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List of the Principal Seats in Somerset LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN SOMERSET. • With lteference to the Places under which they will be found in this Volume. ---.--- PAGE PAGB Abbotsfield, William Macadam Smith esq. J.P. see Broomfield hall, Stanley Clerke esq. see Broomfield.••.•• 155 Wlveliscombe 506 Brotherton house, Rear·Admiral Henry Wandesford Alburys, Col. Thomas Biggs, see Wrington ..•.••.••..•... 514 Comber, see West Coker 210 Aldon, Henry Butler Batten esq. see Yeovil 518 Brymore, Henry Hales Pleydell-Bonverie esq. D.L., J.p. Alford house, John Huntley Thring esq. J.P. see Alford 23 see Cannington 171 .A.lfoxton house, Wm. Augustus Rixon esq. see Holiord 284 Brympton house, Hon. Sir Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ammerdown, Lord Hylton J.P. see Kilmersdon 300 Ponsonby-Fane G.C.B., J.P. see Brimpton 152 Arches (The), Ernest E. Mordon esq. see Clevedon..•..• 203 Bulland lodge,Arthur Capel esq. M.A., J.P. see Chipstable 194 Ashcombe house, James Partridge Capell esq. M.A. see Burford, Miss E. D. Clerk, see Pilton 357 Weston.super-Mare 473 Burnham hall, Thomas Holt esq. see Burnham ..••.•.•• 160 Ashcott hill, Robt. Moss King esq. D.L., J.P. see Ashcott 26 Burnshill, Mrs. W. H. Hewett, see Norton Fitzwarren.•. 342 .Ashfield, Hon. Mrs. Maurice Berkeley Portman, see Butcombe court, William Henry Greville Edwards esq. North Petherton 353 see Butcombe ..• .•. .....•..••...... ..•..•.....•.•• 166 Ashley Combe, Earl of Lovelace, see Porlock 360 Butleigh court, Robert Neville Grenville esq. M.A., D.L., .Ashton court, Lady Greville Smyth, see Long Ashton.. 27 J.P. see Butleigh 166 .Ashwick grove, Col. Chas. Henry Webster, see Ashwick 29 Cadbury court, Capt. Anderson Lindsay Kelly, see Avishays house, Henry Hasiope Bagnall esq. see Chaff· North Cadbury 167 combe 175 Cadbury house, James Richard Naylor esg. J.P"" C.S.I. Babington house, Mrs. Knatchbull, sea Babington 33 see Congresbury .•••.• 216 Backwell Hill house, William Garnett esq. see Backwell 33 Caisson house, Mrs. Miller, sae Combe Hay 212 Badgworth court,Mrs. Henrv Fownes-Luttrell,see Waare 442 Camerton court, Miss Jarrett, see Camerton .••.••.••.•• I70 Eagborough house,Mrs.Fenwick-Bisset,seeWestBagboro' 34 Canons grove, Lt.-Col. John M.E. Waddy, see Pitminster 358 Banwell abbey, Edwyn Robert Bevan esq. see Banwell.. 36 Caves (The), Major James Adeane LawJ.!:'. see Banwell 36 Banwell castle, Sydney Royse Lysaght esq. see Banwell 35 Cedars (The), Charles Clement Tudway esq. D.L., l.P. Banwell grange, William Woolfryes esq, see Banwell ..• 36 see Wells .•.....•..• 456 Barford house, Capt. John Guy Courtenay Evered R.N. Chantry (The), Captain Donald Grant, see Chantry •.• 175 see Enmore ~ 245 Chapel Cleeve, Francis Sterry esq. see Old Cleeve •.•..• 199 Barley Wood, Henry Herbart Wills esq. see Wrington.• 514 J Chargot lodge, Capt. Reginald Hill, see Luxborough .,. 3I4 Baron's down, ReV'. Edmond Warre D.D. see Brompton Charlton house, Lt.-Col. Robart Mildmay Clerk J.P. see Re,gis .. .•.... ..•... 155 Shepton Mallet....•. .•.••....•. .•. .•....•. ..•..•.....• 38l Barrow court, Henry Martin Gibbs esq. J.P. see Barrow Charlton, Antony Gibbs esq. J.P., D.L. see Wraxall..•..• 512 Gurney.......................................... 