Definition of Cagliares. Meaning of Cagliares. Synonyms of Cagliares

- Main approach to the Villa. Cagliares coat-of-arms above courtyard entrance. The Mannerist building. "Villa Cagliares". Żejtun Local Council. Retrieved...
- Cagliares (c. 1575 – 4 August 1633) was a Maltese Roman Catholic prelate who was the Bishop of Malta from 1615 until his death. Bald****are Cagliares was...
- Joseph, there is a residential palace that was built by Bishop Bald****are Cagliares in 1620. A fountain against a wall is a commemoration of the naming of...
- Campidanese Sardinian (Sardinian: sardu campidanesu, Italian: sardo campidanese) also known as Southern Sardinian (Italian: sardo meridionale) is one of...
- Melchior Vella Cagliares, a lawyer and nephew of Bishop Bald****are Cagliares. They had one child, Jesuit author Ig****o Vella Cagliares (1618-1640), before...
- 1948 (30 October 1948 Street) Triq l-Isqof Bald****are Cagliares (Bishop Bald****are Cagliares Street) Triq Salvu Attard (Saviour Attard Street) Triq Ta'...
- Bishop of Malta Bald****are Cagliares visited the church and mentions that it had an altar, a bell and a cemetery. Bishop Cagliares visited the church again...
- ****umption of the Virgin Mary. During second pastoral visit of Mgr Bald****are Cagliares, this Bishop declared Qrendi a separate parish, uniting to it the two...
- Bald****ere Cagliares separated Żabbar from the parish of Żejtun, while Ħal Għaxaq was recognised as a parish on 1 January 1626. Cagliares also built a...
- 17th century. The palace was purpose-built as a residence for Bald****are Cagliares, the first Maltese-born Bishop of Malta, between 1622 and 1631. It was...