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Rainthorpe Hall is a
Grade I
listed Elizabethan country mansion and
estate near
Tasburgh in Norfolk, England,
about 8
miles (13 km)
south of Norwich. The...
- The
Rainthorpe Hall Open was a
Victorian era men's and women's gr****
court tennis tournament. It was
first staged in 1884. The
tournament was pla**** at...
- (Shropshire)
Danny House Hatfield House Longleat House Wollaton Hall
Rainthorpe Hall In England, the
Renaissance first manifested itself mainly in the...
- Plumstead,
County of
Norfolk Poynings,
County of East Sus****
Rainthorpe (now
Rainthorpe Hall, Flordon),
County of
Norfolk Repps,
County of
Norfolk (Southrepps)...
- firstly,
Roberta Chapman (d. 1578), the
daughter of
Alexander Chapman of
Rainthorpe Hall, Norfolk, by whom he had a son and two daughters, and secondly, on...
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largely rebuilt in the
nineteenth century on the site of
previous worship.
Rainthorpe Hall is
located within the
Parish of
Flordon and was
built in its current...
- firstly,
Roberta Chapman (d. 1578), the
daughter of
Alexander Chapman of
Rainthorpe Hall, Norfolk, by whom he had a son and two daughters, and secondly, on...
- Churche's Mansion, Nantwich, Ches. (1577)
Parham Park, W. Sus**** (1577)
Rainthorpe Hall,
Norfolk (1579-& seq.)
Wollaton Hall,
Nottingham (1580-88 by Robert...
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secondary storyline was
added about Cypriot drug-dealers. It was
filmed at
Rainthorpe Hall in Norfolk. BBC
Radio 4
produced a
radio serial, with Hugh Grant...
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defeat to
Charles Walder Grinstead. In 1885 he
reached the
final of the
Rainthorpe Hall tournament, but
again lost to his brother. In 1892 he pla**** and...