37 Charlton house, Rev.Fredk. Tufnell M.A. see Kilmersdon 300 Barton grange, Owen T. Price esq. see Pitminster 358 Charlton house, Mrs. Stuckey Wood, see Charlton Barwick house, His Honor Judge Frederick Adolphus Musgrove 183 Philbrick x.c., B.A. see Barwick 39 Chew Magna Manor house, William Adlam esq. D.L., Bathealton court, Rev. ~'rederick Luttrell Moysey, see J.P., F.S.A. see Chew Magna 188 Bathealton 122 Chewton house,TheHon.Mrs.Boyle, see ChewtonMendip I90 Bathford Manor house, Capt. Thomas Gilling Gilling, Chewton place, Arthur Kennedy Travers esq. see see Bathford ,.........•................. oO.. ..•..• 123 Keynsham.....•..•.....•.....•..f 298 Bayford lodge, Lt.-Col. John D. Mansel,see Stoke Trister 400 Chewton priory, Earl Waldegrave P.C., V.D., J.P. see Bazzleways, Hector Edmond Monro esq. a.p. see MU- Chewton Mendip ..; I90 borne Port '" 327 Chilton Cantelo, Arthur John Goodford esq. M.A., D.L., Beckington castle, Col. Augustus West Hill, see Beck- J.P. see Chilton Cantelo 192 ington .. .•... .•• I24 Cholwell house, William Rees-Mogg esq. see Temple Belluton house, Arthur Gilbert Rumball esq. see Stanton Cloud, Cameley 169 Drew 39 1 Churchill court, Arthur H. Giles esq. see Churchill 195 Belmont, S. V. P. Michell esq. see Taunton 4II Clanville, Henry Anstey Bosanquet esq. M.A., J.P. see Serkley house, William Henderson esq. J.P. see Berkley 125 Minehead 331 Seryl, Earl of Mount-Cashell, see Wells 456 Clapton court, Major-Gen. Joseph Bonus, see West .Bindon Henry Hugo Worthington esq. see Langford Crewkerne 225 Budville 305 Clare Court, Mrs. Ivan Hippisley, see Ston Easton 400 Bishops Hull house, John Henry Manley esq. 128 Claremont, William Jerdone Braikenridge esq. J.P. see Bittiscombe manor, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Davie Fergu- Clevedon 20I son-Davie bart D.L., J.P. see Up ton 437 Claremont, Wm. Herbert Fowler esq. J.P. see Trull....• 433 Blagdon court, Mrs. Newnham, see Blagdon 131 Claverham house, L. Ralph Price esq. see Claverham, <Bourn, John Henry Spreat esq. see Burrington 165 Yatton 515 Bourton grange, Charles Onslow Master esq. see Flax Cleeve Court, Mrs. Berthon, see Cleeve .., 198 Bourton 251 Cleve (The), Jsph. Hoyland Fox esq. J.P. see Wellington 445 .Bradford court, Right Rev. Thos. Edwd. Wilkinson Clevedon court, Sir Edmund Harry Elton bart. J.P. see D. D. see Bradford " '.' 132 Clevedon " ..•..•..• 201 :Bratton mansion, Mrs. Charles Penruddocke, see Coker court, Miss Dorothy Helyar, see East Coker ...... 209 Bratton 134 Colinshayes manor, Henry Luke Dillon Trenchard Erent Manor house, John Toller Nicholetts esq. J.P. see esq. see Brewham 136 Brent Knoll 135 Comb Hay Manor house, George Edward Smart esq• .Bridge, Col. Malachi Locke Blake J.P. see South Pether- see Comb Hay 212 ton S.O 355 Combe, Mrs. Chapmau, see Dulverton 237 Brisling-ton hall, Alfred Clayfield-Ireland esq. J.P. see Combe Florey house, George Benjamin Batchelor esq. Brislington 153 see Combe Florey ..............•..........................•..• 212 Erislington Hill house, Mrs. Cooke-Hurle & John Combe grange, William Vaughan - Jenkins esq. see Cooke-Hurle esq. see Brislington 153 Monkton Combe 334 .Brockley court, Mrs. Smyth-Pigott, see Brockley ....•• 154 Combe Sydenham, Marwood Notley esq. see Stogumber 395.
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