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...untess of Lincoln]].<ref>Linda Elizabeth Mitchell, ''Portraits of Medieval Women: Family, Marriage, and Politics in England 1225–1350'', p.42, Google Book [[Category:13th-century English landowners]] ...

...en [[Melrose Abbey]] and the [[Earl of Dunbar]], two of the most important landowners in what for Moray-based Bricius was the remote English-speaking [[Lothian a ...and spending a good deal of the proceeds on the [[Prostitution|services of women]]. On 30 January 1219, Pope Honorius III instructed the abbots of [[Cupar A ...

...areer in Irish politics during a period in which it was extremely rare for women to hold public office. ...ger and sportswoman, she lived the typical life of the daughter of wealthy landowners until her marriage to Captain [[William Redmond (Irish politician, born 188 ...

The village is surrounded by land owned by three great landowners: * Women's Institute ...

...cis. Some Scottish Cockburn men settled in the area and married Caribbean women, and their descendants live today in [[Trinidad and Tobago]] and elsewhere == The rise and fall of the Cockburn landowners == ...

...]] industry was introduced and grew rapidly, because it gave employment to women and children from poorer families. [[Victoria of the United Kingdom|Queen ...rby [[city|cities]] and abroad was at its height at this time, and certain landowners took advantage of the cheaper land on offer that was left behind. One of th ...

''" Chapter LII ('''Of the mill which no women enter''') ...e most miraculously with his own hands, in the side of a certain rock. No women are allowed to enter either this mill or the church of the saint; and the m ...

...n more than the general populace who had far less wealth. As these former landowners and businessmen turned guerrilla fighters were ordered to join their former ...to survive. As a result, despite the animosities between the bandits and landowners and businessmen, they were united together in the opposition to the militar ...

...14 }}</ref><ref name= telegraph>{{cite web|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-business/11098958/Gloria-von-Thurn-und-Taxis-whatever-became-of-the- Gloria is a personal friend of [[Hillary Clinton]], and was one of a dozen women to attend her 2016 birthday party.<ref name=":0"/> ...

...('costumi') that the [[denizens]] were expected to forward to the baronial landowners. The ''Costumarii'' were the local townsmen entrusted with this act. * 68 women ...

...ose of any other parts of the Kingdom, even when they procur the same Dary Women to make them.<ref>Quoted in {{Citation|author=Simpson ES |title=The Cheshir ...sociations to provide assistance to farmers; several were sponsored by the landowners of the county's major estates, particularly [[Cholmondeley Castle|Cholmonde ...

...admit, under oath, that he was on holiday with one of a series of younger women when the crime occurred at his London home. ...'s time my son had his turn. When I was young I used to like casinos, fast women and God knows what. Now my idea of Heaven, apart from being at Chatsworth, ...

...s wife [[Lucy Cavendish|Lady Frederick (Lucy) Cavendish]] was a pioneer of women's education. [[Lord Edward Cavendish]], fourth and youngest son of the seve [[Category:British landowners]] ...

...a result of the enclosure and were forced to sell their land to the larger landowners. This process added to the increasing number of breadwinners who were skill ...ed into apartments. The 1841 census recorded the fact that around 500 men, women and children, three-quarters of the Cononley workforce were working in the ...

...e elected, and which, as in Britain, had historically been limited to male landowners, was finally extended to all adults: [[Universal suffrage|universal adult s ...s replaced by John Henry Thomas Jackson, who was also non-white. Bermudian women acquired the vote and the ability to stand for election only in 1944.<ref>{ ...

...aper/article/47503867 |access-date=17 February 2022 |work=[[The Australian Women's Weekly]] |date=29 June 1947}}</ref> In 1947, as a [[Captain (British Army [[Category:21st-century British landowners]] ...

[[File:Demanding Equity (48274759786).jpg|thumb|[[United States women's national soccer team]] at a parade in their honor after the 2019 Champion ...level, starting at the top. In England, hunting was severely restricted to landowners. In USA, game was more than plentiful. Everyone—including servants and en ...