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... bart . whose son , Sir Thomas , completed it , and sold it in 1787 to Thomas Bates Rous , Esq . upon whose death , in 1799 , it was purchased of his executors by the present possessor . The manor of LINSTERS belongs to St. Thomas's ...
... bart . whose son , Sir Thomas , completed it , and sold it in 1787 to Thomas Bates Rous , Esq . upon whose death , in 1799 , it was purchased of his executors by the present possessor . The manor of LINSTERS belongs to St. Thomas's ...
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... bart . of Worcestershire ; his descendant , Sir Johu Sebright , bart . the present possessor , has a farm here of * A parliament was held at Ashridge , in the reign of Edward I. about about seven hundred acres . The mansion is ...
... bart . of Worcestershire ; his descendant , Sir Johu Sebright , bart . the present possessor , has a farm here of * A parliament was held at Ashridge , in the reign of Edward I. about about seven hundred acres . The mansion is ...
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... bart . Here is a charity school . Little Offley , is on the north side of Great Offley , of which it was a hamlet , stands on the ledge of hills on the north side of the county , called by some the Alps of Eng- land . The Roman Ickenild ...
... bart . Here is a charity school . Little Offley , is on the north side of Great Offley , of which it was a hamlet , stands on the ledge of hills on the north side of the county , called by some the Alps of Eng- land . The Roman Ickenild ...
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... bart . a person much employed by king Charles I. and II . for his fidelity and loyalty , who died in 1666 ; Sir Thomas Bourchier , son of Henry , earl of Essex , who died in 1491 ; Roger Damory , lord of Armoy in Ireland , in the reign ...
... bart . a person much employed by king Charles I. and II . for his fidelity and loyalty , who died in 1666 ; Sir Thomas Bourchier , son of Henry , earl of Essex , who died in 1491 ; Roger Damory , lord of Armoy in Ireland , in the reign ...
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... bart . of Wormley Bury , whose father was created a baronet in 1769 . The mansion of Wormley Bury , is substantially built of brick , with a handsome portico , supported by four co- lumns of the Composite order ; the house is seen with ...
... bart . of Wormley Bury , whose father was created a baronet in 1769 . The mansion of Wormley Bury , is substantially built of brick , with a handsome portico , supported by four co- lumns of the Composite order ; the house is seen with ...
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