- Anne Wignall,
known as
Baroness Ebury and Lady
Ebury (née Acland-
Troyte; 12 June 1912 – 23 June 1982), was an
English socialite and
author known as Alice...
- to be seen on a
clear day; it was
designed by
Malvern architect Arthur Troyte Griffith, a
friend of Sir
Edward Elgar and
erected in 1897 to celebrate...
- (Moderato) "R.P.A."
Variation VI (Andantino) "Ysobel"
Variation VII (Presto) "
Troyte"
Performed by the Hallé Orchestra,
conducted by Sir John
Barbirolli Problems...
- Lieutenant-Colonel Sir
Gilbert John Acland-
Troyte, CMG, DSO, JP (4
September 1876 – 27
April 1964) of
Huntsham Court, near Tiverton, Devon, was a British...
- The
Troyte River is a
river of the West
Coast region of New Zealand's
South Island. It
rises in the
Hooker Range, 15
kilometres west of
Aoraki / Mount...
- to this article: Author:Stephen
Troyte Dunn
Wikispecies has
information related to
Stephen Troyte Dunn.
Stephen Troyte Dunn (26
August 1868,
Bristol -...
-
style by
Benjamin Ferrey for
Charles Troyte. It was then the home of his son and
local MP, Sir
Gilbert Acland Troyte. From 1978
until 2004 it was run as...
- 1910. Much of the
technical detail of the
novel was
taken from
Charles Troyte's Change Ringing,
quotations from
which are
placed at the
start of many of...
- the
Lucas family, and then by the
Troyte family, of
which William Troyte was the
owner in 1801, and
Thomas Troyte in 1810.
After the
death of Thomas...
- by the estate's owner, Rev.
Edward Berkeley Troyte.
Living next door at
Huntsham Court, the Rev.
Troyte was
known locally as "the
sporting parson" and...
