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Joseph T. Parkinson
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Parish Church. His pupils included John Raphael Rodrigues Brandon, Thomas Hayter Lewis, and George Ledwell Taylor. He was later surveyor to the Union
William Emerson (British architect)
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was elevated to FRIBA on 21 April 1873, his proposers being Stone, Thomas Hayter Lewis and Thomas Roger Smith. He was President of the Royal Institute
Portsmouth City Police
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Superintendent 1839 to 1848 William Leggatt Superintendent 1848 to 1859 Thomas Hayter Chase Chief Officer 1859 to 1860 Richard Barber Chief Officer 1860 to
Mompesson House
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Longueville's death, the house passed via his natural son, John Clark, to Mrs Thomas Hayter . Next, the house was occupied by the three Portman sisters, Ann, Wyndham
Sussex Police
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Henry Solomon appointed 18 May 1838 (murdered in 1844 by prisoner) Thomas Hayter Chase appointed 22 May 1844 George White appointed 21 December 1853
Newcome's School
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for Vernor and Hood [and 6 others]. p. 331. Retrieved 14 May 2013. Thomas Hayter (bp. of London.) (1754). A sermon [on Ps. cxxii, 8, 9] preach'd before
Comptroller of the Navy (Navy Board)
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February 1671 Admiral Sir Thomas Allin, 15 April 1671 – 28 January 1680 Thomas Hayter , 28 January 1680 - 2 February 1682 Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Haddock
Ramesses III prisoner tiles
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Émile Brugsch, 1886, On et Onion, Recueil de travaux, volume VII, p.1 Thomas Hayter Lewis, 1881, Tel el-Yahoudeh, Transactions of the Society of Biblical
List of burials at Kensal Green Cemetery
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(1809–1874) John Kelk (1816–1886) Henry Edward Kendall (1776–1875) Thomas Hayter Lewis (1818–1898) Alexander Marshall Peebles (1837–1891) William Scamp
Prebends of Southwell
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1631 - 1678 Samuel Crowbrow 1678 - 1690 Thomas Laybourne 1690 - 1728 Thomas Hayter 1728 - 1750 Linford Caryl 1750 - 1781 Richard Barnard 1781 - 1783 Sir