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Milner, the landscape gardener to the Crystal Palace Company. The chapels, lodges, entrances, and other buildings, are from the designs of Messrs. Hickes and Isaac, and are in the early Decorated style. The chapels are united by cloisters, from the centre of which rises a tower, 100 ft. In height. Consecrated 1864. 1 Lyncombe $ Widcombe, and St. James's Cemetery. This cemetery, on the Lower Bristol Eoad, consecrated on the 6th of January, 1862, occupies 8 acres, and was laid out by Mr. Butler. ...Two chapels, connected by a cloister, are the designs of Mr. C. E. Davis, City Surveyor, stand in a central position, and are precisely similar externally. The belfry, forming an effective centre, is surmounted by a delicately tapering spire, 100 feet to the metal cross on the apex. Both chapels are cruciform. The Episcopalian chapel consists of a nave, east end, floored with encaustic tiles, the gift of the late Mr. John Rainey.
Roman Catholic Cemetery, near Pope's Walk, in a secluded part of Perrymead, in Lyncombe parish, con- 1 The old cemetery in Walcot Street was consecrated in 1780.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milner, the landscape gardener to the Crystal Palace Company. The chapels, lodges, entrances, and other buildings, are from the designs of Messrs. Hickes and Isaac, and are in the early Decorated style. The chapels are united by cloisters, from the centre of which rises a tower, 100 ft. In height. Consecrated 1864. 1 Lyncombe $ Widcombe, and St. James's Cemetery. This cemetery, on the Lower Bristol Eoad, consecrated on the 6th of January, 1862, occupies 8 acres, and was laid out by Mr. Butler. ...Two chapels, connected by a cloister, are the designs of Mr. C. E. Davis, City Surveyor, stand in a central position, and are precisely similar externally. The belfry, forming an effective centre, is surmounted by a delicately tapering spire, 100 feet to the metal cross on the apex. Both chapels are cruciform. The Episcopalian chapel consists of a nave, east end, floored with encaustic tiles, the gift of the late Mr. John Rainey.
Roman Catholic Cemetery, near Pope's Walk, in a secluded part of Perrymead, in Lyncombe parish, con- 1 The old cemetery in Walcot Street was consecrated in 1780.
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