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| aries of the royal chapel of St. Stephen's, | Westminster, a preferment he exchanged in 1479 with Dr. |
| n the Victoria Embankment near Whitehall in | Westminster, a worker found a parcel containing human r |
| were created, among them the Archdiocese of | Westminster, a new jurisdiction which formally replaced |
| Now in her nineties, she still lives in | Westminster, a short distance away from Downing Street. |
| In 1224 he sat as a justice at | Westminster, a position he held until 1236. |
| This link economy brought the | Westminster a reputation in some circles as "the most p |
| was the "Martin Pearson" who was sacrist at | Westminster Abbey from 1623 to 1630. |
| Nixon's father was precentor of | Westminster Abbey and Nixon accordingly grew up in the |
| im was unveiled in the north choir aisle of | Westminster Abbey in 1978. |
| s atrium ceiling is higher than the nave of | Westminster Abbey or the dome of St Paul's Cathedral. |
| l tablets to him in the Warrior's Chapel at | Westminster Abbey and in Gloucester Cathedral. |
| said at the service of Thanksgiving held in | Westminster Abbey on Tuesday 4 February 1975. |
| In 1697, he was appointed to a prebend at | Westminster Abbey and, in 1701, became president of Sio |
| ed Anna Dolben, daughter of John Dolben, at | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| village on 8 February 1612, later buried in | Westminster Abbey |
| parliamentary battle between the canons of | Westminster Abbey and Westminster School for twenty yea |
| These were the | Westminster Abbey Choir, the Chapel Royal Choir, the Lo |
| Symes Abbott Memorial Lecture (delivered at | Westminster Abbey and Keble College Oxford, May 2007) |
| ore recently the choir has sung evensong in | Westminster Abbey in London, and the Boys' Choir has su |
| Westminster Abbey | |
| Westminster Abbey and St. Margaret's, Westminster | |
| Church of | Westminster Abbey |
| Westminster Abbey charters, 1066-c.1214. | |
| Westminster Abbey organ | |
| King memorial at | Westminster Abbey |
| Tomb of Mary at | Westminster Abbey |
| Vice Chairman | Westminster Abbey Fabric Commission |
| July 2002 - Windsor Castle and | Westminster Abbey |
| Westminster Abbey also retains the tradition. | |
| The High Steward of | Westminster Abbey is an honorary role at Westminster Ab |
| Westminster Abbey became the cathedral of Saint Peter a | |
| She was married at | Westminster Abbey on 27 February 1919. |
| He was appointed assistant organist of | Westminster Abbey in 1896. |
| The roughly 30 monks at | Westminster Abbey also follow this. |
| He was buried in | Westminster Abbey on 26 June 1667. |
| Murray Smith, A. | Westminster Abbey (A & C Black, 1906). |
| orial to Benjamin Cooke in the cloisters of | Westminster Abbey |
| Cenotaph of Pasquale Paoli, at | Westminster Abbey (London). |
| The | Westminster Abbey by-election, 1939 was a parliamentary |
| e of Music and became Assistant Organist at | Westminster Abbey and Master of Music at Westminster Ab |
| The | Westminster Abbey Museum is located in the 11th-century |
| It corresponded to the area of | Westminster Abbey and was an enclave between the parish |
| The | Westminster Abbey by-election, 1932 was a parliamentary |
| e Twentieth Century Martyrs on the front of | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| the 1945 general election, Carritt stood in | Westminster Abbey as a Communist. |
| He was consecrated bishop of Mauritius in | Westminster Abbey on 24 Feb. 1869. |
| reen was mentioned as a highway in 1324 (in | Westminster Abbey Muniments). |
| pel of St John, St Andrew and St Michael at | Westminster Abbey by his brother William. |
| e was unable to effect an entry into either | Westminster Abbey or Hall. |
| He played the organ at | Westminster Abbey at the coronations of three monarchs: |
| Bishop Bob was consecrated bishop at | Westminster Abbey on 30 November 2004 and installed as |
| upying the south end of Dean's Yard next to | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| There is a monument in his honour in | Westminster Abbey and in the Tower of London, where the |
| be consecrated a bishop on 21 September at | Westminster Abbey and enthroned at Lincoln Cathedral on |
| ese of Montreal, Canada, and consecrated in | Westminster Abbey on 25 July. |
| of Alec Hunter, hung from the balconies of | Westminster Abbey when Queen Elizabeth II was crowned o |
| l festival or ‘Commemoration' took place in | Westminster Abbey in 1784, to commemorate the twenty-fi |
