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A History of the County of London
… The black friars FRIARIES 11. THE BLACK FRIARS The first Dominicans to enter England arrived at Canterbury in 1221 in … of Westminster. 6 Henry III evidently thought much of the Dominicans: in 1256 he chose the prior of Holborn, John de … with the movement for the rescue of Edward II in which the Dominicans generally were implicated. The power of the London …
A History of the County of Northampton
… provided by 1239 for holding the provincial chapter of the Dominicans at Northampton. At the special inquisition of … at the castle, it was usually his custom to send the Dominicans alms for one day's food, their joint board being … The most celebrated man connected with the Northampton Dominicans was Robert Holcot, one of the first divines of the …
A History of the County of Chester
… d. to the Carmelites but 40 s. each to the Franciscans and Dominicans; 11 that possibly reflects the uncertain start of … the combined total of those made to the Franciscans and Dominicans. 12 Although unlike the Grey and Black Friars they … appear to have been more Carmelites than Franciscans or Dominicans in Chester. In 1367 the convent numbered fourteen, …
A History of the County of Kent
… St. Thomas in 1470, are four monks of Christchurch, five Dominicans including the prior, and two Franciscans, of whom …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Friaries The Dominicans at Ilchester FRIARIES 22. THE DOMINICANS AT ILCHESTER Nothing is known of this house of … wall. Bishop Ralph of Shrewsbury made great use of the Dominicans in the diocese as penitentiaries and on 14 October …
A History of the County of Chester
… Friaries The Dominicans of Chester THE DOMINICAN FRIARS OF CHESTER 1 The … that he has been thought responsible for establishing the Dominicans in Chester, although there is no definite evidence … from Henry, earl of Lincoln, on his death in 1311. 16 The Dominicans do not appear, however, to have been as popular as …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Friaries The Dominicans of Dunstable 14 THE HOUSE OF DOMINICAN FRIARS, … of Dunstable, William le Breton, visited and ate with the Dominicans. 5 In 1282, 6 at the funeral of a female … four of which they kept and gave the other four to the Dominicans. The chronicler of Dunstable explains here that …