-
joined by
Brian Divett, who
became chairman, and
Julian Divett, who
became chief operating officer, and the firm was
named Flavell Divett. The
company focused...
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Arthur Divett Hayter, 1st
Baron Haversham, PC (9
August 1835 – 10 May 1917),
known as Sir
Arthur Hayter, Bt, from 1878 to 1906, was a
British Liberal politician...
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Edward Divett (1797 – 25 July 1864) was a
British Liberal and
Radical politician.
Divett was
elected Radical MP for
Exeter at the 1832
general election...
- 1975 – 1982 also
Director of
Mapping &
Surveying before 1980
Kevin John
Davies 1982–1990 Neil
Graham Divett 1990–1993 The
position was
abolished in 1993...
- 1845
Preceded by
James Wentworth Buller Edward Divett Succeeded by Sir John Duckworth, Bt
Edward Divett Personal details Born (1796-12-02)2
December 1796...
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February 2009. Stevens, C. L., M. J. Smith, B. Grant, C. L. Stewart, T.
Divett, 2012,
Tidal Stream Energy Extraction in a
Large Deep Strait: the Karori...
- in Dowlais.
Guest named Clark, his
widow Lady
Charlotte Guest and
Edward Divett as
executors and trustees. Lady
Guest would be sole
trustee while a widow...
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After the
second Duke died
without issue, the
house was sold to
Thomas Divett, in 1802, who
established a
woollen mill, and
sublet the house,
which fell...
- by the Hon.
Edward Cust.
Vacated seat and
replaced 9 July 1827 by
Thomas Divett. Winn died and was
replaced 3
December 1827 by Hugh ****.
Appointed to Crown...
- for
Wells 1855–1868 With: Sir
William Goodenough Hayter 1856–1868
Arthur Divett Hayter 1865–1868
Constituency abolished Peerage of the
United Kingdom Preceded by...
