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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY - NAMED LOCOMOTIVES COLLEfi " CASTLE " Class 4-6-0 (Continued) (B) 5033 BROUGHTON CASTLE D/C 1960 BROAD GAUGE (B) 5034 CORFE CASTLE D/C 1960 A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of early-pattern Engraved (B) 5035 CO|TY CASTLE Swindon Worksplates , and a Tender No.plate. Price: €23 ALMA EMPEROR (B) 5036 LYONSHALLCASTLE Dic 1960 BULKELEY GREAT BRITAIN (B) 50s7 MONMOUTH CASTLE DRAGON SEBASTOPOL (B) 5038 MORLAIS CASTLE VALE OF RHEIDOL (Narrow Gauge) B. R. ONLY (B) 5039 RHUDDLAN CASTLE Pair of Cabside Numberplates, a A Pair of Nameplates; a (B) 5O4O STOKESAYVASTLE Smokebox No.plate and a Shedplate Price: €25 (B) 5041 TIVERTON CASTLE 7 OWAIN GLYNDWR (B) 5042 WTNCHESTER CASTLE 8 LLYWELYN 5043 EARL ofMOUNT EDGCUMBE 9 PRINCE of WALES (B) EARL of MOUNT EDGCUMBE D/C 1956 GWR TANK ENGINES (Absorbed 1922l23) 5043 5044 BEVERSTON CASTLE A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of Cabside Numberplates, and (B) 5044 EARL of DUNRAVEN a "Caution" Plate Price : €23 5045 BRIDGWATER CASTLE BR Sets :- Where marked "(B)", also available with (B) 5045 EARL of DUDLEY plate of your choice:- €28 Smokebox numberplate & Shed 5046 CLIFFORD CASTLE (B) Gwr 359 HILDA Ex- L & M.M.R. (B) 5046 EARL CAWDOR Gwr 1308 LADY MARGARET Ex-Liskeard & Looe R Gwr 1473 FAIR ROSAMUND 5047 COMPTON CASTLE Gwr2192 ASHBURNHAM Ex- B.P. & G.V.R. (B) 5047 EARL of DARTMOUTH (B) Gwr2193 BURRY PORT ditto 5048 CRANBROOK CASTLE (B) Gwr 2194 KIDWELLY ditto (B) 5048 EARL of DEVON CWM MAWR ditto Gwr2195 5049 DENBIGH CASTLE (B) Gwr2196 GWENDRAETH ditto (B) 5049 EARL of PLYMOUTH D/C 1959 Gwr 2197 PIONEER difto 0-6-4 CRANE TANKS. A Pair of Nameplates;Pair of Cabside 5050 DEVIZES CASTLE Numberplates & a Caution Plate. Price :- €23 (B) 5050 EARL of St GERMANS 16 HERCULES 17 CYCLOPS 18 STEROPES 5051 DRYSLLWYN CASTLE (B) 5051 EARL BATHURST GWR NAMED TENDER ENGINES 5052 EASTNOR CASTLE Plates & Prices (except where marked in Class Headings) :- (B) 5052 EARL of RADNOR 4nA?. GWR Sets (Pre-1912) :- A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of BISHOP'S CASTLE Cabside Numberplates; a Tender Numberplate, & WHERE (B) 5053 EARL CAIRNS MARKED "WP" a Pair of Worksplates, Price: €33 5054 LAMPHEY CASTLE (B) 5054 EARL of DUCIE GWR Sets (From 1912) :- A Pair of Nameplates; a Pair of 5055 LYDFORD CASTLE Cabside No.plates; a Tender plate, and a CAUTION plate, as carried by ALL GWR locos from 1909. Price:- €25 (B) 5055 EARL of ELDON 5056 OGMORE CASTLE BR Sets :- Where marked "8" , sets are also available with (B) 5056 EARL of POWIS Dlc 1960 BR Smokebox No.plate & a Shedplate . Price:- €29 5057 PENRICE CASTLE they are ONLY available as BR sets, as lF MARKED "Bo" (B) 5057 EARLWALDEGRAVE D/C 1958 they were built in BR days, or not named in GWR days. 5058 NEWPORT CASTLE ALWAYS ORDER AS,,GWR SET,,OT',BRMH SET'' iB) 5058 EARL ofCLANCARTY RIVER Class 2-4-0 SPECIAL SETS Price:- €30 5059 POWIS CASTLE Nameplates; No.plates; Worksplates & Tender plate (B) 5059 EARL St ALDWYN TEIGN 69 AVON 71 DEE 73 ISIS 75 5060 SARUM CASTLE 70 DART 72 EXE 74 STOUR 76 WYE (B) 5060 EARL of BERKELEY D/C 