 | John Price - 1796 - 292 Seiten
...the Cloyfters, where a large concourfe of people might, under cover, attend to the fermons of thefe Friars, who were extremely popular, and greatly affected preaching to the multitude, from thefe kind of Croffes; fuch was that of St. Paul's, of which we fo often read in hiftory. This Crofs... | |
 | James Storer - 1807 - 214 Seiten
...where the people might, under cuver, attend to the sermons delivered from it ; as the Black Friars were extremely popular, and greatly affected preaching to the multitude from these kind of erections. In the year i6r4, sir Thomas Coningsby, near the site of this Friary, and evidently with... | |
 | 1809 - 340 Seiten
...where the people might, under cover, attend to the sermons delivered r'lom it; as the Black Friars were extremely popular, and greatly affected preaching to the multitude from these kind of erections. In the year 1614, sir Thomas Coningsby, near the site of this Friary, and evidently with... | |
 | Ethelinda Margaretta Thorpe Potts - 1814 - 264 Seiten
...ramifications " forms the roof, and passing through it appears at the top. " The cross is broken off; the lop of the roof was embattled. " This cross was probably...St. Paul's, of which we read so " often in history." Of far less worth * be others vain, 'Tis in thy power to banish pain. * Somebody says, that a man gets... | |
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... friars, who were extremely popular, and greatly affected preaching to the multitude from these kind of crosses: such was that of St. Paul's, of which we read so often in history. 