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Vor 2 Tagen · Fagg, the Chinaman, since the renewed rage in England for old valuables, has in vain offered Lord Harewood immense sums for this collection; but it was originally made by his elder brother, well known then as Beau Lascelles, who died unmarried, in 1814, and is always preserved in the family as a souvenir of him. The brothers were ...
10. Juni 2024 · Edward Lascelles, later [1796] 1st Baron Harewood and [1812] 1st Earl of Harewood: 7 Jan 1740: 3 Apr 1820: 80: 27 May 1796: Edward Lascelles, styled Viscount Lascelles from 1812: 10 Jan 1764: 3 Jun 1814: 50: 24 Jun 1814: John Bacon Sawrey Morritt: 1771: 12 Jul 1843: 72: 20 Jun 1818: Henry Lascelles, styled Viscount Lascelles, later [1820] 2nd ...
12. Juni 2024 · George Henry Hubert Lascelles, the 7th Earl of Harewood, passed away peacefully at his home, Harewood House, on July 11, 2011, at the age of 88. A member of the British royal family, Lord Harewood was a first cousin to Queen Elizabeth II and a respected figure in British society.
22. Juni 2024 · In 1706 they quitclaimed this property for £900 to Edward Lascelles. His daughter Mary married Daniel Lascelles, and through this marriage their grandson Edward, created Lord Harewood in 1796 and Earl of Harewood in 1812, succeeded to the property, which he owned in 1810.
10. Juni 2024 · The following biography of Henry Hunt appeared in the January 1957 issue of the monthly Australian magazine Parade:- "Food For Britain!" might well have been the cry of starving masses in England 130 years ago, when a loaf of bread cost 6d. and crazy taxation slashed wages to as low as 4d. a week.
14. Juni 2024 · Born on 7 February 1923, George Lascelles was the eldest son of the 6th Earl of Harewood and Princess Mary, the only daughter of King George V. His father was a prominent statesman and Governor-General of Canada, while his mother was known for her humanitarian work.
25. Juni 2024 · The 'manors' of Ainderby, Thrintoft and Morton formed part of a settlement made by Edward Lascelles in 1800, and the Earl of Harewood still owns a considerable portion of the land, but the manorial rights have fallen into abeyance.
