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between these structures and the outlines of the palace they replaced , it is a little difficult to visualise their varied situations ; but later landmarks indicate the sites of some of the more important .
between these structures and the outlines of the palace they replaced , it is a little difficult to visualise their varied situations ; but later landmarks indicate the sites of some of the more important .
Page 146
Just to the north stood what was originally known as Pembroke , but later as Harrington , House ( not to be confounded with the fine but reconstructed mansion of that name in Craig's Court ) , and still later represented by No.
Just to the north stood what was originally known as Pembroke , but later as Harrington , House ( not to be confounded with the fine but reconstructed mansion of that name in Craig's Court ) , and still later represented by No.
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On the death of the first Lord Melbourne , James Welbore Agar Ellis , subsequently created Lord Dover , acquired the place , and its later name was due to this fact . On his death in 1864 it passed to Lord Clifden , whose widow remained ...
On the death of the first Lord Melbourne , James Welbore Agar Ellis , subsequently created Lord Dover , acquired the place , and its later name was due to this fact . On his death in 1864 it passed to Lord Clifden , whose widow remained ...
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