1961 SUDELEY CASTLE DE GLEHN COMPOUND 4-4-2 SPECIAL SETS Price: €30 5061 Includes a Pair of Belfont (France) Worksplates, and Pair of (B) 5061 EARL of BIRKENHEAD D/C 1958 2Jayer Coat-of-Arms. 5062 TENBY CASTLE 102 LA FRANCE (B) 5062 EARL of SHAFTESBURY 103 PRESIDENT 5063 THORNBURY CASTLE 104 ALLIANCE (B) 5063 EARL BALDWIN CHURCHWARD'S PACIFIC 4-5-2 Special Set Price: f28 5064 TRETOWERCASTLE lncfudes aPair oI 2-layer Gast Swindon Worksplates (B) 5064 BISHOP'S CASTLE D/C 1958 111 THE GREATBEAR 5065 UPTON CASTLE (B) 5065 NEWPORT CASTLE 4-6-0 HAWKSWORTH " COUNTY " Glass 5066 WARDOUR CASTLE After being fitted with Double Chimneys (see dates below) (Bo) FELIX POLE Dic 1959 some locos carried plate below their shedplate. lf 5066 SIR an "SC" plate is required, please ask, and ADD f2 to order' (B) 5067 ST FAGANS CASTLE (B) 1000 COUNTY of MIDDLESEX D/C 1958 (B) 5068 BEVERSTON CASTLE D/C 1959 Dtc 1957 (B) 1001 COUNTYof BUCKS (B) 5069 ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL D/C 1958 (B) 1002 COUNTY of BERKS D/C 1958 (B) SIR DANIEL GOOCH (B) 1003 COUNTY of WILTS Dtc 1957 5O7O (B) 1004 COUNTY of SOMERSET D/C 1957 5071 CLIFFORD CASTLE (B) 1005 COUNTYof DEVON D/C 1958 (B) 5071 SPITFIRE D/C 1959 HAWKSWORTH " GOUNTY " Class 4-6-0 {Gontinued} COLLETT " CASTLE " Class 4-6-0 (Gontinued) (Bo) 1006 COUNTYof CORNWALL D/C 1958 5072 COMPTON CASTLE (Bo) 1007 COUNTYof BRECKNOCK Dtc 1957 (B) 5072 HURRTCANE (B) 1008 COUNTY of CARDIGAN D/C 1958 5073 CRANBROOKCASTLE (Bo) 1009 COUNTYof CARMARTHEN Dic 1956 (B) 5073 BLENHETM D/C 1959 (Bo) 1010 COUNTYof CAERNARVON Dtc 1957 5074 DENBIGH CASTLE (B) 1011 COUNTYof CHESTER D/C 1958 (B) HAMPDEN D/C 1961 (B) 1012 COUNTY of DENBIGH Dtc 1957 5074 (B) 1013 COUNTYof DORSET D/C 1958 5075 DEVIZES CASTLE (Bo) 1014 COUNTYof GLAMORGAN D/C't958 (B) 5075 WELLTNGTON (B) 1015 COUNTYof GLOUCESTER D/C 1958 5076 DRYSLLWYN CASTLE (B) 1016 COUNTYof HANTS Dtc 1957 (B) 5076 GLADTATOR (B) 1017 COUNTY of HEREFORD D/C 1959 5077 EASTNORCASTLE (B) 1018 COUNTY of LEICESTER D/C 1959 (B) 5077 FAIREY BATTLE D/C 1959 (B) 1019 COUNTY of MERIONETH 5078 LAMPHEYCASTLE (B) 1020 COUNTYof MONMOUTH D/C 1958 (B) 5078 BEAUFORT D/C'1961 (B) 1021 COUNTYof MONTGOMERY D/C 1959 LYDFORD CASTLE (B) 1022 COUNTYof NORTHAMPTON D/C 1956 5079 (B) 1023 COUNTYof OXFORD D/C 1957 (B) 5079 LYSANDER (B) 1024 COUNTY of PEMBROKE D/C 1958 5O8O OGMORE CASTLE (B) 1025 COUNTYof RADNOR D/C 1959 (B) 5080 DEFTANT (B) 1026 COUNTYof SALOP D/C 1958 5081 PENRICE CASTLE (B) 1027 COUNTY of STAFFORD D/C 1956 (B) s081 LOCKHEED HUDSON (B) 1028 COUNTY of WARWICK D/C 1958 5082 POWIS CASTLE (B) 102e COUNTYof WORCESTER D/C 1959 (B) 5082 SWORDFTSH Dlc 1961 "SAINT" Class4-6-0 (B) 5083 BATHABBEY First No. 1912 No. (B) READING ABBEY D/C 1958 2901 LADY SUPERIOR 5084 (B) 2902 LADY of the LAKE (B) 5085 EVESHAMABBEY (B) 2e03 LADY of LYONS (B) 5086 VISCOUNT HORNE 2904 LADY GODIVA (B) 5087 TINTERN ABBEY 2905 LADY MACBETH (B) 5O8B LLANTHONY ABBEY Dic 1958 (B) 2eO6 'LADY of LYNN (B) 5089 WESTMINSTER ABBEY 2907 LADY DISDAIN (B) 5O9O NEATHABBEY (B) 2908 IADY of QUALITY (B) 5091 CLEEVEABBEY 2909 LADY of PROVENCE (B) TRESCOABBEY D/C 1961 2910 LADY of SHALOTT 5092 2911 SAINTAGATHA (B) 5093 UPTON CASTLE (B) 