- was a
justice of the
peace for both
Suffolk and Hampshire, and
lived at
Cuffnells Park near
Lyndhurst in the New Forest.
Hargreaves was
eminently interested...
-
After her husband’s
death in 1926, the cost of
maintaining their home,
Cuffnells, was such that she
deemed it
necessary to sell her copy of Alice's Adventures...
- Christchurch, a seat he had held for 28 years, when he died in 1818 at
Cuffnells, his
house in Lyndhurst, Hampshire. He and many of his
family are buried...
-
countess had a
London house at 17
Upper Grosvenor Street, but died at "
Cuffnells", Lyndhurst, Hampshire, of pneumonia, aged 53. Mosley, Charles, editor...
- Neptune,
Taunton Castle, Ceres,
Royal Charlotte, Arniston, True Briton, and
Cuffnells. HMS Athenienne
provided the escort.
Alnwick Castle arrived at Rio de...
- ISBN 978-0-940450-34-9) pp. 1049–1064 p****im. "ROSE, Sir
George Henry (1770–1855), of
Cuffnells, nr. Lyndhurst, Hants". The
History of Parliament.
Retrieved 2
April 2021...
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Cuffnells, an East
India Company ship, at the Motherbank. (Painting The
Cuffnells at the
Mother Bank (1796) by Robert Dodd)....
- Company, all
bound for China. The
Indiamen were
Alnwick Castle, Ceres,
Cuffnells, Neptune, ****verance,
Royal Charlotte,
Taunton Castle, and True Briton...
-
influence as satirists. Rose was born the
second son of
George Rose of
Cuffnells near
Lyndhurst in Hampshire, a
senior civil servant and MP, and his wife...
- 2022. D.R. Fisher, ed. (2009). "ROSE, Sir
George Henry (1770–1855), of
Cuffnells, nr. Lyndhurst, Hants". The
History of Parliament: the
House of Commons...
