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lane. 57. Russel court chapel, Drury lane. 58. St. James's palace chapel. 59. St. John's chapel, Clerkenwell. 60. St. John's chapel, near Red Lion street. 61. St. Margaret's chapel, Chapel street. 62. St. Martin's almshouse chapel, Hog lane. 63. St. Thomas's hospital chapel, South- wark. 64. Serjeants inn chapel, Chan- cery lane. 65. Skinner's almshouse cha- pel, Mile end. 66. Somerset house chapel. 67. Spring garden chapel, Charing Cross. 68. Staple's inn chapel, Holborn. 69. Trinity almshouse chapel, Mile end. 70. Vintners almshouse chapel, Mile end. 71. Whitechapel prison chapel. 72. Whitington's college chapel, College hill. 73. Wheeler's chapel, Spitalfields. 74. Wood street Compter chapel, Wood- street. French Chapels. 1. Black Eagle street chapel, Spitalfields. 2. Berwick street chapel, Old Soho. 3. Brown's lane cha- pel, Spitalfields. 4. Castle street chapel Green street. 5. Crispin's street chapel, Spitalfields. 6. Friery chapel, Pallmall. 7. Hog lane chapel, Soho. 8. Little Chapel street chapel, Old Soho. 9. Little Rider's court chapel, Little Newport street. 10. Mary le Bon chapel, St. Mary le Bon. 11. Milk alley chapel, Wap-
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ping. 12. Orange street chapel, Hedge lane. 13. Petticoat lane chapel. 14. St. John's street chapel, Swanfields, Shoreditch. 15. St. Martin's lane chapel, Canon street. E. 16. Savoy chapel, in the Savoy. E. 17. Slaughter's street cha- pel, Swanfields, Shoreditch. 18. Spring garden chapel, Charing Cross. 19. Thread- needle street chapel. E. 20. Three crown court chapel, Spitalfields. 21. West street chapel, Soho. German, Dutch and other Chapels. 1. Da- nish chapel, Well close square. 2. Dutch chapel, St. Augustin Friars. 3. and in the Savoy. 4. German chapel, in St. James's Palace. E. 5. and in the Savoy. E. 6. German chapel, in Trinity lane. E. 7. Swedish chapel, Prince's square, Rat- cliff highway. The chapels of the French, Dutch, and Germans, might perhaps with greater propriety be placed among the meeting- houses of the Protestant dissenters, except those mark'd with an E, which properly belong to those of the established reli- gion; the Common Prayer being read in French or German, and worship per- formed nearly in the same manner as in the national church.
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