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	British Archaeology, no 46, July 1999: Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Kingston continued a decline which probably began after 1444 when John Beaufort died at Kingston and the income of the manor was granted to over 30 different people.
		And we are given to understand that the mansion of our manor at Kingston Lacy and the chapel of the manor in which the chaplain was wont to celebrate are very much in ruin and decay, and so are the dwellings of the inhabitants adjoining the said chapel.
		Surveys of Kingston Lacy during the 16th century note the ruin of the once `fair maner place' but the last known historical reference is included in a document dated 1573.
	www.britarch.ac.uk /BA/ba46/ba46regs.html (1348 words)

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		Kingston Lacy is a 3,000 hectare remnant of a large royal manor which in the Saxon period covered an area of over 12,000 hectares.
		In 1984, when Kingston Lacy House and park were being prepared for opening to the public, medieval pottery was unearthed during the construction of a lay-by on the north-east side of the house.
		From 1349 until 1603 Kingston Lacy was part of the duchy of Lancaster and from 1363 until 1399 was held by another important figure John of Gaunt, the fourth son of Edward III.
	ladyashorah.bravepages.com /history/Kingston.html (2954 words)

	Kingston Lacy Dorset
		Kingston Lacy was the home from 1633 of the Bankes family and it is now in the care of the National Trust.
		Kingston Lacy is surrounded by 250 acres of park, landscaped in the late 18th century and now grazed by a herd of Red Devon cattle.
		The National Trust are restoring the Edwardian garden, which includes a brightly coloured parterre to the west of the house, and a Victorian fernery to the east.
	www.touruk.co.uk /houses/housedor_king.htm (435 words)

	BBC - Dorset - Features - Housekeeping at Kingston Lacy
		Kingston Lacy is one of Dorset’s grandest country houses.
		Kingston Lacy was the family seat of the Bankes family from 17th to 20th century.
		The keys to the castle are still on display on Kingston Lacy’s library wall – of little use after it was destroyed in the English Civil War.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dorset/content/articles/2007/06/29/kingston_lacy_feature.shtml (408 words)

	Untitled Document
		The portraits here and at Karlsruhe and Kingston Lacy have tended to be discussed somewhat in isolation from one another, as though they were autonomous pictures of an equal standard.
		None of the details has the vividness or plastic immediacy of those in the Kingston Lacy portrait (this decline in tactility is particularly evident in the lace ruff and cuffs and in the gold braiding); whilst novel features such as the rope of pearls (itself similar to one in the Karlsruhe portrait), lack all corporeality.
		It remains a very striking image that, as Michael Jaffé has said of the Kingston Lacy portrait, draws on Raphael’s depiction of Pope Julius II and on female portraits by Moroni, to establish a new canon of authority for the portrayal of women.
	www.buscot-park.com /gallery/pic_028.html (732 words)

	New Statesman - National distrust
		The victorious Roundheads pulled it down; the walls were so thick that its destruction was probably one of the 17th century's greatest feats of civil engineering, although if they had waited only 50 years, developments in weapons technology would have rendered the castle strategically redundant.
		After the Restoration, the Bankes family built their new home 15 miles north-east, at Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne, where the contours of the Dorset hills are softer and of no strategic importance.
		Kingston Lacy has been "restored to its Edwardian heyday", but has lost much of its magic, though I was pleased to find a picture of Ralph, whom I never knew.
	www.newstatesman.com /200610230036 (1161 words)

	National Trust \| Kingston Lacy \| Guido Reni conservation
		Once at Kingston Lacy, Bankes found there was no obvious place to hang the enormous (459cm x 417cm) painting.
		When we were bequeathed Kingston Lacy in 1982, the painting was sagging and pulling on the ceiling.
		On 6 January, after being packed and transported to Kingston Lacy, manoeuvred in through the Library windows, and remounted on its original stretcher, the painting was finally reinstated on the Library ceiling.
	www.nationaltrust.org.uk /main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-kingstonlacy/w-kingstonlacy-events.htm (436 words)

	stock.xchng - Kingston Lacy Beech Trees 1 (photo by dtanderson)
		These were planted in 1835 by the Kingston Lacy Estate.
		As many of the trees have fallen in strong winds, a program of replanting is currently under way.
		kingston lacy badbury rings beech trees avenue winter
	www.sxc.hu /photo/274621 (206 words)

