- (1806–1828) Sir
Richard Annesley O'Donnell, 4th
Baronet (1808–1878) Sir
George Clendining O'Donnell, 5th
Baronet (1832–1889) The peerage, baronetage, and knightage...
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Elizabeth Clendining born
Elizabeth Arnold (1767 – 16 July 1799) was a
British singer in
Ireland and England.
Clendining was
baptised in
Stourton with...
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Selection and Specification, John
Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1999.
Clendining,
Warren (2009). "History of Specifications".
Technical Expressions. Archived...
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Westport branch of the Bank of
Ireland established in 1826 by
George Clendining was one of the
earliest branches of the bank
outside Dublin. The Bank...
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Laureen Harper as
honorary patron. The
bronze memorial is
created by
David Clendining. A
large plaque,
erected in 1964 by the
Polish Home Army Ex-Servicemen's...
- French. The
plaques and
sculpture are
created by Ottawa-based
artist David Clendining with
Laureen Harper as
honorary patron of the project. The
memorial was...
- concerts. In Bath he was able to
launch the
career of the
singer Elizabeth Clendining who he had met
years before at the
Dublin Rotunda concerts. He introduced...
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developed and upgraded.
Cranmore House was
built in 1838 by
Alexander Clendining Lambert who was an
agent of the Knox family. He
leased the land on which...
- the 'Flitch of Bacon'. In 1791 she was kind
enough to take in
Elizabeth Clendining who she had met in Dublin.
Clendinning had a
short singing career before...
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billeted there shot off the head of the
statue of the banker,
George Clendining, in the
middle of The Octagon,
during their defence of the town. Ring...
