London Historic And Social volume 1
London Historic And Social volume 1
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Of these residences nothing but the memory re- mains. Carlisle House, the palace of the Bishops of Rochester, was granted in 1540 by Henry VIII. To Robert Aldrich, Bishop of Carlisle, from whom it derived the name by which it was afterwards known. Sold by the Long Parliament for a mere pittance, it was restored to the Bishop of Carlisle at the Restora- tion, but was never again used as an episcopal resi- dence by the incumbent of that See, and fell into neglect. In the grounds a pottery was est...ablished, and the house itself was converted into a tavern, a dancing academy, and a place of low entertainment. It was afterwards a boarding school, and finally, in 1827, was pulled down, and the grounds cut up into building lots. Durham House has met with the same fate. Granted by Henry VIII. To the Earl of Wilt- shire, it was restored to the Bishop of Durham by Queen Mary, again granted away by Elizabeth, this time to Sir Henry Sidney, and later to Sir Walter Raleigh, restored again to the Bishop of Durham by James I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of these residences nothing but the memory re- mains. Carlisle House, the palace of the Bishops of Rochester, was granted in 1540 by Henry VIII. To Robert Aldrich, Bishop of Carlisle, from whom it derived the name by which it was afterwards known. Sold by the Long Parliament for a mere pittance, it was restored to the Bishop of Carlisle at the Restora- tion, but was never again used as an episcopal resi- dence by the incumbent of that See, and fell into neglect. In the grounds a pottery was est...ablished, and the house itself was converted into a tavern, a dancing academy, and a place of low entertainment. It was afterwards a boarding school, and finally, in 1827, was pulled down, and the grounds cut up into building lots. Durham House has met with the same fate. Granted by Henry VIII. To the Earl of Wilt- shire, it was restored to the Bishop of Durham by Queen Mary, again granted away by Elizabeth, this time to Sir Henry Sidney, and later to Sir Walter Raleigh, restored again to the Bishop of Durham by James I.
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