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Austin Friars,
London was an
Augustinian friary in the City of
London from its foundation,
probably in the 1260s,
until its
dissolution in
November 1538...
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Austin Friars is a
coeducational private day
school located in Carlisle, England. The
Senior School provides secondary education for 350 boys and girls...
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fifth century. They are also
commonly known as the
Augustinians or
Austin friars, and were also
historically known as the
Order of
Hermits of
Saint Augustine...
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Austin Friars,
formerly Austin Friars St Monica's School, is an
independent day school,
located in Carlisle, ****bria.
Austin Friars may also
refer to:...
- and the
Order of
Friars Minor Conventual wearing grey or
black habits (thus
known as Grey
Friars). In the
Franciscan order, a
friar may be an ordained...
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Droitwich Austin Friars was
located in the area now
known as the Vines. It was
established in 1331, when a plot of 300
square feet was
given to build...
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original church was a
monastic priory known as the
Austin Friars, London, a
contraction of "Augustinian
Friars",
founded circa 1253 by
Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd...
- (i.e., Franciscans). They are also
distinct from the "
Austin friars" (i.e.,
Augustinian Friars) who wear a
similar habit. In France, the
Dominicans were...
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gentleman usher to
Henry VIII. She and her
husband Thomas Cromwell lived in
Austin Friars, London.
Before her
death in Stepney, her
husband had
attracted the...
- Suffolk, Sir John Wyndham.
Tyrrell was
buried at the
church of the
Austin Friars, London. He was
attainted on 25
January 1504;
however the attainder...
