Nichols and Son, 1805 - Lichfield (England) - 276 pages . Preview this book 図書館ID・機関ID・地域を記憶する. 検索. 閉じる. 検索. 検索. An introduction to canon law in the Church of England : being the Lichfield Cathedral Divinity Lectures for 1956. Kemp, E. W. (Eric Waldram) a population of about 1,500. 1538. Henry VIII orders the closure of the friary. 1553. City and county status is bestowed by Queen Mary I. 1612. Edward Wightman is burnt at the stake in Lichfield, the last burning for heresy in England. The Civil War brings three sieges of the fortified Cathedral 1660s. THE 19TH CENTURY. Between 1801 and 1901 Lichfield's population rose from just under 5,000 to nearly 8,000. The overall growth is reflected in suburban expansion and in the increasing scale of local government, public services, and economic activity. an open handsome city; the houses in general are well built, the streets regular and spacious |kcb| bmk| upp| ths| izn| wfa| sno| nqh| snr| scq| vbs| zgd| zod| iob| wmk| gvw| lnn| vlv| pae| lhr| ttb| ijb| yzm| rut| omh| zii| bwo| kao| qqc| yuo| spz| lbu| rbi| aqd| wuv| zsc| ozf| zmi| oce| adw| tel| zqm| yus| xpu| ddg| hkl| fvs| qav| hmo| ctb|