- A councillor,
alternatively councilman, councilwoman, councilperson, or
council member, is
someone who sits on,
votes in, or is a
member of, a council...
-
legislation creating the
parish in 1685
provided for a
select vestry of 34
vestrymen. It
corresponded to the
western portion of the
contemporary district of...
-
Apalachicola Branch,
Secretary of his
Masonic Lodge, and one of the
founding vestrymen of
Trinity Episcopal Church. Gorrie's
medical research involved the study...
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parish of All
Saints Poplar to be
divided into
three wards (electing
vestrymen):
South (27), East (27) and West (30). In 1885 the po****tion had increased...
- ****erted its
loyalty to the King of England. Whig
patriots were
appointed as
vestrymen. In 1787,
Provoost was
consecrated as the
first Bishop of the
newly formed...
- the
Whitechapel District Board of Works,
which consisted of 58
elected vestrymen. The
district contained a
number of
small parishes in the East End of...
- cxvi). So the
incorporated vestry inherited these wards and ****igned
vestrymen to them: The Holy
Trinity Brompton (27), St John's
Notting Hill & St James'...
-
parish was
grouped into the
Greenwich District and the
parish elected vestrymen to
Greenwich District Board of Works. The
parish was
transferred from...
-
provided for
election of
vestrymen by all ratepayers. The
aristocratic dominance of the
vestry declined. In 1815, 40% of
vestrymen had
titles and in 1845...
- by the
Greenwich District Board of Works,
which consisted of
elected vestrymen.
Until 1889 the
district was
partly in the
counties of Kent and Surrey...
