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LIST of the PRINCIPAL SEATS in SHROPSHIRE, with Reference to the Places Under Which They Will Be Found in This Volume ----+ LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN SHROPSHIRE, With Reference to the Places under which they will be found in this Volume ----+----- PAGE PAGE Acton Burnell hall, Louis Gruning esq. see Acton Burnell 17 Caynham court, Sir William Michael Curtis bart. J.P. Acton Reynald hall, Sir Walter Orlando Corbet bart. see Caynham 51 D.L., J.P. see Acton Reynald, Shawbury 186 Caynton hall, James L. Greenway esq. J.P. see Beck- Acton Scotthall, Augustus Wood-Acton esq. D.L., J.P. bury 28 see Acton Scott...... 18 Cheswardine hall, Ralph Charles Donaldson-Hudson Adderley hall, Henry Reginald Corbet esq. D. L., J.P. esq. see Cheswardine 52 see Adderley 18 Chetwynd knoll,John Sidney Burton Borough esq.B.A., Albrighton hall, Alfred Charles Lyon esq. J.P. see J.P. see Chetwynd 54 Albrighton, near Wolverhampton 20 Chorley hall, Thomas Potter Carlisle esq. see Stot- Albrighton hall, WiIIiam Arthur Sparrowesq. J.P. see tesdon 236 Albrighton, near Shrewsbury... 21 Chyrch Preen Manor house, Arthur Sparrow esq. Aldenham hall, William Joseph Starkey Barber-Starkey F.S.A., D.L., J.P., see Church Preen 56 esg. see Morville 147 Chyknell, Henry Cavendish Cavendish esq. D.L., J.P. Apley castle, Col. Sir Thomas Meyrick bart. D.L., J.P. see Claverley 60 see Apley, Wellington 244 Clive hall, Thomas Meares esq. see Clive 65 Apley park, William Orme Foster esq. D.L., J.P. see Cloverley hall, Arthur Pemberton Heywood-Lonsdale Stockton;~....................................................... 233 esq. B.A., D.L., J.P. see Calverhall 49 Ashford Carbonell Manor house, Miss Hall, see Ashford Clungunford house, John Charles Leveson Rocke esq. Carbonell........... 23 J.P. see Clungunford 69 Ashford court, Capt. Courtenay C. Evan-Morgan, see Colleybatch, Rev. Richard Wood M.A. see Boraston, Ashford CarbolIell 23 Burford 47 Ashford hall, Felix Ludlam esq. see Ashford Bowdler... 22 Condover hall, Capt. Reginald Harry Cholmondeley,see Astbury hall, W. Lascelles Southwell esq. see Chel- Condover 71 marsh . 51 Corfton hall, Henry Champion esq. see Diddlebury...... 77 Astley house, Thomas Newton esq. see Astley 23 Coton hall, Lieut.-Col. Edward Maltby Wakeman J.P. Aston hall, Mrs. Howard-McLean, see Shifnal 188 see AIveley 21 Aston hall, Col. Ralph Leeke J.P. see Church Aston... 55 Cotton hall, Rev. Sir WiIliam Macdonald Honyman Aston hall, Col. Richard Thomas Lloyd D.L., J.P. see bart. M.A., J.P. see Cotton, Edstaston.................. 83 Aston, Oswestry 160 Cound hall, Alexander Cowan McCorquodale esq. ,see Attingham hall, Lord Berwick D.L., J.P. see Atcham... 24 Cound...... 72 Avenue (The), Henry Hodgkinson esq. see Ashford Court of Hill, Commander Arthur Hill Ommanney Peter Carbonell 23 Hill-Lowe R.N., J.P. see BUrford ,......... 47 Badger hall, Col. Alfred Capel Cure, see Badger .. 25 Cronkhill, Hon. Miss Noel-Hill, see Atcham 25 Beckbury hall, Mrs. Courtenay-Clarke, see Beckbury . 