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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… year 1662. This stone formerly belonged to St. Austin's Friary, and was removed from thence by Thomas Ledger, when he …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… free from all burdens on the minister's account. (4.) The Friary at Capesterre being a convenient building should be …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of the Stanley family; Bdorgan, Cadnant, Carreglwyd, the Friary, HnIlŷs, Llanddyvnan, Llanvawr, Pls Llangoed, …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… land in Vanners Chequer, 146b. Friars' Orchard (304) 128a. Friary, the, xxxvi, xliii, xlvii; (298) 124b; (302) 125b; … Elizabeth, 1745, floor-slab, (4) 35a. Greyfriars, see Friary. Griffin Chequer, 140, 141. Grocers, see Occupations. … 115a. Walls, precinct: Castle, see Old Sarum (curtain). Friary, (302) 126a; (304) 127b. Garden, (398) 145a. Town …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… which is now occupied by a neat modern mansion, called the Friary. In the year 1388 the town was again totally laid …
Parish Fraternity Register
… burial place, and on the following day a trental at the Friary. 11. New brethren only to be admitted to the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… 30) with the initials and date I.E.L. 1662. a(12). The Friary, 100 yards N. of (11), is modern, but stands on the …
Survey of London Monograph
… 28. On the west of the garden lay the orchards behind the Friary, bounded on the south by the brick wall which marked … down and the King's House had risen on the site of the Friary. Probably a long, straight path, crossed at right … Road in 1663, 34 dividing the garden from the site of the Friary, when he decided to pull down the ruins of the great …