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Google Rating 5. Poor Knights Dive liveaboard. Book with confidence. Poor Knights Marine Reserve. The Order was driven from Jerusalem in and established its headquarters on the coast of Palestine, before moving to Cyprus and then on to Rhodes. In it moved to Malta, where it governed until it was expelled by Napoleon in In Rhodes the hospital had separate wards for infectious disease and maternity care.

In Malta the Order ran a health service for the Maltese people and set up a famous school of anatomy and surgery. From the beginning the Order grew rapidly and was given land throughout Western Europe. Its estates were managed by small groups of brothers and sisters who lived in communities that provided resources to the headquarters of the Order.

These communities were gradually gathered into provinces called Priories or Grand Priories. In Britain these estates were first administered from one of the communities called a Commandery at Clerkenwell, London from about and the original Priory Church was built at the same time. However, over time, the extensive amount of land the Order owned in Britain meant that it needed to be managed by several different Commanderies. In the Commandery at Clerkenwell became a Priory, and had responsibility for Commanderies that had been set up in Scotland and Wales as well as the ones in England.

Ireland became a separate Priory. It was restored and incorporated by Queen Mary I in , but when Queen Elizabeth I again confiscated all its estates in she did so without annulling its incorporation.

The Order in Britain then fell into abeyance. In the s the Knights of Malta living in France offered knighthoods to specific people supporting the Order in Great Britain, irrespective of their Christian denomination. Their approach was not part of the official policy of the Order of Malta, but the English Knights devoted themselves to charitable activities, which were organised into what became known as Foundations.

Victoria ruled the largest empire the world has ever known and the Order saw it as part of its role to spread Western medical practice to the colonies.