- London. It was
built up by
Charles Gostlin in the 18th
century by
acquiring property from
neighbouring landowners.
Gostlin died in 1766 and left the estate...
- John
Gostlin (or Gostlyn; c. 1566 – 21
October 1626) was an
English academic and physician,
Master of
Gonville and
Caius College,
Cambridge from 1619...
-
October 2008). "Pat
Gostlin, 58:
Green candidate, teacher".
Toronto Star.
Retrieved 29
October 2008. Swinson, Stefanie. "Pat
Gostlin Remembered". NewsDurhamRegion...
- (1555)
Thomas Lorkin (1564)
William Ward (1591)
William Burton (1596) John
Gostlin (1623) John
Collins (1626)
Ralph Winterton (1635)
Francis Glisson (1636)...
- Es**** and
Buckinghamshire from
Charles Gostlin, his mother's cousin. The
brothers erected a
monument to
Charles Gostlin at
Morningthorpe Church in Norfolk...
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attacked and
beaten in a hate
crime by a
group of men
including Matthew Gostlin.
Gostlin and
other ****ailants
vaulted her in the
parking lot
outside of the...
- 1618 John
Gostlin 1619
Robert Scott 1620
Samuel Ward 1621
Leonard Mawe 1622
Jerome Beale 1623
Thomas Paske 1624 John
Mansell 1625 John
Gostlin 1625 Henry...
- +1.26 $66,814
Liberal Sean
Godfrey 7,741 16.04 -7.94 $62,601
Green Pat
Gostlin 3,374 6.99 +3.22 $9,606
Christian Heritage Peter Vogel 246 0.51 – $2,149...
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September 1626.
Another elegy was
written for the vice-chancellor, John
Gostlin, who died on 21
October 1626. In the poem,
Milton relies on
Horatian poetics...
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mortgaged to
William Gostlin, were sold in 1678 to
Captain John Aide of Horstead. The
advowson had
since 1639, been in the
hands of the
Gostlin family, and in...
