- were
additions to
Combe Abbey,
Warwickshire (1862-5,
mostly demolished);
Cloverley Hall,
Shropshire (1866–8,
partly demolished);Leawood Hall, Holloway, Derbyshire...
-
Retrieved 19
January 2021. "
Cloverley Hall and
Stable Yards, Ightfield".
British Listed Buildings.
Retrieved 19 July 2013. "
Cloverley Hall-Christian Conference...
- some time at
Norris Green,
which bordered on the earl's
Croxteth estate.
Cloverley Hall, a
mansion house in Shropshire, was
built for him by
Nesfield between...
-
Secondary School -
demolished for new
highway interchange Fromme Elementary Cloverley Elementary List of
school districts in
British Columbia "District Snapshot...
-
Buntingsdale Hall
Burford House Castle Lodge,
Ludlow Chetwynd Hall (demolished)
Cloverley Hall
Condover Hall
Coton Hall
Cound Hall
Cronkhill Davenport House Downton...
-
Guards (1918)
Theme and Six
Diversions (1919) The
Willow Song (1922)
Cloverley Suite (1934) Te Deum in F (1885) The
Chase (1886)
Antigone (c 1887) O...
- (1776-1846),
daughter of his
sister Ann
Pares who had
married John Dod of
Cloverley. John
Pares was a
hosiery manufacturer and
banker who
lived in Leicester...
-
until it was
bought by
Peter and Anne
Sunderland in
conjunction with
Cloverley Hall, and
became a
conference and
activity centre. In 2000,
Cloverly Hall...
- and is
otherwise mainly rural. The
largest building in the
parish is
Cloverley Hall,
which is listed,
together with
structures in its grounds. The other...
- officiated.
Arthur died in
February 1897 aged 62, his
widow died at
Cloverley, Whitchurch, Shropshire, on 14
April 1902, aged 59.
Their son
Henry Heywood-Lonsdale...
