- The Château de
Touffou is a castle,
converted into a château, in the
commune of
Bonnes 18 km east of Poitiers, 3 km
north of
Chauvigny in the
Vienne department...
- industry". In 1973,
Ogilvy retired as
chairman of
Ogilvy &
Mather and
moved to
Touffou, his
estate in France.
While no
longer involved in the agency's day-to-day...
- "True Church".
After moving permanently to his
French castle Château de
Touffou in 1973,
David Ogilvy stepped down as
chairman and
became Head of Worldwide...
- M****euil • la Mothe-Chandeniers •
Ranton • Saint-C****ien •
Ternay •
Touffou (→Top) Ain (01) des
Allymes •
Barre • la Bâtie • Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne...
-
French forces in Brittany.
Jeanne is said to have attacked: A
castle at
Touffou, near Bignon. The
castle was
built on the edge of a
forest in the parish...
-
department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine
region in
western France. Château de
Touffou Communes of the
Vienne department "Répertoire
national des élus: les maires"...
- by the Duke,
enraged by the fake letter.
Gilles was then
transferred to
Touffou, then to
Hardouinaye Castle. His
jailers Olivier de Méel, Jean Rageart...
- Guyonnière (recreation of a
medieval garden) Aslonnes : Laverré Château de
Touffou in Bonnes.
Jardins de
Salagon in Mane. Five
modern gardens,
including a...
- Château de
Ternay in
Ternay Manoir de la Thibaudière in Tercé Château de
Touffou in
Bonnes Château de
Vaucour in Leignes-sur-Fontaine Château de Vayres...
- a
river flowing into the lake of Grand-Lieu, near the Châtellenie of
Touffou and the
village of Bignon. The
monks would help to
drain the surrounding...