| He took up a post at | Westminster Abbey after the Great Fire of London, and w |
| to him in the center of Ballymahon, also in | Westminster Abbey with an epitaph written by Samuel Joh |
| Rylands was consecrated a bishop at | Westminster Abbey on 28 October 2009 and installed as B |
| ury Christian martyrs over the west door of | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| s after the Second World War include one in | Westminster Abbey to the Submarine Service, Commandos, |
| e British Museum, Nixon became Librarian of | Westminster Abbey in 1974, and held the post until his |
| Captain Westcott and Captain Burges, and in | Westminster Abbey to Sir Eyre Coote. |
| Victoria Cross and George Cross Memorial in | Westminster Abbey on 14 May 2003. |
| ament of England and nailed to the doors of | Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral. |
| in The Times), and a residentiary canon of | Westminster Abbey from 1868 onwards. |
| urial of the British Unknown Warrior within | Westminster Abbey in 1920, a grave originally below a U |
| and Richard, Duke of York was removed from | Westminster Abbey for examination and then returned wit |
| Tavener: Innocence (Classics, 1995) by the | Westminster Abbey Choir, John Tavener: Byzantia (Classi |
| nstitutional symbolism and meaning, held at | Westminster Abbey in London, United Kingdom. |
| ed a grand new tomb for Edward in a rebuilt | Westminster Abbey in 1269. |
| McKie married Phyllis Ross in | Westminster Abbey on 5 April 1956. |
| one of those present at the consecration of | Westminster Abbey at Christmas 1065. |
| 1994, his memorial service was attended in | Westminster Abbey by over 2,000 people. |
| ir has also sung at St Paul's Cathedral and | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| He failed to be appointed a prebendary of | Westminster Abbey as he wished. |
| hool's name and traditions are derived from | Westminster Abbey in London, England. |
| official student-run newspaper/newsboard of | Westminster Abbey Choir School. |
| Hi, Rod, I'm not sure that the pic of | Westminster Abbey actually illustrates International Nu |
| en in an elaborate ceremony on 9 October at | Westminster Abbey in London. |
| Elizabeth was buried in | Westminster Abbey in the Chapel of St. Edward the Confe |
| One day on his way to | Westminster Abbey he was accosted by a beggar. |
| He was buried in the west cloisters of | Westminster Abbey on 28 May. |
| He was sub-organist of | Westminster Abbey from 1962-7, and organist of Christ C |
| The Anglican church of St. Margaret, | Westminster Abbey is situated in the grounds of Westmin |
| flayed, and the skin nailed to the door of | Westminster Abbey . |
| ichmond Palace on 8 June 1671 and buried in | Westminster Abbey on 12 June 1671. |
| ge, Cambridge (1752-58) and also a Canon of | Westminster Abbey (1750-1754) and a Prebendary of St. P |
| f the Chapel Royal at Windsor Castle and of | Westminster Abbey being much admired. |
| Westminster Abbey Choir School (W.A.C.S.) is a British | |
| College Garden is a private garden of | Westminster Abbey in London, open to the public on some |
| le-bass player Eugene Cruft was educated at | Westminster Abbey Choir School, Westminster School, and |
| rive in a procession from the Temple Bar to | Westminster Abbey for a religious service, followed by |
| ch, after Nicholson and his choristers from | Westminster Abbey performed there in 1923. |
| il and Peabody Trust estates at the back of | Westminster Abbey and off Millbank. |
| as transferred to Ely and other portions to | Westminster Abbey and other houses. |
| came a pupil of G. E. Williams, organist at | Westminster Abbey in London, and after acting as deputy |
| mportant positions at Bristol Cathedral and | Westminster Abbey and was personal chaplain to Sir Robe |
| He was appointed a Prebendary of | Westminster Abbey on 4 October 1806 which appointment h |
| y Bertel Thorvaldsen, originally offered to | Westminster Abbey for inclusion in Poets' Corner, but r |
| ne solitary monastery was re-established in | Westminster Abbey by the Roman Catholic Queen, Mary I o |
| l children, whose names are recorded in the | Westminster Abbey registers. |
| all over Britain but some of his best is at | Westminster Abbey (the Isambard Kingdom Brunel memorial |
| This broken stone is returned to | Westminster Abbey while the real stone is hidden in pla |
| on its processional journey from Lincoln to | Westminster Abbey in 1290. |
