- The
Forest of
Bowland, also
known as the
Bowland Fells and
formerly the
Chase of
Bowland, is an area of
gritstone fells, deep
valleys and peat moorland...
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Bowland at its most
general most
often refers to:
Forest of
Bowland, an area of
barren gritstone fells, deep
valleys and peat moorland,
mostly in north-east...
- as
Bowbearer of the
Forest of
Bowland by
William Bowland, 16th Lord of
Bowland,
becoming the
first bowbearer of
Bowland in
almost one
hundred and fifty...
- The
Lordship of
Bowland is a
manorial lordship ****ociated with the
Forest of
Bowland in Lancashire, England. The
lordship fell into
disuse between 1885...
-
consultation with students.
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- The
Trough of
Bowland is a
valley and high p**** in the
Forest of
Bowland Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lancashire, England. The p****,
reaching 968 ft...
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Until 1361, the
northern branch of the
family held the
great Lordship of
Bowland before it p****ed
through marriage to the
Duchy of Lancaster. They were...
-
land agent to John Towneley, 13th Lord of
Bowland.
Eastwood died in 1871 and is
buried at St Hubert's,
Dunsop Bridge.
Although the Lord of
Bowland's courts...
- part of
northern Cheshire, but
excluded the
eastern part of the
Forest of
Bowland. The west of
Lancashire contains flat
coastal plains: the West Lancashire...
- Lancashire, England. The
parish covers just over 5,000
acres of the
Forest of
Bowland.
Historically in the West
Riding of Yorkshire,
Slaidburn lies near the...
