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Temple Newsam (historically
Temple Newsham), is a Tudor-Jacobean
house in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, with
grounds landscaped by
Capability Brown....
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Newsam may
refer to:
Albert Newsam (1809–1864),
American artist Bartholomew Newsam (died 1593),
clockmaker to
Queen Elizabeth I,
probably born in York...
- Sir
Frank Aubrey Newsam, GCB, KBE, CVO, MC (13
November 1893 – 25
April 1964) was a
British civil servant notable for his
service as
Permanent Under-Secretary...
- John
Newsam is a
British materials scientist,
business innovator and entrepreneur, and
adjunct professor at UC San Diego. John
Newsam received a BA Hons...
- Sir
Peter Anthony Newsam (2
November 1928 – 16
November 2023) was an
English educationist and a
member of the
Oxford Education Society. He was an alumnus...
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Bartholomew Newsam (died 1593), was
clockmaker to
Queen Elizabeth I,
probably born at York.
Newsam carried on
business in
London as a clockmaker, apparently...
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Albert Newsam (May 20, 1809 –
November 20, 1864) was an
American lithographer and painter. He was born deaf in Steubenville, Ohio, and
orphaned as a small...
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mistress of King
George IV when he was
Prince of Wales. She was born at
Temple Newsam in Leeds, and was the
eldest daughter of
Charles Ingram, 9th
Viscount of...
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charitable ends. In 1327,
Marie de St Pol was
granted the
estate at
Temple Newsam,
Leeds by
Edward III in
exchange for
estates in Hertford, Haverford, Higham...
- Sir
Russell Scott 1938–1948: Sir
Alexander Maxwell 1948–1957: Sir
Frank Newsam 1957–1966: Sir
Charles Cunningham 1966–1972: Sir
Philip Allen 1972–1977:...
