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Llanover (/ləˈnoʊvə/; Welsh: Llanofer;
Welsh pronunciation: [ɬaˈnɔvɛr]) is a
village in the
community of
Goetre Fawr in Monmouthshire, Wales. The name...
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Benjamin Hall,
Baron Llanover (8
November 1802 – 27
April 1867) was a Whig /
Liberal politician and social, church,
health and
local government reformer...
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Augusta Hall,
Baroness Llanover (21
March 1802 – 17
January 1896), born
Augusta Waddington, was a
Welsh heiress, best
known as a
patron of the
Welsh arts...
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Llanover House,
Llanover, Monmouthshire, Wales, was a
country house dating from the mid-19th century.
Commissioned by
Augusta Waddington, and her husband...
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Church of St Bartholomew,
Llanover,
Monmouthshire is a
parish church with its
origins in the
period following the
Norman Conquest. The nave appears...
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Court Farmhouse and the
attached Court Farm Cottage,
Llanover,
Monmouthshire is a
country house dating from the
early 16th century.
Originally two houses...
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certain members of the gentry,
especially Augusta Hall (later Lady
Llanover) of
Llanover near Abergavenny,
recorded and
tried to
preserve some
Welsh traditions...
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Taliesin Williams (bardic name
Taliesin ab Iolo or Ab Iolo; 9 July 1787 – 16
February 1847) was a
Welsh poet and author, and son of the
notable Iolo Morganwg...
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historically ****ociated with Lady
Augusta Hall, also
known as Lady
Llanover, who
published one of the
first Welsh cookery books,
First Principles of...
- 065-ton
British CAM ship
Empire Dell and the 4,959-ton
British collier Llanover. The Master, 38 crew and
seven Royal Air
Force personnel from
Empire Dell...
