communion plate

The inscription on the communion plate can be found here.

In 1805, the communion plate was stolen and never recovered.

The communion plate was stowed in the carriage, and they set off.

They broke open the parish chest, probably in hope of stealing the communion plate.

Their history dates back to the 1600s when a solid silver communion plate was given to the parish.

The oldest communion plate is hallmarked 1646 suggesting its early use.

He placed his host in the communion plate and left the chapel for his room.

He describes the church as "neat and plain" with "handsome" communion plate.

Walsh approached the exhibits as though they were the cathedral communion plate and he the archbishop.

Her family subsequently made further donations to pay for the communion plate, altar table and velvet covering.

The communion plate includes a chalice and a paten dating from 1768.

The communion plate was only its exterior symbol.

The regiment was also said to be the only regiment with its own regular communion plate.

More like the communion plate of the Holy Father in Rome.

The communion plate is all of silver, and is modern and elegant.

She presented the very fine set of Communion plate to Santan Church.

It contains a list of the communion plate, dated 1775, which might serve for that of the present day-viz.

The instructor was a plump young Techtenant with a pink baby face, wide blue eyes, and a bright communion plate set in his forehead.

He touched his own communion plate.

Morgan published papers on astrolabes and episcopal rings and early communion plate.

The Communion plate is pre-Reformation, dating from 1511.

The communion plate is also noteworthy.

Mrs. Foster brought the communion plate.

The Witley Church Communion Plate was commissioned from her.

The Church was enriched by the gift of communion plate from Sir Henry and his son Basil.