2e12 SAINTAMBROSE (B) 5094 TRETOWER CASTLE D/C 1960 2913 SAINTANDREW (B) 5095 BARBURY CASTLE D/C 1958 2914 SAINT AUGUSTINE (B) 5096 BRIDGWATER CASTLE D/C 1959 (B) 2915 SAINT BARTHOLOMEW (B) 5097 SARUM CASTLE D/C 1961 2916 SAINT BENEDICT (B) 5098 CLTFFORD CASTLE D/C 1959 2917 SAINT BERNARD (B) 5099 COMPTON CASTLE 2918 SAINT CATHERINE HAWKSWORTH 70xx series " CASTLE " Class 4-6-0 2919 SAINT CUTHBERT (B) vrscouNT PoRTAL (B) 2920 SAINT DAVID 7000 (Bo) MILNE 1960 2921 SAINT DUNSTAN 7001 SIR JAMES D/C 2922 SAINT GABRIEL (B) 7002 DEVTZES CASTLE Dic 1961 2923 SAINT GEORGE (B) 7OO3 ELMLEY CASTLE D/C 1960 (B) 2924 SAINT HELENA (B) 7OO4 EASTNOR CASTLE Dic 1958 2925 SAINT MARTIN (B) 7OO5 LAMPHEY CASTLE (B) 2e26 SAINT NICHOLAS (Bo) 7005 SIR EDWARD ELGAR (B) 2927 SAINT PATRICK (B) 7006 LYDFORD CASTLE Dic 1960 2928 SAINT SEBASTIAN 7OO7 OGMORE CASTLE (B) 2929 SAINT STEPHEN (Bo) 7007 GREAT WESTERN D/C 1961 (B) 2e30 SAINT VINCENT (Bo)7008 SWANSEACASTLE D/C 1959 (B) 2931 ARLINGTON COURT (B) 2e32 ASHTON COURT (Bo) 7009 ATHELNEY CASTLE (B) 2933 BIBURY COURT (Bo) 7010 AVONDALE CASTLE Dlc 1960 (B) 2eU BUTLEIGH COURT (Bo) 7011 BANBURY CASTLE 2935 CAYNHAM COURT (Bo)7O12 BARRYCASTLE (B) 2936 CEFNTILLA COURT (Bo) 7013 BRISTOL CASTLE D/C 1958 (B) 2937 CLEVEDON COURT (Bo) 7014 CAERHAYS CASTLE D/C 1959 CIURT (B) 2s38 CORSHAM (Bo) 7015 CARN BREACASTLE D/C 1959 (B) 2939 CROOME COURT (Bo) 7016 CHESTER CASTLE (B) 2940 DORNEY COURT G.J.CHURCHWARD (B) 2s42 FAWLEY COURT {rB,o\7A17 (B) 2943 HAMPTON COURT (Bo) 7018 DRYSLLWYN CASTLE D/C 1956 (B) 2e44 HIGHNAM COURT (Bo) 7019 FOWEY CASTLE D/C 1958 (B) 2e45 HILLINGDON COURT (Bo) 7020 GLOUCESTER CASTLE Dlc 1961 (B) 2e46 LANGFORD COURT (Bo)7021 HAVERFORDWESTCASTLE D/C 1961 (B) 2e47 MADRESFORD COURT (Bo)7022 HEREFORDCASTLE D/C 1958 (B) 2s48 STACKPOLE COURT (Bo) 7023 PENRICE CASTLE D/C 1958 (B) 294e STANFORD COURT (Bo) 7025 SUDELEY CASTLE 2e50 TAPLOWCOURT (B) (Bo) 7026 TENBY CASTLE HAWKSWORTH 70xx series " CASTLE " Class 4-6-0 (Contd) "SAINT" Class 4- 6 -0 ( Continued ) First No. 1912 No. (Bo\7027 THORNBURYCASTLE (B) 2e51 TAWSTOCK COURT (Bo) 7028 CADBURY CASTLE Dic 1961 (B) 2952 TWINEHAM COURT (Bo)7029 CLUN CASTLE Dic 1959 (B) 2e53 TITLEY COURT (Bo) 7030 CRANBROOK CASTLE D/C 1959 (B) 2954 TOCKENHAM COURT (Bo) 7031 CROMWELL'S CASTLE (B) 2955 TORTWORTH COURT (Bo) 7032 DENBIGH CASTLE D/C 1960 tt I 2971 ALBION (Bo)7033 HARTLEBURYCASTLE D/C 1959 172 2972 THE ABBOT (Bo) 7034 INCE CASTLE Dlc 1959 173 2973 ROBINS BOLITHO (Bo) 7035 OGMORE CASTLE Dic 1960 174 2974 LORD BARRYMORE (Bo) 7036 TAUNTON CASTLE D/C 1959 175 2975 VISCOUNT CHURCHILL (Bo) 7037 SWINDON 2975 srR ERNEST PALMER (1924 - 33) COLLEfi " HALL " Class 4-6-0 2975 LORD PALMER (1933 - 44) (B) 49OO SAINT MARTIN 176 2976 WINTERSTOKE (B) 4901 ADDERLEY HALL 177 2977 ROBERTSON (B) 4902 ALDENHAM HALL 178 2978 KIRKLAND (until 1935) (B) 4903 ASTLEY HALL ZJ I6 CHARLES J.
