Whitefriars

[ hwahyt-frahy-erz, wahyt- ]

noun

1. a district in central London, England.

Example Sentences

Whitefriars is partly built upon, but some of the courts and gardens remain.

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Whitefriars and Blackfriars are our next places of pilgrimage, and they open up quite new lines of reading and of thought.

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At the back of Whitefriars we come upon Bridewell, the site of a palace of the Norman kings.

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If Whitefriars was inhabited by actors, Blackfriars was equally favoured by players and by painters.

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A third riot was with those ceaseless enemies of the Templars, the Alsatians, or lawless inhabitants of disreputable Whitefriars.

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