Gray's Inn, City of London, is one of the four historic Inns of Court (professional associations every prospective barrister in England and Wales is required to join) in London. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1651/05/06 | Richard Chamberlain (American Colonial) | Education | Richard Chamberlain is admitted at Grays' Inn at the Inns of Court in London, England. | |||
| 1715/05/17 | Sir John Randolph | Work | Randolph is admitted to Grays Inn at the Inns of Court on 17 May 1715 and is called to the bar 25 November 1717. | |||
| 1828/02/14 | William Marsden | Vocation | Dr Marsden holds a meeting in the Gray's Inn Coffee House (lost) with 27 associates to discuss the establishment of a free hospital which will provide treatment for the poor without the need of a subscriber's letter, as demanded by other hospitals. | |||
| 1862/01/00 | William Frederick Windham | Mental health | Lunacy Case of William Frederick Windham of Fellbrigg Hall, Norfolk is held at Gray's Inn Coffee House (lost), located in the eastern corner of Gray's-inn Gate Holborn. | |||
| 1865/00/00 | The Gray's Inn Coffee House, located in the eastern corner of Gray's-inn Gate Holborn, closes. |
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| Sight Category | Historic District |
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