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Milbury Hall in Gloucestershire is the second estate of the [[Marquessate of Coniston|Marquess of Coniston]] and is usually the residence of his eldest son, who uses the courtesy title [[Viscountcy of Milbury|Viscount Milbury]]. As there is currently no son, the heir apparent, Lord [[Emory Asquith]] is in residence. Lord Emory, as an ordained clergyman in the Established Church, also has the living which is in the Marquess' gift. | Milbury Hall in Gloucestershire is the second estate of the [[Marquessate of Coniston|Marquess of Coniston]] and is usually the residence of his eldest son, who uses the courtesy title [[Viscountcy of Milbury|Viscount Milbury]]. As there is currently no son, the heir apparent, Lord [[Emory Asquith]] is in residence. Lord Emory, as an ordained clergyman in the Established Church, also has the living which is in the Marquess' gift. | ||
''Milbury Hall is represented by Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire'' | ''Milbury Hall is represented by Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire'' | ||
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[[File:Milbury_Hall.jpg|thumb|500px|right|Milbury Hall, showing the orangery to the left and the church behind]] | |||
Revision as of 09:11, 15 October 2016
Milbury Hall in Gloucestershire is the second estate of the Marquess of Coniston and is usually the residence of his eldest son, who uses the courtesy title Viscount Milbury. As there is currently no son, the heir apparent, Lord Emory Asquith is in residence. Lord Emory, as an ordained clergyman in the Established Church, also has the living which is in the Marquess' gift.
Milbury Hall is represented by Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire
