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									| Parish Church. Consecrated - not known. Circumstances of Consecration not known. Endowed with land, glebe £340, fees £10. Free Sittings 200, other sittings 300.
 On 30th March 1851 - in the morning General Congregation 68, Sunday Scholars 80.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 300, Sunday Scholars 82.
 Signed Thomas Ratcliffe, Curate of Rushden.
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									| Old Meeting. Denomination - Particular Baptists - Erected 1796. A separate and entire building, used exclusively for worship.
 Free Sittings 180, other sittings 325.
 On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 100, Sunday Scholars 101.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 153, Sunday Scholars 100.
 In the evening - General Congregation 240
 Average attendance during previous 12 months - in the morning General Congregation 130, Sunday Scholars 120.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 200, Sunday Scholars 125.
 In the evening - General Congregation 250.
 Signed Jonathan Whittemore, Minister of the Place.
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									| Elim Chapel. Denomination - Particular Baptists - opened July 1848 A separate building, used for no other purpose than a place of worship.
 Free Sittings 24, other sittings 100.
 On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 80.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 100.
 In the evening - General Congregation 100.
 Signed John Evans, Baptist Minister, Rushden.
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									| Succoth Baptist Chapel. Denomination - Particular Baptists - Erected 1805. An entire building. Used exclusively as a place of worship.
 Free Sittings 200, other sittings 50, standing 100.
 On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 91.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 156.
 In the evening - General Congregation 20.
 Average attendance during previous 12 months - in the morning - General Congregation 200.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 200.
 In the evening - General Congregation 20.
 Signed Charles Drawbridge, Minister, Sheep Street, Wellingborough.
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									| Wesleyan (Chapel on the Green). Denomination - Wesleyan. Erected 1834. A separate and entire building. Used exclusively for worship.
 Free Sittings 84, other sittings 46.
 On 30th March 1851 - in the morning - General Congregation 50, Sunday Scholars 64.
 In the afternoon - General Congregation 40, Sunday Scholars 70.
 In the evening - General Congregation 50, Sunday Scholars 50.
 Signed Josiah Parker, Chapel Steward, Rushden.
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