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Hace 2 días · Howard, Earl of Carlisle.—Charles Howard, great great grandson of Lord William, who, as before-mentioned, married one of the coheiresses of Lord Dacre of Gilsland; after that title had lain dormant nearly a hundred years , was in 1661 created Baron Dacre of Gilsland, and Earl of Carlisle.
Hace 3 días · D. as bp. by 27 March 1570 ( C.P.R. 1569–72 no. 1069; BI, Reg. 30 ff. 107v–108). John Salisbury 1570–1573. Pres. 27 March 1570 by Edward Stanley, 3rd earl of Derby, of Salisbury, dean of Norwich, late suffragan bp. of Thetford, to bpc. of Sodor and Man; royal assent signified 29 Sept. to abp. of York with mand. to conf. (BI, Reg. 30 ff ...
Hace 5 días · There is, however, an incorrect tradition that Carlisle House was built in the 1660's by Charles Howard, first Earl of Carlisle, from the designs of (Sir) Christopher Wren. It was then supposedly a large free-standing house with open country on the north, south and east sides and the backs of the houses in Colman Hedge Lane (now ...
Hace 1 día · Cadogan, William (Cadogan) 1st Lord and 1st Earl see Cadogan, William. Cadogan, William (cr. Lord Cadogan 21 June 1716; Earl Cadogan 8 May 1718) Master of the Robes 12 Oct. 1714 (LC 3/63, p. 8; SP 44/358, p. 79). D. 17 July 1726. Cage, Thomas Sewer of the Chamber in Extraordinary 4 Dec. 1662 (LC 3/26, f. 120
Hace 4 días · Earls Palatine of Chester. Wales. Ranulf de Blondeville, 6th Earl of Chester (1181–1232) John of Scotland, Earl of Huntingdon (1232–1237) Edward I of England (1254–1264) Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester (1264–1265) Alphonso, Earl of Chester (1273–1284)
Hace 1 día · Morris and Burne-Jones then spent time with one of the Firm's patrons, the wealthy George Howard, 9th Earl of Carlisle and his wife Rosalind, at their Medieval home in Naworth Castle, Cumberland. In July 1874, the Morris family then took Burne-Jones's two children with them on their holiday to Bruges , Belgium. [119]
Hace 3 días · exclude unknown removal dates Main board. Name ⚥ Age in 2024 Position From Until; 1: Howard, Henry (1693)
