priory

He continued to live in the priory, until his death.

Despite its name, it is not and never has been a priory.

And the Priory, having once taken to growing, went on with it.

In 1929, it had been set up as a simple priory.

The priory was built onto the north side of the church.

Go out the other side of the priory, beyond the farm.

As a result, a priory was built on the island.

In 1552 the priory became the location of the local court.

By the end of 1299 the priory had nearly one year's revenue in hand.

In 1134 the priory was moved to Norton, about away.

Close to the village are the remains of a priory.

There is no record of the priory after 1281, and the present church was not begun until 1309.

The priory was home to some 20 to 30 monks.

It was located on the north of the priory so as to be near the town.

From the beginning, the Priory was meant to be more than a restaurant.

The first priory was built in this period, but nothing now remains of it.

Every morning he would walk through the grounds to his office in the Priory.

Appears 1535, when he was the only resident at the priory.

The modern priory building was constructed some 40 years later around 1580.

Phillips pulled down most of the priory church in 1696.

A chapel, built on the site of the old priory.

The remains of the former priory are protected since 1998.

On 11 July 1337, the priory was destroyed by fire.

No sign of the priory can now be seen, but the site is scheduled.

The priory was taken into the king's hands, and restored again, in 1339-40.