She had a windowe and a dore from her lodgeing into the chancell of the chapell, whence she heard prayers.
James Harrington> lyes buried in the chancell of St. Margarite's church at Westminster, the next grave to the illustrious Sir Walter Raleigh, under the south side of the altar where the priest stands.
Buried under the communion table, not alter-waies, in the chancellat New Brentford in the county of Middlesex, under a stone broken; brasse lost and inscription.
In the chancell here[6] I find this inscription, on a marble grave-stone, viz.
He built the triumphall-like arch wheron the king's armes is in the partition between church and chancellat St. Margaret's Westminster, under which he lies buried.
He lyes buried in the north-east end of the chancell of St. Laurence .
The 15ᵗʰ of June he was buried in the chancellat Albury, on the north side neer the cancelli.
Ross, dyed there on Christmas day 1678, and buried in the chancell at Rosse neer the middle of the south wall.
At the upper end of the chancell then were steppes, which in Oliver's dayes were layd plaine by the minister, and then 'twas removed.
Memorandum:--in the chancellare many apt sentences of the Scripture.
The chancellin y^{e} colledge standeth north, and their kitchen eastward.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chancell" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
