong synergies helping to integrate them into their geographical regions while preserving their common identity. It was convened to further intensify the partners' dialogue drawing on the holistic approach to democratic governance with a special emphasis placed on joint capacity-building within the selected areas of governance.
Projects jointly identified include electoral assistance, support to the PALOP/TL coordination mechanism, economic governance and private sector, state of law, public services, and the Institute for Macroeconomic and Financial Management, and Technical Cooperation Facility III, to support the identification and implementation of actions.
Since January 2006, Mozambique has been the 'Regional Authorising Officer' (RAO) under the RIP, or the 'Coordinating Regional Officer' (CAO) as per the 2007 memorandum. In addition to the CAO, one of the national authorising officers is appointed as chef de file for each project or programme and acts as delegated authorising officer. Periodically, the EC and PALOP & TL hold coordination meetings at ministerial and technical levels, convened by the CAO and the Commission, and held alternately in Brussels and on a rotating basis in each of the six countries.Back to Technical and financial cooperation


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Step 1: Ingriedients
8 Eggs
190 Gr Sugar
95 Gr flour
55 gr Corn flour
45 Gr Melted butter
1 Tsp vanilla
For the Sandwich
750 gr Mascarpone cheese
1 Tbl spoon vanilla
1/2 -1 cup Brown sugar
250 Gr Vanilla custard
2-3 Tble spoon Gelatine
For Chocolate Ganasche
2 Cups chocolate chips
2 Cups double cream.
Step 2:
2. Mix egg yolks on high speed until creamy.
3. After a minute add 2 table spoon sugar and mix until it becomes thicker.
4. Add Vanilla and keep mixing until the mixture doubles the volume.
5. Place the egg whites in a clean bowl ,beat high until white and frothy.
6. Add the Rest of the Sugar little at a time
Step 3: Combine egg yolks and whites
2. Fold them with a spatula-Do not over mix
Step 4: Complete the Batter
2. Fold it together with out over mixing.
3. Add melted butter
4. Fold it together with out over mixing.
5. Spread the batter evenly in a spring form pan shake the pan to remove air pockets.
6. Wow...It's done.Let it cool
Step 5:
2. Add sugar.
3. Add vanilla custard .
4. Beat well and leave it in the fridge.
5. Make gelatine mixture and double boil till watery.Add this too to the Mascarpone mixture before you sand which the cakes.
Step 6: Chocolate Ganasche
Melt the chocolate chips in the micro oven for about 50 seconds
Mix both together
Chocolate Ganasch is ready. Refrigerate for about 3-4 hours
Oh, wow this looks good!
looks great!...can't wait to try it out
your family must be having a good time with all these wonderful deserts! First Gulabjam and now this..i'm sooooo jealous...could you like express post it to Sri lanka? :-)