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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… grant; net income, 73; alternate patrons, the Earl of Lisburne and Major Lewis, the impropriators, whose tithes …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… E.; Buller, J.; Palmerston, Viscount; Spencer, Lord C.; Lisburne, Viscount; Holburne, F. (N); Fox, Hon. C. J. (C … of; Buller, J.; Palmerston, Viscount; Spencer, Lord C.; Lisburne, Viscount; Holburne, F. (N); Fox, Hon. C. J. (C … of; Buller, J.; Palmerston, Viscount; Spencer, Lord C.; Lisburne, Viscount; Fox, Hon. C. J.; Hervey, Hon. A. J. (N) …
Magna Britannia
… with Mamhead, and is now the property of the Earl of Lisburne. The King is patron of the rectory. There are two …
Magna Britannia
… it to her husband, Wilmot Vaughan, the first Earl of Lisburne. It now belongs to his son, John Earl of Lisburne, who, in 1820, succeeded his late brother, Wilmot. … of Devon, was, in great part, rebuilt by Wilmot, Earl of Lisburne, by whom the grounds were laid out, and the whole …
Alumni Oxonienses
… New Coll. 11 March, 1655-6. Peers, Richard s. Richard, of Lisburne, co. Antrim, Ireland, gent. Christ Church, matric. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II