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    _________________________________________________________________________Swansea University E-Theses The Cawdor estates in south-west Wales in the nineteenth century. Davies, John Edward How to cite: _________________________________________________________________________ Davies, John Edward (2008) The Cawdor estates in south-west Wales in the nineteenth century.. thesis, Swansea University. http://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa42270 Use policy: _________________________________________________________________________ This item is brought to you by Swansea University. Any person downloading material is agreeing to abide by the terms of the repository licence: copies of full text items may be used or reproduced in any format or medium, without prior permission for personal research or study, educational or non-commercial purposes only. The copyright for any work remains with the original author unless otherwise specified. The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holder. Permission for multiple reproductions should be obtained from the original author. Authors are personally responsible for adhering to copyright and publisher restrictions when uploading content to the repository. Please link to the metadata record in the Swansea University repository, Cronfa (link given in the citation reference above.) http://www.swansea.ac.uk/library/researchsupport/ris-support/ The Cawdor estates in south-west Wales in the nineteenth century. A thesis submitted to the University of Wales for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor by John Edward Davies B.A., D.A.A. December 2008. ProQuest Number: 10797978 All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a com plete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted.
  • Clan Campbell Enewsletter August 2012

    Clan Campbell Enewsletter August 2012

    Clan Campbell eNewsletter August 2012 THIS CASTLE HATH A PLEASANT SEAT” Led by our guide, David McNicoll, and our personal piper supplied by the Dowager Countess Cawdor, a raingear-toting, bedraggled gaggle of Campbells walked under the stately trees up the avenue to Cawdor Castle, a 14th century Campbell stronghold in Nairnshire in the northeast of Scotland. The weather was cool during our trip, and although it often rained, we saw everything. And whenever the sun came out, it was glorious. Good kilt weather! The Scottish title of the Earl Cawdor of Castlemartin in the Co. of Pembroke (Wales) is “thane,” an ancient equivalent of feudal baron. (The word derives from thegn, which is a Norse title meaning a trusted servant of the king. In ancient Scotland there were 63 thanedoms.) In old Scotland a thane was often the head of a clan as well as a district administrator with power of life and death, and answerable only to God and the King. Colin Vaughan Campbell, the present 7th Earl Cawdor is the 25th Thane of Cawdor. Lord Cawdor is an architect by profession and manages the Cawdor Estates; his stepmother the Dowager Countess happened to be on hand at the time of our visit and several members of the Campbell group had a chance to meet her. She is normally in residence at Cawdor from October to May when the castle is closed to visitors. A best-selling but largely unflattering book A CHARMED LIFE: GROWING UP IN MACBETH’S CASTLE by Liza Campbell (Lady Elizabeth Campbell, older sister of the earl) tells the story of the Cawdor family in recent years.
