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Há 3 dias · She afterwards married Henry Hyde Viscount Cornbury, K.B., eldest son of Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon, who succeeded to the earldom in 1674. Lady Clarendon was governess to the Princess Anne.
Há 2 dias · The tapestry was reportedly originally presented to the 4th Earl of Clarendon (1800-1870) by Napoleon III (1808-1873) at the Conference of Paris. A renowned English diplomat the 4th Earl of Clarendon began his career as an attaché to the British embassy in Saint Petersburg and later on kept a close relationship with Emperor Napoleon III and the Empress Eugenie in his capacity as Foreign ...
Há 3 dias · Along the line of Piccadilly, when the district was more or less open country, besides Burlington House, stood some of the mansions of the nobility of the seventeenth century. Westward of Burlington House, facing the top of St. James's Street, and on the site of what is now Bond Street, Stafford Street, and Albemarle Street, formerly stood ...
Há 5 dias · It was disafforested by order of Henry III.; and in the reign of his son, Edward I., if we may trust Mr. Lysons, Knightsbridge was a manor belonging to the Abbey. To their lands here, in the course of the next half century or so, the monks added others at Westbourne, and both were jointly erected into a manor—that of 'Knightsbridge and Westbourne'—a name still retained in legal documents."
Há 3 dias · His fourth son and ultimate heir Henry left a son and heir also Henry, who in 1728 succeeded his cousin Sir Charles Englefield as sixth baronet. (fn. 115) He died in 1780. (fn. 116) By his will dated 1778 he left the manor to his sons Henry Charles and Francis Michael in fee-tail successively, with remainder to his daughter Teresa Ann, who married Francis Cholmeley of Brandsby Hall, Yorkshire.
Há 1 dia · Sprint king Robert Cowell may hold the key with his two runners, Clarendon House and Democracy Dilemma. It is hard to split them, but preference is just about for the former. SELECTIONS: DONCASTER ...
Há 3 dias · Their son Henry married Ann daughter of Sir Thomas Browne, author of Religio Medici, and his surviving daughter and heir married in 1697 David fourth Lord Cardross, eventually eighth Earl of Buchan. (fn. 17) Owing to the distance of Hurst from Scotland the countess sold the property about 1742 to Robert Palmer of Hurst, ancestor of the Palmer family of Sonning.
