* Archbishop's Palace, Maidstone: constructed in the 1390s, the palace was seized by the Crown at the time of the Reformation.

Catherine was born at the Archbishop's Palace in Alcalá de Henares near Madrid, on the night of 16 December 1485.

In 1381, during the Peasants ' Revolt, the castle and Archbishop's Palace were sacked, and Archbishop Sudbury was beheaded in London.

A View of the Archbishop's Palace, Lambeth – this watercolour was Turner's first to be accepted for the Royal Academy's annual exhibition in April 1790, the month he turned fifteen.

His first watercolour A View of the Archbishop's Palace, Lambeth was accepted for the Summer Exhibition of 1790 when Turner was only 15.

Since Uckfield was part of the Archbishop's extensive Manor of South Malling, some of these travellers could have been bound for Canterbury for business or other ( e. g. religious ) reasons, though others had destinations elsewhere along the route.

A charter of Swæfheard's dated 691 is also of interest as it indicates that Æthelred had invaded Kent ; it has been suggested that Æthelred intended to place Wilfrid in the Archbishop's seat at Canterbury, but if so he was unsuccessful.

The King designated part of the building for use as a court house, the Cathedral Grammar School was established in the then vicar's hall and the deanery given to the archbishop, following the transfer of the Archbishop's Palace to the Lord Deputy of Ireland.

" Dacre Fox perhaps further summed up the frustrations of the WSPU with the Church leaders in her statement recorded in the Suffragette after an interview with the Archbishop of Canterbury in January 1914 that, " The only feeling ( she ) experienced …… while she was interviewing the Archbishop of Canterbury ... was “ utter contempt ”... Mrs Dacre Fox said that the Archbishop's Chaplain was “ a pitiable object, trembling and with chattering teeth ”, and later was also reported to have said that, " I can only say that as I sat looking at that old man, the feeling which was uppermost in my mind was that of contempt …. I wondered if Calvary had almost been in vain.

It was sent to Archbishop Anders of Lund by Pope Innocent III as a reply to the Archbishop's earlier letter which has not survived.

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The Archbishop's house was built next to the Orthodox cathedral and at Christmas 1999, Mirdita and the Orthodox Archbishop Anastasios ( Anastas ) greeted parishioners together.

To commemorate his life, an imposing bronze statue of Makarios was erected outside the Archbishop's palace in Nicosia ; in 2008 the statue was moved to Kykkos monastery and replaced by a life-size marble statue of Makarios.

This was part of the Archbishop's plan to have a university in the city.

At the time that the uprising began, Ball was imprisoned at the Archbishop's Palace in Maidstone, Kent.

The Manor House belonged to the Archbishops of York and at the end of the sixteenth century, was occupied by William Brewster, the Archbishop's bailiff, who was also postmaster.

The Archbishop's throne was replaced with a smaller, movable, less elaborate cathedra that allows him to directly face the congregation during Mass.

The adjoining chapel, built in the late thirteenth century, was probably used as the Archbishop's private oratory.

* Archbishop's Palace, Charing: a palace existed from at least the 13th century ; seized by the Crown after the Dissolution.

Throughout the greater part of the 13th century a state of comparative peace existed at Tallaght, but subsequently the O ' Byrnes and O ' Tooles, in what would become County Wicklow, took offensive action and were joined by many of the Archbishop's tenants.

The Archbishop's Residence at 1555 North State Parkway is the official home of the Archbishop of Chicago and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Before the establishment of the Archbishop's Residence, the Bishops of Chicago were in residence at a home on LaSalle Street and North Avenue.

The whole population of the city-boyars, merchants, and common citizens-then gathered at Yaroslav's Court or in front of the Cathedral of Holy Wisdom ( the latter called a Vladychnoe veche-" An Archbishop's Veche ," since it was called in front of the cathedral ).

Salieri secretly observes Mozart at the Archbishop's palace, but they are not properly introduced.

For almost 10 years he had his studio in the garden of the Summer Archbishop's Palace, at that time just outside of Bratislava.

The land for the Summer Archbishop's Palace, just behind the second ring of city defences, was at that time considered to be countryside.

On October 12, 2007, while he was serving as Archbishop's Missioner in the Diocese of Quebec, Drainville was elected Coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese at a special Electoral Synod.

He died at the Archbishop's Palace in Thurles on 22 July 1902, aged 78.

He had suffered from prolonged heart problems for some time and died about 2: 00 PM of sudden and irreversible cardiac arrest from the heart attack at Lisie Hospital in Ernakulam, where he had been hurriedly taken after fainting while celebrating Mass at noon at his chapel in the Major Archbishop's house, in Ernakulam.

The fabric of the town and especially the Minster and Archbishop's Palace suffered at the hands of Oliver Cromwell's troops, as they sequestered the Palace as stabling for their horses, broke down the monuments, and ransacked the graves for lead and other valuables.

Perez also described himself at one point as " a Catholic, but not an Archbishop's Catholic.

The Sisters added the impressive St Magdalen's Chapel ( 1888 ), which is believed to be the work of Sheerin & Hennessy, an important firm of Sydney architects, who designed the Archbishop's Residence and St Patrick's College at Manly.

The new collegiate church fell outside the City boundaries, and this move created two new civic territories, one under the Archbishop's temporal jurisdiction.

Presently serving the Mission is the Reverend Monsignor Ronald J. Rozniak, the Archbishop's Vicar General for the mission, and two parochial priests.

On Monday, March 14, 1977, the Archbishop's office published a bulletin specifically directed at refuting claims made in the two major national newspapers, El Diario de Hoy and La Prensa Gráfica.

West Tarring is noted for its 13th-century parish church of St Andrew, 13th-century Archbishop's Palace, numerous old houses including the 15th-century timber-framed Parsonage Row, and two pubs: The Vine and the George and Dragon.

He also has a residence next to Canterbury Cathedral on the site of the medieval Archbishop's Palace.

* Greys Court ' Archbishop's Maze ', Oxfordshire, England.

* The Grange ( GR ) ( 60 boys, 1928 ) includes many fine architectural features taken from the Archbishop's Palaces of Laud and Parker by the family who converted the granary ruins to a family house in the 1840s.

The 18th-century building incorporates many remains of the mediæval Archbishop's Palace and includes the spot where Thomas Becket's murderers armed themselves.

The Archbishop's Palace contains a Byzantine museum containing the largest collection of religious icons on the island.

Both she and William approved of the Archbishop's desire to revitalize the Church.

Part II of the play takes place in the Archbishop's Hall and in the Cathedral, December 29, 1170.

Narbonne: Via Domitia uncovered in front of the Archbishop's palace.

The interview is used as the dialogue for the character, Archbishop's Envoy.

Remains of the Archbishop's Palace were found during the construction of St Joseph's School.

Will marries Mary again in Bloomsbury under Archbishop's licence, and returns to Fenchurch St. Paul.

The next court is the Archbishop's Court, which is in Canterbury called the Arches Court, and in York the Chancery Court.