UNION CHAPEL ARCHIVES CATALOGUE
Reordered and added to June 2009
Revised and box nos added May 2010
Within each category arranged in approx chronological order
Numbers in square brackets are box nos, the letters refer to how deep in the box (A
being at the bottom)
What appear to be duplicate entries from the previous catalogue are retained in case
they refer to different items, but are queried in italics
Accounts
4 octavo bound volumes of Union Chapel accounts annual reports and miscellanea
1858 – 1876 [3A]
1876 – 1888 [3B]
1878 – 1889 [3C]
1890 – 1899 [3D]
Tennis club – see under Minute Books – Tennis Club
Account (?) of bazaar committee (?) References to Richard Cloudesley trust.
Register of Derby and Joan Club (payment records) 1/9/1965 -- 10/1966
Brown hardcover ex government indexed volume 13" x 8" [8]
Band of Hope
Union Chapel Sunday School Band of Hope Pledge Book
26 cm by 21 cm bound volume with half leather cover and spine and marbled boards,
labelled in red leather
1/3/1879 – 1921
[2A]
Bills Of Quantities
[all in the safe]
Prepared by SIdney Young (Quantity Surveyor)
of 15 Duke Street, Adelphi W1, for James Cubitt, Aug-Sept 1875
Memorandum note ( to the Building Committee?) from Sidney Young
24th Sept 1875 with notes on the conditions of tender.
These are unpriced Clients’ copies:
The Main Building
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Bill 1 Sept 1875
“2
“
“ 3 Aug 1875
“ 4 Aug 1875
Aug 1875
Masonry
“ 5 Sept 1875
“6
“
“7
“ 8 Aug 1875
“ 9 Sept 1875
“ 10
“
“ 11
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“ 12
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“ 13
“
“ 14
“
“ 15
“
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Preliminary + Sundry
Excavator + Drainage
Bricklayer + Waller
Mason
Sketches to Illustrate the Labours on the
Tiler
Carpenter
Joiner + Ironmonger
The Seats
Floor of the Chapel
Founder + Smith
Plasterer
Plumber + Zinc Worker
Glazier
Painter + Stainer
The Tower + Spire
Addendum Bill
Summary
The School Buildings Etc
Bill 1 Aug 1875
“2
“
“3
“
“4
“
Excavator + Drainage
Mason, Tiler, Slater + Slater Mason
Carpenter, Joiner & Ironmonger
Founder + Smith
Completion of Tower and Spire
Bill of Quantities
“
June 1888
“
Preliminary + Sundry
Completion of the Tower + Spire
Buildings sub-committee
Richard Stone's letter book (chairman or secretary of building committee?)
4/11/1874 – 5/11/1875 [7H]
8/11/1875 -- 13/7/1878 [5A]
hardcover, marbled end papers, alphabetic index in the front
28 cm x 24 cm
a lot of letters to Cubitt
Richard Stone's letter book (chairman or secretary of building committee?) 18/7/1878
-- 29/4/1886
hardcover, marbled end papers, alphabetic index in the front
28 cm x 24 cm
a lot of letters to Cubitt
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[5I]
Hardcover minute book
marbled boards, decayed green leather spine
19.3 cm width X. 22.8 cm height
from one end one finance committee meeting 8 November 1875 then "sub" (i.e. works
sub-committee) 24 January 1876 to 16 January 1878
from the other end "General Committee" 5 November 1875 to 28 November 1877
[in the safe]
Log book
Manuscript, octavo
Log book of 32nd North London Scout Troop
June 1919 -- Easter 1929
Misleadingly bound in the cover of "the Diplomacy of the Great War" by Arthur
Bullard
[1G]
Magazines
A quarto bound volume of the Primitive Methodist magazine for 1873
London, George Lamb
[2F]
Printed magazine, Folio
Illustrated London News 17 August 1895
(apparently kept because of news item about and photo of visit of nonconformist
ministers to York)???
The Congregational Magazine
Vol XVI new series vol IV 1897
Labelled on front cover "Union Chapel Magazine, May 1899 vol II no 24"
[1B]
The Congregational Magazine
Vol XVIII new series vol VI February 1901
Bound in buckram cloth
H 24 cm x W 19 cm quarto
Labelled on the front "Union Chapel Magazine
February 1901 vol IV No 45”
and gilt on spine
[1A]
