White Friar

Or, to the unread, unsophisticated Protestant of the Middle American States, why does the passing mention of a White Friar or a White Nun, evoke such an eyeless statue in the soul?

Magus is a golden, refreshing session bitter; White Friar is a citrus fruit-influenced, full-bodied ale; White Bishop uses malt normally associated with lager, while Cuthbert's Cross is an excellent example of the Durham pale-coloured, but flavourful beer style.

The saint's relics have been in the possession of the Carmelite "White Friar" Fathers since they were brought back from Rome in 1836.

St Valentine's relics have been in the possession of the Carmelite 'White Friar' Fathers since 1836.

The St Valentine remains in Dublin have been in the possession of the Carmelite "White Friar" Fathers since they were brought back from Rome in 1836.

Planning operations inspector Tony Irwing, of Little Park Street, said he was pleased with how the operation, named Exercise White Friar, progressed.

A double murder (by gas) in Basel and Berne leads back to the death of a geologist in a Moroccan Foreign Legion outpost and Studer's path crosses that of a mysterious "white friar" monk.

As the name indicates, the site had originally been a monastery of the Carmelite Fathers, whose white habits made the monks known among the populace as the White Friars. Today, a small symbolic white friar travels the world as the trademark on the firm's handmade crystal, exported to all the many parts of the globe where British craftsmanship is esteemed.

The King's Head, The Cottage, Horse and Jockey, White Hart, White Friar and Salutation."

On or near White Friars Street - five (two under investigation, two no suspect identified and one awaiting court outcome)

Charity event STORRAR Cowdry Solicitors in White Friars Chester recently organised a drinks reception at their offices to raise much needed funds for a local charity, The Neuro Therapy Centre, in Saltney.