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The 53rd Regiment of Foot was raised in 1751. They saw action during the Indian Mutiny around 1857 and 1859. In 1881, they were renamed as the 1st ...
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Acton Burnell Castle was built by Robert Burnell sometime between 1284 and his death in 1293. He was Lord Chancellor and the Bishop of Bath and Wel...
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This watercolour was painted by Rev. Williams in 1786. Acton Burnell Castle was built in the 13th century, by Robert Burnell, who was the Lord Cha...
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In 1284, Robert Burnell got permission to turn his house into a castle. He had made his name as the Lord Chancellor and the Bishop of Bath and Wel...
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Acton Burnell Castle is named after Robert Burnell, the chaplain and secretary to Edward I (1272-1307). In 1284 he was given permission to turn hi...
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Acton Burnell Castle dates back to the 13th century. It was built in 1284 by Robert Burnell, who was granted a licence to crenellate and fortify a...
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Acton Burnell Castle was built by Robert Burnell during the 1200s and is not really a Castle at all! It is actually the earliest example of a fort...
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Acton Burnell Castle is to the South East of Shrewsbury, near Pitchford Hall. The castle was built by Robert Burnell between 1284 and 1293. Robert ...
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Acton Burnell Castle isn't really a castle. It is basically a fortified and embattled house and in the 14th and 15th century it would have been c...
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Acton Burnell Castle was built by Robert Burnell some time between 1284 and 1293, when he died. Robert Burnell was a chaplain and secretary to King...
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Robert Burnell, who built Acton Burnell Castle in the 13th century, was the Lord Chancellor of the country and the Bishop of Bath and Wells. It was...
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Robert Burnell built Acton Burnell Castle after he was given a licence to build a house, including crenellations, using the timber from the King's ...
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