Illustrated London News 19/6/1897, 21/10/1897, 6/1/1900, 31/3/1900 + supplement
on the siege of Ladysmith, 14/7/1900, Micellaneous sheets c 1899/1900. All folio
magazines
Illustrated London News, 19/6/1897, 21/10/1899, 6/1/1900, 31/3/1900, 14/7/1900
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also miscellaneous sheets from about 1899 or1900 and a supplement on the siege of
Ladysmith of 31/3/1900
all Folio printed magazines
(duplicate entries?)
Union chapel newsletters 1966 and 1969: see Minute Books – Teachers’
Membership, baptism etc records
Baptismal register of Union Chapel 23/4/1805 -- 26/4/1860
13" x 8¼" hardback, marbled cover [9]
Baptismal Register of Union Chapel 29/4/1860 -- 3/8/1873
13" x 8½" hardback marbled [9]
Baptismal Register of Union Chapel 14/12/1873 -- 1/10/1973
Green boards 13" x 8" [9]
Members to 1823: see under Minutes--Deacons’ 1806-1809
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6½ x 8¼”
Leather bound notebook “List of Communicants at Union
Chapel” to 1836 (with minutes of admissions).
[9]
‘Union Chapel Islington—Church Records’ inscribed on front. Bound in board and
green leather. 240 x 380 mm. Jan 1851—March 1852.
Lists members from 1804 to 1859 with minutes of some admissions 1850-52 and
records re illness and death of Rev Thomas Lewis, including a copy of the letter of
condolence from the deacons to his widow.
[On shelves RH alcove – too large for the boxes]
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16” x 11”
Membership Book. Gold embossed ‘index of members’
Red leather spine cloth cover
Marbled end papers. Pre-printed lined with
columns dates: 1874 – 1876 – 1877 – 1878 – 1880
crossed out and inserted 1883. Alphabetical arrangement by
surnames.
[Left hand shelves 3rd shelf down]
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11½” x 17½”
Book – board cover lined with tooled leather cover.
Embossed gold title ‘Register of church members 1880 – 1888
Union Chapel Islington’.
Pre-printed lined paper. [Left hand shelves 3rd shelf down]
1915 to 1963 transfers to other congregations. A quarto bound volume of transfer
dockets for transfer of congregation members to other congregations. It contains
counterfoils for transfers which took place, recording names and addresses of
transferees, date, date of admission to Union Chapel, and the name of the
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congregation which they went to, but not all are fully filled in. They run from April
1915 to October 1963.
[9]
Applications for baptism 1984 to 1985
quarto spring bound, linen covered, Bamptons instantaneous binder, label on the
cover [9]
Marriage registers– not yet catalogued
[in the safe]
Minutes – Bazaar Committee
Memorandum or minute book
inscribed chapel 1937
half Folio 19 cm x 32 cm h
Bound in red morocco with black morocco spine
minutes of bazaar committee
inserted inside piece of notepaper showing the minister (Paxton) and officers
[7]
Minutes—Choir
Choir committee minute book in board red marbled paper with black leather spine
(back missing) 7/6/1900—23/10/1936. 200 x 250 mm.
[4E]
Choir committee choir minute book bound in board and marbled with black leather
spine. 2/10/1902—14/2/1936. 190 x 230 mm.
[4F]
Minutes – Church meetings
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8 ½ x 12 ½ h
Leather bound board with tooled spine. Marbled end papers.
Church meeting minutes (no inscription) plain paper
handwritten in ink 11 Aug 1821 – 5 Dec 1834
1852-55 see under Minutes – Deacons
Church Minutes 2/1/1861 -- 13/11/1864
hardcover, marbled end papers, "Church Minutes" embossed in gold on cover
[4I]
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9” x 11”h
Tooled leather black inscribed in gilt letters “Church Minutes
Church meeting Record from Feb 1871 – 1877. List of new
members – proposed and admitted. All handwritten and
signed by H Allon. Building Committee Report 11 June 1875
(In these minutes the Building Committee report to the Church
