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3 giorni fa · Holland House then came into the possession of the youthful earl's first cousin, William Edwardes (a Welsh gentleman, who was created a Peer of Ireland, as Baron Kensington), and was eventually sold to the Right Honourable Henry Fox, the distinguished politician of the time of George II., who, on being created a peer, adopted the ...
3 giorni fa · The Holland estate (fig. 15), which consisted of over two hundred acres surrounding Holland House, was purchased in 1768 by Henry Fox, first Baron Holland, from William Edwardes, who was later created Baron Kensington.
23 mag 2024 · Susanna settled it, from her death in 1758, on her daughter's brother-in-law Henry Fox, from 1763 Baron Holland of Foxley. (fn. 70) Foxley manor passed from Lord Holland (d. 1774) to his son Stephen, Lord Holland (d. 1774), and was held by Stephen's relict Mary until her death in 1778.
22 mag 2024 · It was owned in 1761 or earlier by Henry Fox (cr. Baron Holland 1763, d. 1774) and descended with Grittenham manor in Brinkworth and the Holland title to Henry Fox, Baron Holland (d. 1859), whose relict Mary in 1864 sold the farm to Henry Wellesley, Earl Cowley.
5 giorni fa · In 1768, Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland, acquired the property and renamed it Holland House. Under the ownership of the Fox family, Holland House became a hub of political and literary activity, attracting notable figures such as the poet Lord Byron, the novelist Charles Dickens, and the historian Thomas Macaulay.
20 mag 2024 · Henry Lockwood, Master of Christ's College, 1531–1548. John Hunt, (1514–1586), graduate of Cardinal College, Oxford, lawyer. Gregory was later placed under the care and supervision of his father's friends and allies, Rowland Lee (died 1543), Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. English Bishop.
16 mag 2024 · Eppure, in questo vortice digitale in espansione, “Master di Fotografia”, la nuova collana di National Geographic e la Repubblica, accende un faro di speranza per l’immagine fotografica che affonda le radici nel XIX secolo grazie all’intuizione di Joseph Nicéphore Niépce e si diffonde in tutto il mondo attraverso i contributi di Louis Daguerre e William Henry Fox Talbot che hanno ...
