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William Grinfield (c.1743–19
October 1803) was a
British Army
officer who
served in the
French Revolutionary and
Napoleonic Wars.
Grinfield joined the...
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Edward William Grinfield (1785–1864) was an
English biblical scholar. He was the son of
Thomas Grinfield and Anna Joanna,
daughter of
Joseph Foster Barham...
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Thomas Grinfield (27
April 1788, Bath,
Somerset – 8
April 1870, Clifton, Bristol) was an
English clergyman and hymn-writer.
Thomas Grinfield was the son...
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valuable sugar islands. The expedition,
under commanders in
chief William Grinfield and
Samuel Hood, set out from
Barbados on 20 June with 3,149 soldiers...
- pits deep, and
yawning chasms",
including a "fearful opening"
beneath Grinfield Street with two "complete four-roomed houses" in the side of it connected...
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possession in 1802 with the
Treaty of Amiens, but Lieutenant-General
William Grinfield defeated French Governor Brig. Gen.
Antoine Noguès in June 1803, and the...
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relocated to Oxford. He was
Select Preacher to the
University 1884-85 and
Grinfield Lecturer on the
Septuagint 1886-88 and 1888-89.
Edersheim was an advocate...
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Regiment of Foot 1806–1809 Succeeded by
Edward Finch Preceded by
William Grinfield Colonel of the 86th (the
Shropshire Volunteers) 1804–1806 Succeeded by...
- of
Ancient History at the
University of Reading. From 1995–6 she was
Grinfield Lecturer on the
Septuagint at Oxford; her book
Translation and Survival:...
- 1791–1793: Maj. Gen.
Gustavus Guy****ens 1793–1795: Maj. Gen.
William Grinfield 1795–1802: Lt. Gen.
Cavendish Lister 1802–1806: Lt. Gen.
Napier Christie...