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meeting, Mr Waterhouse’s assessment of the competition
designs and the appointment of Cubitt was approved”
[5D]
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8¼“ x 10”h
Tooled leather black (inscribed in gilt “Union Chapel Church
Minutes”. Feint lined notebook. Marbled end papers
Feb 3 1877 – 28th November 1889
Included 1878 ‘Historical sketch’ bound in at the front
Numbered pages handwritten all signed by Henry Allon
(it is the introduction to the volume of sermons preached at the
opening of the Chapel—see under printed books.
[5E]
Minutes of Church Meetings, 2/1/1890 -- 20/11/1907
26 cm x 22 cm, hard covers, green morocco, "Union Chapel Church Minutes"
embossed in gold on outside
press cutting inside, report of service of recognition of the Rev Harwood 23/3/1892
[5C]
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8¾” x10½ “h
Leather bound card inscribed in gold letters “Union Chapel –
Church Minutes Nov 27 1907 – to 28 May 1924, feint lined
paper written in ink with added loose sheets for meetings on
2.7.1924 and 3.9.24 stuck in at the back.
[4H]
Church meeting minute book bound in board, red morocco with leather spine.
5/9/1924 – 19/11/1944. 200 x 250 mm. ‘Minute book’ inscribed on the spine.
[4C]
‘Church Meeting Minutes’ inscribed in gold on black buckram binding. 10/2/1945—
25/9/1958. 260 x 210 mm.
[4G]
‘Church Meeting Minute Book’ in gold on red buckram 26 x 21 cm 25/9/1958 – April
1978 [8]
Minutes of Church Meetings 6/1/1980 to 22/3/1985 [7B]
Minutes of Church Meetings 2/5/1985 to 21/4/1988 [7D]
All manuscript, quarto spiral wire bound notebooks (each in a separate book?)
Minutes of Church meetings 6/1/1980 -- 22/3/1985
Minutes of Church meetings 2/5/1985 -- 21/4/1988
(duplicate entries?)
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Foolscap red morocco hardbound church meetings
15.12.1988 – 15.07.1993
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and (loose sheets) 1993 – 1998
(a note ‘missing Ch. Min. Oct 92
May 93
June 93)
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Six exercise books, comb bound, soft red laminated covers, minutes of church and
deacons’ meetings (not always clear which)
25.2 cm x 21 cm
19 May 1988 to 17 May 1990
12 January 1989 to 11 March 1991
17 May 1990 to January 1991
deacons 1 March 1991 to 3 April 1993
20 February 1992 to May 1993
11 March 1991 to 3 April 1993
[6E?]
Minutes – Deacons’ and management committees
Management committee 29/8/1806—March 1809 at the front and lists of members
down to 1823 at the back. Calf bound in white, ‘Minutes’ embossed on one cover and
‘Members’ on the other. 325H x 200W mm.
[9]
‘The Committee’, minute book with decaying brown leather binding 14/8/1821—
31/10/1834. 320H x 220W
[6C]
Minutes of the Officers and Minister 5/9/1834 -- 30/5/1848
hardcover with brown paper cover
33 cm x 22 cm
[5B]
Deacons' and church meeting minutes 3/3/1852 -- 12/9/1855?
Softcover, marbled 13" x 8" [8]
Deacons' meeting minutes 2/1/1856 -- 3/3/1858
21 cm by 32 cm leather bound thin volume with tooled margins, marbled end papers
[3L]
Deacons' Minutes 31/12/1860 -- 25/4/1864
30 cm x 24.5 cm
three letters loose in the front
[5H]
Deacons’ minutes Embossed in gold on marbled covers, 30/5/1864—21/1/1869. H300
x W250 mm. Copy of a letter to Dr Allon (?) at the end.
[6A]
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12” x 9½”
Deacons minutes inscribed ‘Union Chapel Islington, Compton
Terrace, Upper Street’ tooled in leather embossed in gold
‘Union Chapel Minutes from 22.2.1869 – 20.2.1882’
Marbled end paper [8]
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12 x 9½”
Cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper, embossed on
cover in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’, marbled endpapers
Deacons’ minutes 22 Feb 1869 to 20 Feb 1882 (hard covers)
? Duplicate entry with previous?