| In 1556, when it was decided to restore | Westminster Abbey to its monastic character, Weston was |
| This makes the Church of the Holy Rude and | Westminster Abbey the only churches in Britain still in |
| as Organist and Master of the Choristers at | Westminster Abbey 1941-1963 and noted for his direction |
| ance of Nicholas Hawksmoor's west towers at | Westminster Abbey in views from St. James's Park. |
| he British Library (1999); Honorary Steward | Westminster Abbey (1980); Hon. |
| Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, at | Westminster Abbey on 2 June 2011 and is due to be insta |
| Cambridge and Catherine "Kate" Middleton at | Westminster Abbey on Friday, 29 April 2011, as one of t |
| as elected the Member of Parliament for the | Westminster Abbey constituency in a by-election followi |
| 33, at St. James's Palace and was buried in | Westminster Abbey on 15 April 1671 (5 April o.s.). |
| He became an organist at | Westminster Abbey in 1974, and was sub-organist from 19 |
| Stone of Destiny, when it was returned from | Westminster Abbey to ultimately take up residence in Ed |
| ember 1920, prior to the funeral service at | Westminster Abbey on 11 November 1920. |
| New College, Oxford, Winchester Cathedral, | Westminster Abbey and Her Majesty's Chapels Royal (St J |
| rst cousin twice removed) and Queen Mary at | Westminster Abbey on 22 June 1911. |
| He was the organist at | Westminster Abbey and master of the Abbey's choristers |
| rrently, aged 8-13 who sing in the Choir of | Westminster Abbey which takes part in state and nationa |
| Bishop of Salisbury, who was consecrated at | Westminster Abbey on 30 November 1993 and enthroned in |
| for a King of England, he was buried not at | Westminster Abbey but at Canterbury Cathedral, on the n |
| tley, daughter of Colonel Richard Witley in | Westminster Abbey in London and on 7 March 1697 or 1698 |
| lar of King Edward I's Wardrobe treasury at | Westminster Abbey in 1303. |
| e Microcosm of London (3 vols., 1808-1811), | Westminster Abbey (2 vols., 1812), The Rhine (1820), Th |
| d and his son's queen Eleanor of Castile in | Westminster Abbey (1291-93); the idealised recumbent fi |
| ebrated All Saints Day, 1 November 1559, at | Westminster Abbey with candles and a crucifix at the al |
| r 1395, Richard honoured him with a tomb in | Westminster Abbey in the Chapel of Edward the Confessor |
| ed possession of it and its endowments from | Westminster Abbey by 1237 and then granted these and th |
| ere the “Benjamin” Flood Lighting system in | Westminster Abbey for the Queen Elizabeth II Coronation |
| rty to include an oil on canvas painting of | Westminster Abbey set in an elaborate over mantel, and |
| ly trust a movie as as source but burial at | Westminster Abbey would mean a Church of England burial |
| d a wreath to the Queen during a service in | Westminster Abbey which marked the deaths in 2009 of th |
| The | Westminster Abbey Choir's performance of the work at th |
| six lancet windows in the north transept of | Westminster Abbey was filled with stained glass by Wood |
| tractive carving in the Henry VII Chapel of | Westminster Abbey of a beautiful standing Wilgefortis h |
| s commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in | Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner. |
| s commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in | Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner. |
| s commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in | Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner. |
| s commemorated on a slate stone unveiled in | Westminster Abbey's Poet's Corner. |
| e (who wrote the epitaph on his monument in | Westminster Abbey), Joseph Addison, and John Gay. |
| field, duke of Buckingham (1721-22, London, | Westminster Abbey). |
| mbrance of the area's historic ownership by | Westminster Abbey, the roads are named in alphabetical |
| so was interred in The Confessors Chapel at | Westminster Abbey, although the exact location is unkno |
| The sometime organist of | Westminster Abbey, Sir William Mckie, who lived during |
| ower of London to the Queen's coronation at | Westminster Abbey, and as such was required to find whi |
| II.The memorial is in the south cloister of | Westminster Abbey, and takes the form of a metal plaque |
| as appeared twice in the Celebrity Series), | Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral, King's Colleg |
| fter his death was, as a young chorister at | Westminster Abbey, influenced by the revival of Tudor m |
