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4 days ago · The King's school in the late 19th century and the early 20th remained a small, academically undistinguished school of 50–60 boys, run by the dean and chapter principally as a choir school. It was housed mainly in the schoolroom built on the north side of the cathedral in 1849 and, from 1891, in Paddock House, in Pitt Street, which was ...
1 day ago · The bishop's palace became part of the King's (formerly College) school in 1954, and a new house for the bishop (called Bishopscourt in 1986) was built at the north-east corner of the close. In the 1970s during redevelopment of the area at the east side of the close between Pitt Street and St. John's Lane a new pedestrian entrance was made and ...
2 days ago · In the later 19th and early 20th century many new institutional buildings such as churches, chapels, and schools accompanied Gloucester's growth. Some, notably the Linden Road board school of 1893–5 with its tall campanile, (fn. 219) were the most prominent features of their localities.
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4 days ago · Patrick Taney, a Rowan College of South Jersey Gloucester sophomore, attended Christ the King Regional School in Haddonfield and is a parishioner of Holy Eucharist Parish, Cherry Hill. He will attend West Chester University in Pennsylvania and plans to major in health and physical education.
6 days ago · Year 11 students at The King's School in Ottery St Mary were dressed for success when they stepped out for their Prom at Woodbury Park on Wednesday, July 3. The students arrived in a range of vehicles, dressed in smart suits and beautiful prom dresses, for an evening meal and disco.
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5 days ago · Chief David J. Harkins Sr., Chief of Police of the Gloucester Township Police Department and a permanent deacon in the Diocese of Camden, will receive Catholic Charities’ Saint John Neumann Award at its 20th annual Dinner & Awards Ceremony Oct. 24 in Atlantic City. The award, which acknowledges faithful and exemplary service to South Jersey ...
