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  1. Dr Woody was still at the Moat House in 1845, and in 1856, when he paid for the bells of Saint Editha’s Church to be rung over two days to celebrate the wedding of Sir Robert Peel, 3rd Baronet, and Lady Emily Hay. In 1863, Woody opened the Moat House for the Tamworth Horticultural Show.

  2. Set in the lush countryside of Normandy, France, this new novel of suspense featuring Lady Emily Hargreaves is filled with intrigue, romance, mysterious deaths, and madness. Returning from her honeymoon with Colin Hargreaves and a near brush with death in Constantinople, Lady Emily convalesces at her mother-in-law's beautiful estate in Normandy.

  3. Emily L. Hay Hinsdale. … is a writer and advocate based in Tampa, FL. She writes both non-fiction and fiction with a positive and encouraging vibe. She focuses on interesting people, good stories, and building better, more connected communities - whether that be in schools, travel, or gardens through sharing real and imagined people’s ...

  4. Counsel - Admitted in New South Wales and registered in Brussels. emily.hay@hvdb.com T: +32 (0)2 290 39 00 F: +32 (0)2 290 39 39. Emily Hay joined the firm in 2014. She acts as arbitrator, counsel, tribunal secretary and assistant to the tribunal in international commercial and investment arbitrations, both ad hoc and under a wide variety of ...

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  6. Lady Emily Hay, Lady Peel (1836 – 23 April 1924), was the daughter of George Hay, 8th Marquess of Tweeddale, and of Lady Susan Montagu (18 September 1797 – 5 March 1870). One of ten siblings, she was born in Yester, East Lothian, Scotland, and baptised there on 28 February 1837. On 13 January 1856, she married Sir Robert Peel, 3rd Baronet, the eldest son of prime minister Sir Robert Peel ...

  7. Biography. Emily Hay is a flutist, vocalist and pianist who extends the traditional roles and capabilities of her instruments by blending contemporary classical technique with the spontaneity and experimentation of free improvisation. The results are startling interpretations of sound and intense ensemble interaction. Her explorations on C ...