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... enter competitions and take part in our surveys. with the Famous: 'Other Whig opinions, such as his enthusiasm for Catholic emancipation, ensured banishment to a country parish in Yorkshire, so out of the way that it was actually 12 miles from a lemon ...
... south elevation with ; ; ’ a blank arch to match the east wing. The 4—The Roman Catholic upper floor at the north end of the west church in Great wing housed the Catholic chapel (succes- Swinburne, built in sor to a medieval chantry dedicated to 1841 ...
... Austrian army and fi ghting for the Empress Maria Theresa. He li ved long enough to benefit from Catholic emancipation and was to become the first Catholic High Sheriff of Cumberland since the Reformation. In 1788, he married Maria, daughter of Lord Archer ...
... was recast in the Gothic revival style (Fig 8). The main reception rooms mostly date from the , 1830 s. After the Catholic Emancipation and the Reform Bill of 1831, the family displayed a renewed confidence and commitment to public service. Thomas Stonor ...
... burbling rivulet known as the cardinal's trout stream. T he Cardinal in question, the first made in England following Catholic Emancipation in 1829, was Thomas Weld. 'His father (also Thomas) built Bindon Abbey House here in the 1780 s as a picturesque retreat ...
... resourcefulness of their womenfolk, and went on in marginally less terrible times to fight the political battle for Catholic Emancipation. This tradition ofThrockmorton women safeguarding the family seat and fortunes is well exemplified by Coughton Court's ...
... Tamworth Manifesto; the term Conservative came increasingly to be used of it. But, just as Peel changed his mind over Catholic Emancipation, supporting it when it seemed the only means of preserving public order, so his appreciation of the suffering caused ...
... was recast in the Gothic revival style (Fig 8). The main reception rooms mostly date from the , 1830 s. After the Catholic Emancipation and the Reform Bill of 1831, the family displayed a renewed confidence and commitment to public service. Thomas Stonor ...
... south elevation with ; ; ’ a blank arch to match the east wing. The 4—The Roman Catholic upper floor at the north end of the west church in Great wing housed the Catholic chapel (succes- Swinburne, built in sor to a medieval chantry dedicated to 1841 ...
... Austrian army and fi ghting for the Empress Maria Theresa. He li ved long enough to benefit from Catholic emancipation and was to become the first Catholic High Sheriff of Cumberland since the Reformation. In 1788, he married Maria, daughter of Lord Archer ...
... enter competitions and take part in our surveys. with the Famous: 'Other Whig opinions, such as his enthusiasm for Catholic emancipation, ensured banishment to a country parish in Yorkshire, so out of the way that it was actually 12 miles from a lemon ...
... resourcefulness of their womenfolk, and went on in marginally less terrible times to fight the political battle for Catholic Emancipation. This tradition ofThrockmorton women safeguarding the family seat and fortunes is well exemplified by Coughton Court's ...