BLACKFRIARS

Meaning of BLACKFRIARS in English

Blackfriars BrE AmE ˌblæk ˈfra ɪ ‿əz ◂ ˈ•ˌ•• AmE \ -ˈfraɪ‿ ə rz

▶ ˌ Black ˌ friars ˈ Bridge BrE AmE

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BLACKFRIARS — County: Greater London Post Code: EC4
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BLACKFRIARS — small district in the City of London. It is located on the bank of the River Thames, east of The …
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BLACKFRIARS — Блэкфрайарз (железнодорожный вокзал и станция метро в лондонском Сити (City) 1)
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BLACKFRIARS — Блэкфрайарз (железнодорожный вокзал и станция метро в лондонском Сити [City 1)])
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BLACKFRIARS THEATRE — either of two separate theatres, the second famed as the winter quarters (after 1608) of the King's Men, the company …
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BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE — Section 84 of the unsigned article London, detailing Blackfriars Bridge, is from the 3rd edition (178897) of Encyclopdia Britannica. It …
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BURBAGE, RICHARD — born с 1567, London, Eng. died March 9/13, 1619, London British actor. A popular actor by age 20, he was …
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MERETRIX — ˈmerə̇(ˌ).triks noun ( plural meretri·ces ˌmerə̇.ˈtrī(ˌ)sēz) Etymology: Latin, from merēre to earn, gain — more at merit : prostitute with …
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HALL CHURCH — German Hallenkirche, or Dreischiffige Kirche, church in which the aisles are approximately equal in height to the nave. The interior …
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CHILDREN'S COMPANY — also called Boys' Company, any of a number of troupes of boy actors whose performances enjoyed great popularity in Elizabethan …
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WHITEFRIARS THEATRE — private London playhouse located in the priory of the Whitefriars monastery on the north side of the River Thames. Michael …
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WALTER, JOHN, I — born 1739, probably in London died Nov. 16, 1812, Teddington, Middlesex, Eng. English founder of The Times, London, and of …
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TAYLOR, JOSEPH — born 1586?, England died Nov. 4, 1652, London English actor mentioned in the First Folio of Shakespeare in 1623 as …
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STEELYARD, MERCHANTS OF THE — in the later Middle Ages, members of the Hanseatic League, an association of north German towns, who resided at its …
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SOUTHWARK — inner borough of Greater London. Situated opposite the central City of London, Southwark borough extends south from the River Thames …
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SHIRLEY, JAMES — born September 1596, London, Eng.buried Oct. 29, 1666, London English poet and dramatist, one of the leading playwrights in the …
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SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL — St. Paul's Cathedral, London, by Christopher Wren, 16751710. in London, cathedral of the Anglican bishop. It is located within the …
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LYLY, JOHN — born 1554?, Kent, Eng. died November 1606, London author considered to be the first English prose stylist to leave an …
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LOWIN, JOHN — Lowin also spelled Lowine, Lowen, Lowyn, or Lewen (baptized Dec. 9, 1576, Cripplegate, London, Eng.buried March 18, 1659, or March …
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LONDON, CITY OF — The Strand and the south facade of the Royal Courts of Justice, London. The griffin-topped Temple municipal corporation and borough, …
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LONDON BRIDGE STATION — railway station in the Bermondsey district of Southwark, London. It lies southeast of London Bridge and northeast of Guy's Hospital, …
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KING'S MEN — English theatre company known by that name after it came under royal patronage in 1603. Its previous name was the …
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HILL, ROWLAND — born Aug. 23, 1744, Hawkstone Park, Surrey, Eng. died April 11, 1833, London English popular preacher and founder of the …
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HEMINGE, JOHN — born c. 1556 died Oct. 10, 1630, London, Eng. Heminge also spelled Heming, Hemminge or Hemmings British actor who, with …
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HART, CHARLES — died August 1683, Stanmore, Middlesex, Eng. English actor, probably the son of the actor William Hart, nephew of William Shakespeare. …
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FLETCHER, JOHN — (baptized Dec. 20, 1579, Rye, Sussex, Eng.d. Aug. 29, 1625, London), English Jacobean dramatist who collaborated with Francis Beaumont and …
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FARRANT, RICHARD — born c. 1530 died 1580 English composer, choirmaster, and theatrical producer, who established the original Blackfriars Theatre, home to the …
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DANIEL, SAMUEL — born 1562?, Taunton, Somerset, Eng. died 1619 English contemplative poet, marked in both verse and prose by his philosophic sense …
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CONDELL, HENRY — died December 1627, London, Eng. English actor who was one of the chief movers in sponsoring and preparing the First …
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CHILDREN OF THE CHAPEL — in full Children Of The Chapel Royal, also called Chapel Children, prominent and long-lived company of boy actors that was …
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CHAMBERLAIN'S MEN — also called Lord Chamberlain's Men a theatrical company with which Shakespeare was intimately connected for most of his professional career …
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