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... pro-Caroline from the start. She is brought to the English court in l 795 to be married to the preening Prinny in order to clear his debts and provide an heir. Once married, she becomes a royal prisoner brutally ignored by her husband already secretly ...
... pro-Caroline from the start. She is brought to the English court in l 795 to be married to the preening Prinny in order to clear his debts and provide an heir. Once married, she becomes a royal prisoner brutally ignored by her husband already secretly ...
... the lst Earl of Suffolk, entertainedjames I there. In 164 1, the property was sold to a London Catholic, Humphrey Weld. He married the daughter of the 3rd Lord Arundell-the owner of Old Wardour Castle-but the Civil War immediately put his possessions in ...
... not a leap yea r. '-Ausox Sc HOFIELD , Gray Gables, M iddle Avenue, Famham, Sumy. When our Crown Prince- HRH Prince Philip-married re- cently, no champagne was offered at the several receptions and banquets, but our own fin e sparkling win e. English spa ...
... Rossetti seems to have already met and fallen in love with Elizabeth Siddal. Yet it was not for I 0 years that Rossetti married her, his ardour now cooled, his passions spread elsewhere, and Lizzie sad and ill. She killed herself in 1862, and the gr ...
... Rossetti seems to have already met and fallen in love with Elizabeth Siddal. Yet it was not for I 0 years that Rossetti married her, his ardour now cooled, his passions spread elsewhere, and Lizzie sad and ill. She killed herself in 1862, and the gr ...
... corn shares [the generic address given to corporate sites on the Internet] and if anyone works out who this Dot is, I will marry her because she must be worth a fortune.' CO U N TRY LIF E •J ANUARY 20,2000 67 eT — d s AR TN ¥ e . s 4 pt | ¢ T o . f “/' ...
... wife of Col Edmund L'Estrange Malone, who died in 1969, and finally to their daughter and Sir Charles's mother, Mary, who married Sir Thomas Legard, 14th Baronet, and who died in 1994. By the early 19605, the roof was in Scampston Hall, Yorkshire, is a ...
... interest in needlework is believed to have been sparked by a bedspread which she had inherited from her mother. When her mother married in 1895, she gave some of her friends and relatives a square of light-brown linen with a skein of white thread to embroider ...
... perhaps sur- prising that Mr Hill should have chosen a remote corner of Co Donegal as his country base. 'I had an aunt who married a man called the O 'Mahony of Kerry and I used to spend time with them in the south when I was a child. But in 1953 I went ...
... wife of Col Edmund L'Estrange Malone, who died in 1969, and finally to their daughter and Sir Charles's mother, Mary, who married Sir Thomas Legard, 14th Baronet, and who died in 1994. By the early 19605, the roof was in Scampston Hall, Yorkshire, is a ...
... of computer technology but have in no way replaced traditional craftsmanship. 'New technology and old craftsmanship have married well,' says the chairman, Richard Purdey, 'the craftsmen can focus on fit and finish and not waste valuable hours on repetitive ...