-
River Wye to land in
Llowes churchyard.
Francis Kilvert (1840–1879),
curate of the
nearby village of
Clyro from 1865 to 1872.
Llowes is
mentioned several...
- the
remit of the
North American Department of the
Colonial Office. Fo
llowing the 1867
confederation of most of the
British North American colonies to...
- the area
known as "Kilvert country"
which includes Clyro, Capel-y-ffin,
Llowes, Glasbury, Llanigon, Painscastle,
Clifford and Whitney-on-Wye. The settlement's...
- all the
castles along the
Middle Wye
Valley e.g. 1.1 miles:
Llowes Castle/
Llowes Motte/
Llowes Castle Tump, 1.5 miles: Hay-on-Wye the
Castle and Tump, 2...
- Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain
Llanstephan Llanwddyn Llanwrin Llanwrtyd Wells Llanymynech Llowes Llyswen Machynlleth Manafon Middletown ****ord
Montgomery Newbridge-on-Wye...
- Corn
being harvested near
Llowes...
- Arwy/Michaelchurch-on-Arrow • Llannewydd/Newchurch • Llansteffan/Llanstephan •
Llowes • Y Clas-ar-Wy/Glasbury
Radnor Casgob/Cascob • Colfa/Colva • Llanandras/Presteigne...
- and law reporter. He was born in
March 1805, the son of Hugh
Beavan of
Llowes,
Radnorshire and
educated at
Aldenham and
Gonville and
Caius College, Cambridge...
-
Glasbury together with the
neighbouring villages of Boughrood,
Llanstephan and
Llowes. In 1815, the late Rev. John Hughes,
curate of Glasbury, was
described as...
- Hall,
Cheshire (about 1986)
Figure of Spring,
terms and
inscription at
Llowes Court, Glasbury,
Powys Figure of
Aphrodite at Woodside, Old Windsor, Berkshire...