12” x 9½”
Book card cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper,
embossed in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’, marbled endpapers
Deacons’ minutes 27 March 1882 to 20 May 1890
(list of Ministers and Deacons in the front) [7]

12” x 9½”
Book card cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper,
embossed in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’, marbled endpapers,
water damage
Deacons’ minutes 27 May 1890 to 27 June 1898 [7]

12” x 9½”
Book card cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper,
embossed in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’, marbled endpapers
Deacons’ minutes 25 July 1898 to 30 Sept 1907 [8]

12” x 9½”
Book card cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper,
embossed in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’, marbled endpapers
Deacons’ minutes 28 Oct 1907 to 1 Feb 1915 [8]

12” x 9½”
Deacons minutes inscribed ‘Union Chapel Islington, Compton
Terrace, Upper Street’ tooled in leather embossed in gold.
Deacons’ Minutes from 1/3/1915 to 5.1.1922’
Marbled end paper [8]

12” x 9½”
Book card cover lined with tooled leather lined plain paper,
embossed in gold title ‘Deacons Minutes’ inscribed in flyleaf
‘Deacons Minutes Jan 1922’
Minutes from 28.3.22 to 4.9.1933 [8]
Deacons’ meetings minute book bound in board, green morocco. 4/9/1933--16/5/1945
190 x 240 mm ‘Minute book’ inscribed on the front.
[4A]
Minutes of Deacons' meetings 30/8/1945 -- 3/12/1971
quarto volume bound in morocco [8]
A quarto Deacons' Minute Book
Most pages blank but 10 pages of Deacons' minutes May 1970 to September 1971
A further 340 pages are blank
[2B]
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Minutes of Deacons’ Meetings 25/6/1980 to 16/5/1985
Quarto Spanish school exercise book
Minutes of Deacons’ Meetings 25/7/1985 to 8/12/1988
Manuscript, quarto spiral wire bound notebook [7F]
Minutes of Deacons' meetings 25/7/1985 -- 8/12/1988
Manuscript quarto spiral wire bound notebook
[7E]
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Foolscap red morocco hard card bound
‘Union Chapel’ Minutes of Union Chapel Directors’ Meetings
6th December 1999 – 4th November 2002 (or are these Project minutes?)
Foolscap red morocco board hardbound
Union Chapel Minutes of Deacons Meetings
11th May 2000 – 1st Oct 2003.
Minutes – Islington free church council
Minutes of Islington Free Church Council 8/7/1948 to 13/3/1991
quarto linen bound [7A]
Minutes – missions
Minutes of the "Union Hall" committee, a Mission Church in Station Road Highbury
22/12/1881 -- 19/6/1902
7½” x 8¾” soft covers, reddish brown leather
[3J]
Missionary committee minute book bound in paper/black leather with gold line.
26/11/1903—1945(?). 180 x 230 mm.
Minutes – Teachers’, Sunday school etc
Union Chapel Sunday School committee minute book
Quarterly meetings 5/4/1860 -- 9/11/1878, inserted handwritten “rules passed at the
committee held 28/9/1859”
19 cm by 23 cm, leather bound with closing flap
Outlined in gold, marbled endpapers
[3F]
Manuscript, quarto
Minutes of the teachers and their accounts
14/2/1879 -- 28/4/1903
Inserted at September 1902 are two of the Rev Taylor's newsletters left inside,
September -- October 1966, and July -- August 1969
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[1F]
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8 ½ “ x 10”h
Leather bound card tooled with 2 brass clasps
feint lined notebook Marbled end paper
Inscribed on inside flyleaf in pencil “Union Chapel Sunday
School Minute Book” April 1903 – October 20 1919
with loose correspondence from and to teachers, excursion
tickets, Sunday notices – letters to Sunday School Union etc
[5J]
Minute book of meetings of the Sunday School teachers 20/10/1919 -- 13/3/1938
with index at the front, many inserted letters and leaflets
25 cm by 20 cm bound volume, marbled edges and endpapers
[3E]
Minute book of ‘LYW’ 29/11/1931 – 10/2/1936 and minutes of Sunday School
26/1/1941 – 10/9/1947 [7I]
Hardcover lined exercise book, manuscript
20 pages or so of history of the early Church, then notes for Bible School 19/9/1945 to
20/11/1946, 23 cm x 18 cm
[5F]
Minutes – Trustees’
Union Chapel Fund Trustees' quarto minute book
20/03/1916 to 16/07/1965
remarks: there is a note in the front that it was damaged by enemy action in 1941.
[2D]
Minutes – Tennis Club
Scrapbook
one end minutes of the tennis club (?) 1920 – 1935 committee meetings
other end accounts of the USAC & Harecourt Lawn Tennis Club 1920 – 1936
25 cm w x 38 cm h
Folio sheets mounted on plain paper
Bound with spine buckram
Centre pages blank, no title
[1D]
Minutes – Union Chapel Project

