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Rahere (pronounced [ɹaˈhɪə(ɹ)]), or
Raher or Raherius, was an Anglo-Norman
priest and monk. He was a
favourite of King
Henry I and is most
famous for having...
- London. It was
founded in 1123 by
Rahere, and is
currently run by
Barts Health NHS Trust.
Barts was
founded in 1123 by
Rahere (died 1144, and
entombed in the...
- was
founded in 1123 by
Rahere, a
prebendary of St Paul's
Cathedral and an
Augustinian canon regular.
While at the Vatican,
Rahere dreamed that a winged...
- Sir John
Rahere Paget, 2nd
Baronet KC (9
March 1848 – 20
August 1938) was a
British barrister and
writer who was a
specialist in
banking law. He was born...
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Christopher Rahere Webb (1886-1966) was an
English stained gl**** designer. His
unusual second name was
derived from that of the
founder of St Bartholomew's...
- I for the
foundation of St Bartholomew's
Priory at the
request of
Prior Rahere, in
thanks for his
being nursed back to good health. The
Priory exercised...
- –
Trotula 1123 – St Bartholomew's
Hospital founded by the
court jester Rahere Augustine nuns
originally cared for the patients.
Mental patients were accepted...
- and
aspiring actress Vivien Leigh, aged
twenty in 1933, gave
birth at the
Rahere Nursing Home, then at
number 8, to her
first child. The
north end of Welbeck...
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Abbey since January 1899 and now in progress, J. Catherall, Hexham, (1907)
Rahere Yesterday and
Today & His
Priory Church of St. Bartholomew: Its Chequered...
- Devil's
Punch Bowl
Electric Horror of
Berkeley Square St.
Frideswide Ghost of
Rahere Gog and Magog,
legendary giants and
guardians of the City of
London Hengest...
