friary

Now is not the time to arrive at the friary.

In 1864 a college wing was added to the friary.

The site is believed to have once contained a friary.

The friary was given to the town and converted into a hospital for common people.

In 1867 the friary was enlarged again to make more room for the college students.

The friary is the only one in London known to have had its own prison.

The first contemporary record of the friary dates from 1303.

She says it's going to provide a lot more information about the site for the public once the Friary is opened to visitors.

It is for the Friary massacre that four of them finally stand trial in 1977.

The friary on the hill, which had been built after the fire of 1868, needed to be replaced.

The Friary also has beautiful gardens which are open to visitors.

"We will not under any circumstances abandon the friary because of the letter."

A church and a friary were built in 1531.

They make up the most complete friary complex surviving in England.

The Friary shed was situated to the south of the station.

The friary also had a hospital which kept a mortality book to record the deaths.

It became the north range of a roughly rectangular friary.

Every Friday is set aside for quiet prayer at the friary.

Rent from the houses owned by the friary were used to support the hospital.

The incident took place in the rooms rented to the students by the Friary.

The building is a remaining part of a mediaeval friary.

In 1615 a new friary was built on Cook Street.

The grounds of the Friary are an actively used cemetery.

It was completed by 1667 and would become known as The Friary.

All student activity was now separate from the friary, with the exception of the dining room.