Examples of 'stonyhurst' in a sentence
Meaning of "stonyhurst"
Stonyhurst is a noun that refers to a Jesuit boarding school in England or can also be used to describe someone or something associated with this school
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Charities of stonyhurst college.
Built to accommodate the first pupils at Stonyhurst.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College and subsequently qualified as a doctor.
He agreed with his father in giving the banished Jesuits the mansion of Stonyhurst.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College.
The Claimant displayed considerable ignorance when questioned about his time at Stonyhurst.
Stonyhurst became their seat, their fortress from which they would control England.
Bamford was incidentally educated at Stonyhurst.
It was eventually given to Stonyhurst College, the Jesuit school in Lancashire.
After the closure, most of the current pupils transferred to Stonyhurst.
List of people educated at Stonyhurst College - Wikipedia.
Humphrey 's brother Thomas was founder of the Jesuit college at Stonyhurst.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College, in Lancashire.
Stonyhurst College is located near to Hurst Green, within the parish.
Bernal was educated in England, first for one term at Stonyhurst College which he hated.
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He was educated at Stonyhurst College in England, and studied medicine at Dublin University.
He converted to Catholicism and subsequently attended Stonyhurst College, also run by the Jesuits.
Stonyhurst College is a coeducational Roman Catholic independent school, adhering to the Jesuit tradition.
So, through the rule of George and Victoria, they completely controlled England through Stonyhurst.
Later, he attended Stonyhurst College.
Thereafter he served, without particular distinction, in parishes ( notably Oxford and Liverpool ) and at Stonyhurst.
During the 19th century, Stonyhurst was a leading Jesuit centre.
He finished his studies at Stonyhurst College, and entered the Society of Jesus in 1810.
The Waterton Collection, on display at Stonyhurst College until 1966, is now in the Wakefield Museum.
