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LIST of the PRINCIPAL SEATS in WARWICKSHIHE. New Hall, Waiter Wilkinson Esq. See Sutton Coldtield ... 275 Temple Grafton Court • ••• Vlll LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN WARWICKSHIHE. PAGE PAGE New hall, Waiter Wilkinson esq. see Sutton Coldtield ... 275 Temple Grafton court, Mrs. Gregg, see Temple Grafton 293 Newnham Paddox, Earl of Denbigh c.v.o., A.n.c. to 'l'own Thorns, Gibbon Bayley-Worthington esq. J.P. see the King, o. L., J. P. see 1\lonk's Kirby ..................... 190 Easenhall, Monks Kirb.v ..................................... I go utfchurch Bury, Hugh Graham esq. see Offchurch ... 210 Umberslade, Frederick IEmest Muntz esq. B.A., D.L., Old bury hall, Archibald Hardie Jackson esq. see J.P. see Tanworth-in-Arden ..•..••.....•..................... 291 Mancetter...................................•.•....•.........•.... 185 Upton house, Andrew Richard Motionesq. J.P. see Ratley 220 Packington hall. Earl of Aylesford D.L., J.P. see Pack- Walton hall, Sir Osbert L'Estrange Mordaunt ha!·t. & wo,•d ............................................................... 213 Lacly Mordaunt, see Walton ................................. 295 Packwood hou~e. Alfred James Ash esq. see Packwood 214 Wappenbury hall, Geo. Barlinson esq. see< Wappenhurv 296 Pail ton houst>, Frederick Arthur Morris esq. see Pailton 214 Warwick cast.le, Earl of Warwick D. L., J.P. see Warwick 301 Parktield, ~ami. Henry Keeling t>sq. see Kenilworth ... 143 Watchbury, Kenward Stuart Barker esq. see Barford... 40 Park hall, Cul. David Francis Lew;s C. B. see Salford Weddington hal1, Henry .:'iige} Pole Shawe esq. B.A. see Priors ................................................................ 238 Weddington ..................................................... 314 Park hill, Major James Chas. Stringer, see Kenilworth 143 Welcombe, Right Hon. Sir George Otto Trevelyan Pillerton llersey Manor house, Francis Mills e.sq. 1\I.A. hart. P.c., 0 . .111. Welcombe, see Stratford-on-Avon ... 261 see Pillerton Hersey ........................................... 215 Wellesbourne hall, Robert Ralston-Patrick esq. see Priory (The), Thomas Owen Lloyd J.P. see Warwick ... 301 Wellesbourne Mountford .................................... 315 Purley chase, William Turner esq.see Oldbury,Mancetter 185 Westou borue, Earl of Camperdown D.L., J.P. see Long Radway l!'ranu-e, 1\irs. Jameson, see Radway ............... 219 Compton .......... ...... .......... ............... ....... ......... 70 Ragley hall, Marquess of Hertford D.L , J.P. see Arruw 28 Weston-in-Arden, Ernest Hopwood esq. see Dulkingtun 58 Ryton house, Charles Browett esq. see Ryton-on-Duns- 1 Whitacre house, Edward Weston esq. see o,•er more ............................................................... 237 Whitacre ................................................................. 317 Sherbome house, Allai1 Harvey Drummond esq. see Whitley ahhey,Oswald Henry Philip Turville-Petre esq Sherborne ......................................................... 240 n.A., J.P. see Whitley .......................................... 318 Shrubland hall, Henry Edward Wise esq. M.A., J.P. see Wolston grange, William Molyneux Rose esq. J.P. see Lean1it1gton ....................................................... I.S8 Wolston ........................................................... 324 Shuckburgh park, Sir Ste" kley Frederick Draycott Wolston Manor housP., Rear-Admiral Reginald Hugh Sbuckburgb hart. see Upper ~huckburgh ............... 243 Bacon c.v.o., n.s.o. see Wolston ................... ~ ...... 324 Shustoke house, Edward Randall Tongue Croxall esq. Wolvey hall, Henry Fraser James Coape-Arnold esq. J.P. see ~httstol:.e ................................................ 244 M.A. see Wolvey ................................................ 325 Skilts, SirWilliam Jaffray hart. D.L., J.P. see Studley 273 Woodcote, Capt. Sir Francis Ernest Wailer l>art. D.L., Sowe hall, William Wakefield esq. see Sowe .....•..•...... 254 J.P. see Leek Wootton .......••...........................•..• 183 Spring (The), Percy Martin esq. see Kenilworth .....•.••• 143 Wootton court, Mrs. Wright, see Leek Wootton .••...••• x83 Stoneleig-h abbey. Lord Leigh D.L., J.P. see Stoneleigh 256 Wootton Wawen hall, .Mrs. Capewell Hugbe~, see Stoney Thorpe, Mrs. Chamberlayne, see Long Itcbington 142 Wootton Waweu ................................................ 327 Styvechale hall, Hon. Alexander Frederick GrPgory Wroxall abbey, .Tames Brought.on Dug-dale esq. M.A., J .P. see StirichaJl ............................................... 254 D.L., ;r. P. see Wroxall...... ................................. ... 28 • .
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