| having erected a monument to John Milton in | Westminster Abbey, 1737, then having turned and honored |
| t have monuments erected to their memory in | Westminster Abbey, but they live enshrined in the heart |
| ted by Queen Elizabeth II to become Dean of | Westminster Abbey, a position he held until 1996. |
| Though it was originally subordinate to | Westminster Abbey, whose monks followed the Benedictine |
| In the nave of | Westminster Abbey, Lord Byron's friends, wife and siste |
| was elevated to the See of Peterborough in | Westminster Abbey, on March 25, 1927, by the Bishop of |
| age was originally planned to take place at | Westminster Abbey, but was moved to the more low key Ch |
| ion of the Archbishops' and Priest Vicar of | Westminster Abbey, posts he will hold until his consecr |
| our months in 2005 before being returned to | Westminster Abbey, where it is on display in the museum |
| a by-election in the London constituency of | Westminster Abbey, following the death of Sir Sidney He |
| ony Wood, he was buried in the cloisters at | Westminster Abbey, but his grave has not been found. |
| and was honoured with a memorial service at | Westminster Abbey, London. |
| England extinguishers had been supplied to | Westminster Abbey, Windsor Castle, Winchester Cathedral |
| He was educated at | Westminster Abbey, Winchester College, Conservatoire Ro |
| rightson, "The Social World of Early Modern | Westminster: Abbey, Court and Community, 1525-1640" (En |
| low is forced out of his job as organist at | Westminster Abbey, to make room for Henry Purcell. |
| e interred in the north aisle of the choir, | Westminster Abbey, beneath a marble monument. |
| He was buried in St Benedict's Chapel, | Westminster Abbey, where his tomb and small brass figur |
| m died on 23 August 1679, and was buried in | Westminster Abbey, where a monument, with a Latin inscr |
| The Earls of Darnley had been buried at | Westminster Abbey, but after the death of John Bligh, t |
| ed organist and Master of the Choristers at | Westminster Abbey, and as such participated in the coro |
| 080) was a Benedictine monk at St. Peter's, | Westminster Abbey, and the author of the first history |
| he Isle of Wight, England and was buried in | Westminster Abbey, London, England |
| Henry VII's Chapel, | Westminster Abbey, main vault |
| It contains Whitehall, | Westminster Abbey, Westminster School, the Tate Gallery |
| Westminster Abbey, which served as St Peter's Cathedral | |
| For the series about | Westminster Abbey, see The Abbey (documentary). |
| Henry VII's chapel, | Westminster Abbey, interior looking west |
| Henry VII's Chapel, | Westminster Abbey, exterior from the south-east |
| Following the dissolution of | Westminster Abbey, a court of burgesses (the Westminste |
| He was buried on 20 January 1734 in | Westminster Abbey, Westminster and was succeeded in his |
| ety inaugurated in the Jerusalem Chamber of | Westminster Abbey, Legg contributed as its first public |
| by Thornycroft are in the Old Bailey and in | Westminster Abbey, London. |
| In 1413, Henry IV died in | Westminster Abbey, Langley his executor at his side. |
| Kitchin was a monk at | Westminster Abbey, before becoming Prior of Gloucester |
| ted in statues above the Great West Door of | Westminster Abbey, London. |
| d was buried in the Chapel of St. Edmund in | Westminster Abbey, where his monumental brass still rem |
| ive on television and climbed to the top of | Westminster Abbey, while heavily pregnant. |
| urt leet) was headed by the High Steward of | Westminster Abbey, who was usually a prominent national |
| In 1963, after 22 years at | Westminster Abbey, McKie retired to Ottawa, Canada, whe |
| at of the earl of Oxford, and was buried in | Westminster Abbey, where his monument may be seen in Po |
| argaret married John II, Duke of Brabant in | Westminster Abbey, London; becoming Duchess of Brabant |
| l concert, held for the composer in 1784 in | Westminster Abbey, including Zadok the Priest from the |
| ociety of Antiquaries, On Five Monuments in | Westminster Abbey, was published separately, with engra |
| great monument to Mary, Queen of Scots, in | Westminster Abbey, which remained incomplete at his dea |
| result of a conjunction of the interests of | Westminster Abbey, King Henry II and Pope Alexander III |
| In 1856 Trench became Dean of | Westminster Abbey, a position which suited him. |
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