-
Francis Gastrell (10 May 1662 – 24
November 1725) was
Bishop of
Chester and a
writer on deism. He was a
friend of
Jonathan Swift,
mentioned several times...
-
Colonel Sir
William Henry Houghton Gastrell CMG TD FRGS (24
September 1852 – 11
April 1935) was
Conservative MP for
Lambeth North. He was born in Gloucestershire...
- modern-style house, also
called New Place. This in turn was
demolished by
Francis Gastrell,
vicar of Frodsham, Cheshire, in 1759. It was
never rebuilt after the second...
-
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 11
August 2011.
Retrieved 20 July 2011.
Gastrell,
James Eardley; Blanford,
Henry Francis (1866).
Report on the Calcutta...
- Bromley,
rector of Wickham,
Hampshire and his wife
Rebecca Gastrell,
daughter of Dr.
Francis Gastrell,
Bishop of Chester. His
grandfather William Bromley was...
-
member of
London County Council representing St
Pancras South with W. H. H.
Gastrell as Muni****l Reformers,
having defeated both
George Bernard Shaw and Sir...
-
January 1889
Charles Robert West
Hervey 22
January 1889
James Eardley Gastrell 1819 1894 22
January 1889
Thomas Thompson 22
January 1889
Stephen James...
- in the town:
Uplands Community Primary School Callowell Primary School Gastrells Community Primary School Rosary Catholic Primary School Severn View Academy...
-
Revelation and the
Necessity of
believing it, established, by
Francis Gastrell (Bishop of Chester) 1698 - The
Atheistical Objections against the Being...
- Richards.
Retrieved 22
December 2013. Lawrence, L.L. (1890). "New
Place and
Gastrell". Shakespeariana. VII. New York:
Leonard Scott Publication Co.: 151–60...
