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Edgeworth published in 1809. It is a
fictitious memoir of the Earl of
Glenthorn, an
English man who
experiences excessive boredom (ennui) and attempts...
- who
converted it into a
residential hotel. In 1884, he
built a house, '
Glenthorn', in the
Priory grounds for his
family to live in. On the
front of the...
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Carrigtwohill United A
Carrigtwohill Ballyadam Park
Coachford Coachford Glenthorn Celtic A
Glenthorn,
Dublin Hill
Grattan United A O'Neill Park
Killumney United Killumney...
- of Air
Defence of
Great Britain, and
occupied a
headquarters known as
Glenthorn in the
grounds of
Bentley Priory, home of
Fighter Command. The majority...
- 26°39′00″E / 33.19528°S 26.65000°E / -33.19528; 26.65000
Glenbrock Dam
Glenthorn Dam Gr****ridge Dam
Groot Brak
River 44,5
Groendal Dam
Swartopz River 11...
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Frederick Alfred Pile took over. Anti-Aircraft
Command then
moved to "
Glenthorn" in the
grounds of
Bentley Priory. On 16
October 1940 a
Vickers Wellington...
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Carrigtwohill United A
Carrigtwohill Ballyadam Park
Coachford Coachford Glenthorn Celtic A
Glenthorn,
Dublin Hill
Grattan United A O'Neill Park
Killumney United Killumney...
- 19 ****berland Terrace, Regent's Park 1911: Sir
William John
Crump of
Glenthorn,
Harrow Weald 1912:
Arthur Nockolds Gilbey of Swakeleys,
Uxbridge 1913:...
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between the city
centre and
Glenthorn via The Glen,
Blackpool Village and
Dublin Hill.
Buses depart hourly from
Glenthorn between 8.25am and 6pm on Mondays...
- the Farmer's
Three Daughters (3 vols.), and in 1823 the
Foundling of
Glenthorn; or the Smuggler's Cave, a
Romance (3 vols.). In 1825 he
republished from...
