Noun:

गावातील पुजाऱ्याचे क्षेत्र, गावातील पुजाऱ्याचे निवासस्थान,

vicarage's Usage Examples:

schools were also built in the village of Pavlysh, and a Township Board, veterinaries, vicarage, Zemstvo in Onufriivka.

She is vehemently opposed to her father's relationship with Zoë, especially when they purchase a house a little too close for comfort to the vicarage, but slowly warms to her over the series.

architect for 24 new churches and his work also included 40 vicarages or rectories, 13 schools, four almshouses, a Savings Bank, a convalescent home and.

architect in Gloucestershire who specialised in churches, vicarages and rectories.

small sub-set of vicarages in monastic ownership were not being served by beneficed clergy at all; monasteries having petitioned for papal dispensation from.

The benefice remained in the default form of a rectory (rather than a vicarage) in the diocese of Oxford, worth £722 ().

preferment on being again presented, some time (probably 1655) after Feake"s deprival, to the vicarage of Christ Church.

architectural practice in North West England they also undertook work on schools, vicarages, hospitals, factories, hotels, shops, railway stations, and war memorials.

In his book A Little Learning, Waugh writes:In less than ten years from the book's publication in 1964, Priory House and the new vicarage had been demolished, but The Priory is still there.

They include a church building from the 14th century, vicarage and granary (both built in the 15th century).

thereof is impropriate to the abbey of Drumlahan and the vicarage is collative and the tithes are paid in kind, one third part to the vicar and the other.

status "of baronial race" and a "kinsman to sundry barons", until he supplicated the Pope, on 5 December 1429, to provide him to the vicarage of Inverkeilor.

He died on 16 October 1580, at which time he held the vicarages of Twynholm and Terregles in Galloway.

Synonyms:

glebe house, residence, rectory, parsonage,