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Le Pulteney Bridge est un pont situé à Bath (Somerset, Angleterre), qui traverse la rivière Avon. Conçu par Robert Adam et achevé en 1773 , il est encore bordé de maisons des deux côtés. Le pont est classé Grade I [ 1 ] .
El Puente Pulteney lleva su nombre por Frances Pulteney, heredera en 1767 de la finca Bathwick al otro lado del río Avon de Bath. Bathwick era una simple aldea en un entorno rural, pero el esposo de Frances, Sir William Pulteney, supo ver su potencial e hizo planes para crear una nueva ciudad, que se convertiría en un suburbio de la ciudad histórica de Bath .
Anne Pulteney is geboren op 25 november 1663, dochter van William Pulteney en Grace Corbet. Zij is in het jaar 1694 getrouwd met Charles FitzRoy, ze kregen 1 kind. Zij is overleden op 28 februari 1746. Deze informatie is onderdeel van Noblesse Européenne - European Nobility van Henri Frebault op Genealogie Online.
The current Principal of Pulteney Grammar School is Ms Anne Dunstan RANGE OF STUDIES The curriculum from Reception to Year 12 is organised into nine distinct disciplines: English, Mathematics, Science, Society and Environment, Languages other than English, the Arts, Technology, Health and Physical Education, Religion and Values Education.
The Royal Crescent, The Circus & Pulteney Bridge The Royal Crescent was built between 1767 and 1775 and designed by John Wood the younger; the crescent contains some 30 houses. The Circus, a masterpiece of John Wood the Elder, is a stupendous creative accomplishment and one of the key reasons Bath was awarded the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Hannah MORE 1745-1833 76 Great Pulteney Street Admiral Earl William HOWE 1726-1799 71 Great Pulteney Street William SMITH 1769-1839 29 Great Pulteney Street Marie GILBERT, Countess of Lansfeldt 1818-1861 53 Great Pulteney Street Maria Anne FITZHERBERT 1756-1837 27 Great Pulteney Street KING LOUIS XVIII 1755-1824 72 Great Pulteney Street
Throughout the reign of Queen Anne William Pulteney played a prominent part in the struggles of the Whigs, and was involved in the prosecution of Henry Sacheverell. When the victorious Tories sent his friend Robert Walpole to the Tower of London in 1712, Pulteney championed his cause in the House of Commons and with the leading Whigs visited him in prison.
