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A History of the County of London
… to the whole convent and not at a distance from the cloister as hitherto; 90 that the infirmarer should provide … hands, and at evensong time the vergers went through the cloister to the abbot and so went to the altar, and there my … to restrain walking by any person or persons in the abbey, cloister, or churchyard during the time of sermon and divine …
A History of the County of London
… admitted after compline or locked within the bounds of the cloister; a discreet nun was to be appointed to lock the … was to keep the keys of the postern door between the cloister and churchyard, 'for there is much coming in and out …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… gave the palace to the monks, for the enlargement of their cloister, reserving part of it as a residence for himself, in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… by fire, from the chapel wall to the S. end; in 1846 the cloister was glazed, and during 18689 the third floor was … rooms of less importance. On the first floor, over the cloister, is the Long Gallery with ante-rooms at each end, … On the ground stage are the semi-circular arches of the cloister, now filled with modern pierced stone screens; they …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… Bath II 113 (no. 591)), in south transept wall, between cloister door and altar of St Martin ( Hist. Maj. p. 67). …
Old and New London
… memorials. 'The door,' he says, 'leading from the cloister to the Fratry, which the writer of this well …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… lower but are kept above the roof-level of the former cloister outside; they have three plain pointed lights under … the position of the W. processionalentrance from the Cloister. In the S. wall are two arches opening into the … disposition. They have been completely destroyed. The Cloister (about 70 ft. square) was conterminous with the …