Quarto black morocco card bound Union Chapel Project
Minutes of Meetings of Board of Directors 10th March 1997 to 4th September
2002
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Miscellaneous

Card bound annual
23-28
with photo on front of chapel front
‘Calendar, blotter and year book 1932-33’
Bundle in folder of miscellaneous letters re demolition of Chapel application in 1981
Bundle of photocopies of photos and drawings of the Chapel
For scrap folder of correspondence concerning patrons and interested parties
Alexandra Palace and Park Report 1981
typescript, A4, comb binding

Foolscap catalogue of the Spitalfields Festival 1984

Quarto book bound in morocco and card
Donations made by individuals, businesses, Trusts and Foundations to the ‘buy a
tile’ campaign 2004. 320H x 230W.
[6D]

(Pulpit) lectern top approx 145 x 110 brass inlayed in copper and silver (?) ‘IHS’
inscription given by WM Williams 1899 (inscribed top edge)

A4 loose-leaf in a plastic wallet Report
‘Union Chapel Project Fundraising Strategy (1993)’
Typescript of ‘150 years not out’ by the Rev Ronald Taylor in a red folder [8]
Trowel used to lay the foundation stone, showing an earlier design for the tower
(different from it as built) [in the safe]
Music, hymn books, concert programmes etc
‘The Congregational Psalmist’, 2nd Section, Chants Sanctuses etc, ed Henry Allon,
Hodder & Stoughton, 1889
‘The Congregational Psalmist’, Chants, revised and enlarged edition, second edition,
ed Henry Allon, Hodder & Stoughton, Novello Ewer and Co, 1889 8” by 6” octavo
linen bound (? The same publication as the preceding?)
‘The Congregational Psalmist’, additional third section, ed Henry Allon, Hodder &
Stoughton, Novello Ewer and Co, 1889
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8” by 6” octavo linen bound
The Congregational Psalmist, 2nd Section, Chants, Sanctuses, etc
Ed Henry Allon, Hodder & Stoughton 1889
Hymns Ancient and Modern
old edition 1889, London, William Clowes & Sons Ltd
15 cm by 19 cm bucram bound, embossed brown fron
About 60 copies of "Evenings for the People" -- 4-page programme for an evening's
entertainment in the schoolroom, 14 December 1895, including a Chopin nocturne,
songs "tell me my heart", "the last of the boys", "by the river". Also a humourous
sketch "Mr Snorkins’ debut", and on the piano Scotch airs and the Toreador’s song
from Carmen, and life's lullaby.
Bundle of “ Evenings for the People” programmes 1890s (duplicate entry?) [8]
11 copies of Handel's Messiah, vocal scores, octavo, ed E Prout, Novello 1902
Provenance -- ILEA loan collection
Jude's Mission Hymnal
Reid Brothers Ltd, London, only date USA Copyright 1911
9¾" x 6¾"
Service of Song, entitled Negro Spirituals
Paperback 8¼" x 5½"
Pub WJ Gibbs no date
26.05.06/2461F
The Daily Express Community Song Book, edited by John Goss
quarto printed book, Daily Express Publications, 1927
Petition
Printed petition to Parliament against proposed G. N. & City Railway, 1892,
(eventually built as the Finsbury Park to Moorgate line) by the trustees of Union
Chapel, including Richard Stone, Henry Spicer, William Henry Willans (who was one
of Asquith’s uncles).
School room described as seating about 800 persons, lecture room 350. Cost of
building said to be £42,000. Said to be divine service three times on a Sunday,
congregation mostly about 1400 people. School room described as used twice every
Sunday as a Sunday school, average attendance 450. Also refers to many purposes
during the week including science and art classes, gymnasium, penny bank, and
lecture hall used every evening in the autumn, spring and winter for services, singing
classes etc.
Plan
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Ground plan of the chapel before the present building (with portico) and the two
houses adjoining the chapel, the chapel in red and the houses in pink, listing the levels
of various parts of the complex relative to the level of the pavement in Compton
Terrace
79 cm x 58 cm
cloth mounted and dissected with marbled backing
no date, before 1873 and after the date of the portico, possibly a surveyor's plan
In Morocco dark green slipcase [in the safe]
Press cuttings
Scrapbook of press cuttings letters etc, linen bound with brown paper cover, Folio, c
1862 to c 1980. Decaying leather spine. [LH shelves 3rd from top]
Press cuttings of obituaries stuck into scrapbook
The Rev Henry Allon DD
Memorial volume
27 cm w x 32 cm h
Special leather bound with title embossed in gilt lettering on front
[1C]
Printed books
The Book of Days
A Miscellany of Popular Antiquities in connection with the calendar
edited R. Chambers
published W. & R Chambers, London and Edinburgh 1869
2 volumes
Remarks: both volumes have stuck in the front cover the book plate of Dr Nathaniel
Rogers (who donated the rose window in the chapel) with a coat of arms, possibly his.
[2E]
Sermons preached of the dedication of Union Chapel Islington by various ministers
with historical sketch by Henry Allon DD
London, James Clarke & Co, 1878
[7G]
Printed book, quarto
Memorials of the Revd Henry Allon DD
Hodder and Stoughton
London 1892
[1E]
"Comfort in the Wilderness" Dr Allon’s last sermon 10 April 1892
published by W. Williams & Co (possibly the donor of the engraved metal plate on
the lectern) printed, single fascicle, stitched, 21.6 cm X 14 cm [8]
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‘Our daily Homily’ by FB Meyer
Printed books, 5 vols in case, smaller than octavo
Undated but after 1897 (see advert on last page of vol 1)
Pub Morgan & Scott, London
Printed book, quarto
Union Chapel, the Story of a Hundred Years
Hazel, Watson and Viney, 1899 [8, in a brown envelope]
and there was a 2nd copy placed 16 June 2006 in the drawer of the desk in the vestry
(missing as at June 2009)
Wake's Apostolical Fathers
Printed book, tooled morocco, 19 cm x 13 cm, front cover falling off, no date, late
19th century or early 20th century (?), Routledge
[5G]
Part printed book, quarto
Calendar, blotter and yearbook 1932 – 33
[3G]
The Truth and Error of Communism, H. G. Wood MA
octavo printed book
Student Christian Movement Press London 1933
Marriage Act 1898
octavo, HMSO 1936
Lectern Bible, old and new Testaments, authorised version
book plate: "in memory of Richard Price Jones who died on 9 January 1957"
22 cm by 28 cm leather bound
Oxford, Geoffrey Cumberledge
Lectern Bible
the Imperial Family Bible with concordance
illustrated with engravings
27 cm by 38 cm, leather embossed boards, tooled inner face
Blackie & son Glasgow, 1862
‘The Nichol’ 1836 – 1936 – centenary souvenir pamphlet about the mission in
Bethnal Green, paperback 18 cm x 12 cm [8]
Union Chapel 1799 – 1944 by Rev Ronald Taylor 13 cm h by 22 cm w thin paperback
in green cover, has illustration of the exterior portico of the previous chapel [8]
‘The History of the First Nonconformist Congregational Church in Hinckley’, by the
Rev Clifford Thomas
Printed book, octavo, paperback
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"The history of the first nonconformist Congregational Church in Hinckley" by Rev
Clifford Thomas, 1962, printed octavo paperback (duplicate entry or two copies?)
The History of 58th London Company Boys' Brigade part 1 1892 -- 1952 and part
21952 -- 1967
quarto paperback [7G]
‘History of 58th London Company Boys’ Brigade’, Part 1 1892-1952 and Part 2 19521967
Quarto paperback (2 vols ?) (duplicate entry or two copies?)
Slides, lantern
About 49 lantern slides, 3.25" x 3.25", in a wooden box, of the holy land and Greece
from photos, and labelled. Probably early 20th century.
About 70 lantern slides of the USA, especially New York and the northeastern area,
also 3.25" x 3.25", in another wooden box. Also probably early 20th century as it
includes a slide of Theodore Roosevelt.
Visitors’s book
Manuscript visitors book, 20.5 cm h x 26.5 cm w
"Guest book"
May 1934 -- May 1949
Contains signatures of some well-known persons. It is not clear whether it is
someone’s collection of autographs, is a record of visitors to Union Chapel, or is a
record of visitors to some other place or person.
[3H]
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