Sentence examples for separate parish from inspiring English sources

It became a separate parish in 1726 and was incorporated as a town and set off from Wallingford in 1806.

Warburton became a separate parish in the 13th century.

Consequent to this offer, the separate Parish of Hagley and Quamby was created.

In 1912 Monton became a separate parish with its own church, St Paul's.

These include Balmain, Burwood, Five Dock, St Thomas Enfielddeclaredred a separate parish in 1868), and St Oswald's Haberfield (1908).

Bradwall civil parish was originally part of Sandbach Ancient Parish, and was created a separate parish from it in 1867.

These debates had an important territorial dimension and ultimately led to the entrenchment of ethnic boundaries in the urban landscape through the creation of separate parishes for the two groups.

In January, the company charged Rutland County Council an average of £16,400 per cabinet for 13 separate parishes and yet a senior BT executive recently quoted a figure of £100,000 per cabinet.

The townships of Blackthorn and Arncott were part of Arncott but in the 20th century were detached to form separate parishes.

The unparished area of the town represents its bulk, but several areas that might be considered part of the town are separate parishes, namely Chineham, Rooksdown, and Lychpit.

All Saints Churchh remained a chapel of ease for the parish of Reculver until the early 14th century, when the parish was broken up to form separate parishes for Herne and St Nicholas-at-Wade.