  • The Decline of the Last Stuarts. Extracts from The

    The Decline of the Last Stuarts. Extracts from The

    THE DECLINE OF THE LAST STUARTS. EXTRACTS FROM THE DESPATCHES OF BRITISH ENVOYS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. PRINTED FOR THE Roxburghe Club. LONDON: W. NICOL, SHAKSPEARE PRESS, MDCCCXLIII. The Roxburghe Club. MDCCCXLIII. THE EARL OF POWIS, PRESIDENT. THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, K. G. THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBERRY, K. G. THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND, K. G. EARL SPENCER. EARL BROWNLOW. EARL CAWDOR. LORD FRANCIS EGERTON. VISCOUNT MAHON. VISCOUNT CLIVE. VISCOUNT ACHESON. LORD VERNON. RIGHT HON. SIR JAMES PARKE. HON. AND REV. GEORGE NEVILLE GRENVILLE, M. A. HON. HUGH CHOLMONDELEY. SIR STEPHEN RICHARD GLYNNE, BART. REV. BULKELEY BANDINELL, D. D. BENJAMIN BARNARD, ESQ. REV. PHILIP BLISS, D. C. L. BERIAH BOTFIELD, ESQ. REV. THOMAS FROGNALL DIBDIN, D. D., V. P. DAVID DUNDAS, ESQ. HENRY HALLAM, ESQ. REV. EDWARD CRAVEN HAWTREY, D. D. JOHN ARTHUR LLOYD, ESQ. JAMES HEYWOOD MARKLAND, ESQ. Treasurer. WILLIAM HENRY MILLER, ESQ. THOMAS PONTON, ESQ. EVELYN PHILIP SHIRLEY. ESQ. PEREGRINE TOWNELEY, ESQ. EDWARD VERNON UTTERSON, ESQ. PREFACE. In the summer of 1838, having lately been engaged in a narrative of the Insurrection of 1745, I felt some curiosity to explore the fate of its hero during the remainder of his mournful career. It was at that period and with that object, that I made the following extracts at the State Paper Office from several bulky volumes of despatches. This compilation will, as it appears to me, afford a clearer and more certain view of the facts as bearing against the last of the Stuarts, than even their own Papers now preserved at Windsor supply. It is true that considerable allowance must be made for the unfavourable statements in these extracts, as coming from a hostile quarter.
  • Recent Research on Parks, Gardens and Designed Landscapes of Medieval North Wales and the Shropshire Marches

    Recent Research on Parks, Gardens and Designed Landscapes of Medieval North Wales and the Shropshire Marches

    Recent Research on Parks, Gardens and Designed Landscapes of Medieval North Wales and the Shropshire Marches Spencer Gavin Smith My PhD thesis is on the topic of ‘Parks, Gardens and Designed Landscapes of Medieval North Wales and the Shropshire Marches’ and I am grateful to the Editor for allowing me the opportunity to present some aspects of my research in this publication. The aim of my thesis is to examine the archaeological, historical, literary and visual arts evidence for the existence, distribution and use of medieval parks, gardens and designed landscapes associated with castles and related high- status occupation in North Wales and the Shropshire Marches. Digital mapping will be produced as part of the thesis in order to ensure that the data collated can be made available to researchers, academics and organisations who may find this information useful and relevant to their own remit or field of interest. The decision to undertake this thesis stems from the research, survey and excavation I directed at Sycharth Castle (Denbighshire) situated in the valley of the river Cynllaith to the south west of Oswestry (Shropshire). The llys or court at Sycharth and its surrounding landscape was the subject of a cywydd or praise poem composed c.1390 by the poet Iolo Goch. George Borrow translated the poem for his travelogue ‘Wild Wales’, first published in 1862 (Rhys (ed.) 1910) and the poem has subsequently been quoted in part by Higham and Barker (1992: 144-146 and 300-303), Landsberg (2004: 11), Creighton (2002: 179-180, 2009: 101) and Liddiard (2005: 116-117) when writing about an idealised medieval landscape in their publications on castles and medieval landscapes.