28 Culmington Manor house, Edward Wood esq. J.P. see Bedstone court, Sir Edward Ripley bart. RA., J.P. see Culmington 74- Bedstone <I •••• 29 Dalicott house, Thomas John }<'ranks esq. see Bellaport hall, Hugh Ker Colville esq. J.P. see Norton- ClalTerleJr........................................................... 60 in-Bales 156 Davenport, WaIter Leveson Byrd Levett esq. see Wor- Belswardyne hall, Richard Francis Marmaduke Wood field ... .. .... 276 esq. see Cressage...... 73 Decker hill, Rev. William Bishton Garnett-Botfield M.A., Benthall hall, Robert Bateman esq. J.P. see Benthall... 29 J. P. see Crackley Bank, Shifnal .0......................... 188 Berwick house, Mrs. Watson, see Berwick.................. 30 Derwen (The), Miss S. H. Boughey & Francis Boughey Betton hall, Alexander WiIIiam Radford-Norcop esq. see esq. see Hengoed 97 Market Drayton ...........• .•.....•. .••..• .•. ....•. ....•. .•. .•• 135 Downton hall, Sir Charles Henry Rouse-Boughton bart. Betton house, Capt. Lovelace Stamer, see Market D.L., J.P. see Stanton Lacy 23 1 Drayton..................... 135 Dudleston hall, Mrs. Davies, see Criftins 73 Betton Strange, Mrs. Scott, see Betton Strange 30 Dudmaston hall, Rev. Francis Henry Wolryche-Whit- Bitterley court, Rev. John Walcot RA. see Bitterley... 34 more M.A., J. P. see Quatt 179 Black Birches, Capt. Georg~ John Scott, see Hadnall... 96 Edgeley house, Harry Kevill-Davies esq. see Edgeley, Boreatton hall, J. M. Dove esq. see Boreatton, Bas- Whitchurch ....••.......••... 264 church 26 Ellerton hall, Col. Robert Taylor Masefield J.P. see Brand hall, Phillip Hethcote Ranson esq. see Norton-in- Ellerton, Cheswardine - 52 lIales . Ellesmere house, Brownlow Richard Christopher Tower Broadward hall, Cyprian Cope esq. see Broadward, Clun- esq. see Ellesmere 84 gunford 69 Erway, Charles Roger Mostyn-Owen esq. see Dudleston 79 Brogyntyn, Lord Harlech D.L., J.P. see Selattyn 185 Evelith Manor house, Mrs. Hugh Oweu Wilson, see Broncroft castle,James Whitaker esq. J.P. see Broncroft, Evelith, Shifnal 188 Diddlebury 77 Eyton hall, Thomas Ruxton Slaney Eyton esq. see Broom hall, Edward WIlliams-Vaughan esq. see Llan- Eyton-on-the-Weald Moors.. 90 forda, Oswestry 161 ~aintree hall, Mrs. Purton, see Chetton............. 53 Buildwas abbey, The Misses Moseley, see Buildwas 47 Felhampton court, John Hill esq. J.P. see Felhampton, Buildwas park, WaIter William Graham PhiIlipps esq. Wlstanstow· 272 see Buildwas : 47 Jt'erney hall, William Willoughby George Hurt-Sitwell Buntingsdale hall, John Tayl~ur esq. J.P. see Market esq. J. P. see Clungunford 6g Dra)~toIl..•.••.....................................••............... 135 Fernhill hall, Capt. John Henniker Lovett D.L., J.P. Burford house, Lady Northwick, see Burford ,. 47 see Whittington 269 Burlton hall, Edward G. C. Vaughan esq. see Burltoll, Fitz manor, Richard Middleton esq. see Fitz 92 ~Ol?l?ill~Il . 119 Frankton grange, Nicholas Robinson esq. J.P. see Burwarton hall, Viscount Boyne D.L., J.P. see Bur- Cockshutt ,.... •.• 7° If"arton ~ . 49 Gatacre hall, Edward Lloyd Gatacre esq. see Claverley 60.
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