Vicarage

The property is known as The Vicarage because it was constructed in 1897 for the vicar of The Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea.

Junk Bond Buyer 2006

Perhaps nothing in her life at the Vicarage was a greater trial to Hester than to see the rules of fair play broken by the children with the connivance of their parents.

Red Pottage 2004

The Vicarage is the only new building that breaks the mellowed grey tones of the wide, grass-bordered street.

The Evolution of an English Town Gordon Home 1923

The Vicarage was a pleasant house, with an air of comfort and moderate wealth about it.

Watersprings Arthur Christopher Benson 1893

Perhaps nothing in her life at the Vicarage was a greater trial to

Red Pottage Mary Cholmondeley 1892

Right away in the fields, to be reached only by footpath, or by strangely circuitous lane, in the parish of Ranton, there stands a little old half-timbered house, known as the Vicarage Farm.

Vanishing England 1892

The rare arrival of a visitor from some distant country-house to call at the Vicarage was the signal for every one, who could do so with decency, to escape from the unwelcome interruption.

Six to Sixteen A Story for Girls Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing 1863

My way back to the Vicarage was his way back to the inn.

The Law and the Lady Wilkie Collins 1856

As to in-constituency accommodation, what's wrong with the "Vicarage" principle?

I attended Andrew MacKay's meeting and I think his position is now untenable Mark Reckons 2009

We were informed at previous consultation meetings that the "Vicarage" housed employees of the

London SE1 community website 2010