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Unibond League.(Sport)
Newspaper article from: The Journal (Newcastle, England) February 21, 2005 700+ words ...despite their best result. Radcliffe Borough could not cope with Bishops who won 4-0 with goals by Steven Salvin (2), Anthony Hall and Anthony Woodhouse. Spennymoor United played Farsley Celtic and Danny Brunskill gave them a 10th-minute lead... |
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How efforts of hall's gardener bore rich fruit
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo CHRIS LLOYD December 8, 2004 700+ words ...famous designers have survived. Anthony Salvin (1799-1881) was a leading Gothic...from Sunderland Bridge, where the Salvin family still owns the Croxdale estate...Cleveland Terrace. Should this be a Salvin, it would be quite astonishing... |
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Hoyle to the rescue; UNIBOND LEAGUE.(Football)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) November 5, 2001 700+ words ...Bishop Auckland. The North-east hosts had opened the scoring on 14 minutes when debut-maker Stephen Salvin fired home following an Anthony Lee cross, but Hoyle levelled with a close-range header when Darren Stride centred from a Nigel Clough... |
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Ask Fiona; Actress Fiona Fullerton has spent years buying, renovating and...
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England) Fullerton, Fiona February 9, 2003 700+ words ...published by Piatkus, at u12.99. ON THE MARKET The Salvin Suite, 18 Sherborne House, Sherborne, Gloucestershire...of them all, the property is named after architect Anthony Salvin, who designed its ornate plaster ceiling. Spread over... |
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At your service - A parish that's keeping the faith
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo Mike Amos May 6, 2006 700+ words ...into the walls, the church was much restored in the 1860s by the architect Anthony Salvin, at the duchess's expense. The Conservancy Trust isn't impressed. "Salvin was more distinguished for his new work than for his restoration, " says... |
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A `ruin' transformed into a treasure trove.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Journal (Newcastle, England) August 1, 2005 700+ words ...the Fourth Duke, commissioned County Durham architect Anthony Salvin, who built the Prudhoe Tower in honour of the Duke's creation as Baron Prudhoe. Salvin added the present chapel, Falconer's Tower and a... |
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Enjoying English Heritage Open Days in County Durham
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo September 10, 2003 700+ words ...Westmorland. Substantial medieval survival supplemented by new building designed by John Paterson (begun 1818) and Anthony Salvin (c1829). From centre W to Langley Moor on A690 to New Brancepeth L at jct in village. Tours Fri Mon 1830 Sun 1430... |
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I'm the King of the castle.
Newspaper article from: Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England) May 17, 2009 700+ words ...fortified home in the style of a medieval castle. Peckforton Castle is not "pseudo" nor "mock". The Architect was Anthony Salvin, who was also responsible for various other castles around the country in the late 19th century. The design follows... |
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William's imposing stronghold
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo Catherine Jewitt September 10, 2003 700+ words ...historic part of the castle as over the centuries it continually fell into ruin until the 1840s when it was rebuilt by Anthony Salvin to the original floor plan as the Norman building. Today, the castle, a Grade I listed building, houses the University... |
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Gardens' beauty unfolds in leaflet
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo Bruce Unwin March 25, 2002 700+ words ...le-Street, was a landscape watercolourist and began designing gardens for his architect brother-in-law, Anthony Salvin. Spence, a well-known garden designer, became Prebend of Durham Cathedral in 1754, when he drew up plans to... |
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Book article from: A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Salvin, Anthony (1799–1881). English architect. He was a pupil of John Paterson ( fl. 1777–1832), of Edinburgh... |
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