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The Milbanke Family and Seaham

The Milbanke Family and Seaham

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Sir Ralph Milbanke subscribes to new Weamouth bridge (1796)

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Sir Ralph Milbanke. Member of the Whig Club since 1791

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Will of the late Dame Judith Noel - wife of Sir Ralph Milbanke (1822)

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Sale of Sir Ralph Milbankes contents of Seaham Hall (1822)

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Letter from Sir Ralph Milbanke to King George III (June 1800)

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Countess Lovelace (Ada) daughter of Lord George Byron and Anne Isabella Milbanke

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Biography of Anne Isabella Noel (wife of the poet Lord Byron)

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Anti-slavery speech by Sir Ralph Milbanke (1806)

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Appeal to the voters by Sir Ralph Milbanke (1807)

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Curious custom at Seaham Hall in the 1800's

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Sailors Hall and Admiral Milbanke (March 1939)

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Poaching of Sir Ralph Milbanke's game (1803)

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Certificated gamekeepers of Sir Ralph Milbanke (1803)

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Parliamentary election appeal by Sir Ralph Milbanke (1789)

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Sir Ralph Milbanke awarded Grand Master of Freemasons (1798)

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Obituary of Sir Ralph Noel (formerly Sir Ralph Milbanke), died 1825

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The Byron controversy (1869)

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