On the other hand, the proceeds from the old rectories that one discards have shown an even more spectacular rise.
After the service, he fed his bishop at the rectory with a glass—or perhaps two glasses—of sherry, and a bun.
I cannot imagine an old rectory not needing repairs to guttering and roofs, and all the other items of expenditure that accumulate over the years.
In those areas former agricultural accommodation -houses, rectories, and so forth—are full of people who need an increased water supply.
I am quite ready to respond to the appeal to give information on the subject of the rectory and the tenants.
How, on this figure, they can run large rectories and be expected to undertake the administration of the parish is too much for considered thought.
In a sudden purple burst of exotic oratory he accused us of rewiring the national rectory.
It may refer to the rectory or to appurtenances of the rectory.
