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WebbGlynne, the youngest Member elected to the Commons in this period, was intended for the church and to succeed his maternal uncle George Neville Greville to the lucrative living … WebbHawarden site, 1911. In 1933, the premises were converted for use as an institution for 'mental defectives', later known as Broughton Hospital, which finally closed in 1994. The buildings have now been completely demolished and replaced by a housing estate. Hawarden former workhouse site, 2000. © Peter Higginbotham. Staff 1881 Census … organizational diversity examples

GLYNNE, Sir Stephen Richard, 9th bt. (1807-1874), of Hawarden …

http://www.hawardencommunitycouncil.gov.uk/History_40705.aspx WebbOn Palm Sunday, 1282, Dafydd ap Gruffudd, Llewelyn's volatile brother, launched a three-pronged attack on English castles, Hawarden among them. Though Dafydd was able … WebbEarlier Houses: An earlier house, the 16th century Broadlane Hall, was rebuilt into the core of the current house by Sir John Glynne in the 18th century. House & Family History: Hawarden was the seat of the famous 19th century four-time prime minister William Gladstone (and is still home to his descendants today).It was to Flintshire that rail … organizational diversity programs do what