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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and also in the reign of Henry II.; a house of Grey friars, in the parish of the Holy Trinity, probably founded … by Henry III.; a house of Carmelites, and another of Black friars, in the parish of St. Martin; and, without the North …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a vicar employed three curates within a year. 18 A band of Carmelite friars settled in the parish in 1247, somewhat disquieting …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… citizens destroyed. Waller made the convent of the Grey friars his head-quarters, and his soldiers were quartered in … extra-parochial district called Newton, formerly the Black friars, containing 123 persons; and a small extra-parochial … in 1813, on the lands of the monastery of the Black friars, at an expense of 7000, raised partly in shares and …
Survey of London
… in the drawing-room came from an old house in Austin Friars. Leading out of the dining-room is a small ante-room, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… on both sides, and, since the dissolution of the Grey Friars, the site of their house, now called Priory Park. The …
A Dictionary of London
… (L. and P. H. VIII., XXI. (2), 416). Church of the Grey Friars to be a parish church to be called the church of … Newgate for the inhabitants within the site of the Grey Friars and within the parishes of St. Nicholas and St. Audoen …
A History of the County of Essex
… are Chigwell Lodge, Brook House, the stables at Barton Friars (originally the stables to Grange Court), Vine …