	Apollo: Ancient exempla at Kingston Lacy: Amanda Bradley discusses two Venetian paintings purchased in 1849 by William ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Although the Kingston Lacy picture must be later than these, in form and spirit it is descended directly from them.
		Both Kingston Lacy pictures, and the Lycurgus in particular, seem ill-suited to ceiling decoration, lacking the perspectival and compositional complexity necessary for such a location.
		Bankes states that the pictures were described in a catalogue (the nature of which is sadly not specified, although it was shown to him by an as yet unidentified 'Signor Benfatto') and it is this text that he reproduces in the 1849 memorandum.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0PAL/is_513_160/ai_n9480396 (1130 words)

	Kingston Lacy CC - Play-Cricket -
		Kingston Lacy CC have two teams on Saturdays playing in the Dorset league and one on Sundays which plays in Dorset Division One.
		Kingston Lacy CC plays on the Village Green at Pamphill approximately one mile north of Wimborne.
		The Green itself forms part of the Kingston Lacy and Corfe Castle Estate which was the largest land parcel to be given to the National Trust.
	kingstonlacy.play-cricket.com /home/home.asp (322 words)

	English Stately Homes - Kingston Lacy
		Once forming part of the Royal Duchy of Lancaster, Kingston Lacy was recognised as an important centre over 1,000 years ago, but evidence of much earlier settlements can still be seen on the vast estate.
		Kingston Hall was designed as a straightforward rectangular building of brick, incorporating some classical features, but nothing too fussy or grand.
		After investigating the house to satisfy a certain curiosity about the various members of the Bankes' family who have occupied Kingston Lacy for the last 350 years, the beautiful gardens sporting their ancient Egyptian monuments will remind the visitor of the bachelor antiquarian-cum-architect who was largely responsible for the present day house.
	www.theheritagetrail.co.uk /stately%20homes/kingston%20lacy.htm (599 words)

	Kingston Lacy House (National Trust) Wimborne, Dorset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Kingston Lacy house was home of the Bankes family until 1983,
		it was the headquarters of the vast Kingston Lacy estates.
		For 4 nights at the end of October 2001, the gardens of Kingston lacy House were transformed into an "Enchanted Garden" as thousands of lights (with miles of cables) illuminated the grounds.
	www.whitemill.org /z0015.htm (159 words)

	Kingston Lacy - Dorset
		Kingston Lacy takes its name from its ancient lords the Lacys, Earls of Lincoln, who held it together with Shapwick and Blandford.
		The house was originally built by Sir Ralph Bankes, commencing immediately after the Restoration in 1660, on the supposed site of a palace of the West-Saxon Kings, under the superintendence of John Webb architect, after designs bequeathed by Inigo Jones.
		The illustrious James, Duke of Ormond rented Kingston Lacy for some years, during the minority of the successor of Sir Ralph Bankes, and died in the house 1688.
	www.uk-genealogy.org.uk /england/Dorset/towns/w/Kingstonlacy.html (126 words)

	William John Bankes Egypt and Nubia
		He was the son of Henry Bankes of Kingston Hall (later to be known as Kingston Lacy), Dorset, and the former Frances Woodley (who gave birth to five other children).
		Back in England, most of his wealth and energy went into the reconstruction of Kingston Lacy during the six years after his father's death in 1834 and the enlargement of his outstanding art collection.
		Following generations relegated his collection to the basement rooms and attics at Kingston Lacy, and his portfolio was neglected and forgotten.
	www.cosmopolis.ch /english/cosmo31/egypt_nubia_bankes.htm (1615 words)

	Kingston Lacy
		The sedate rectangle of Kingston Lacy sits amid the vast estates acquired by the Bankes family, whio lived here for over 300 years.
		Sir Roger Pratt was responsible for the original design of Sir Ralph's "Kingston Hall", but the family did not stay long in the unpretentious classical brick house built by Pratt.
		Over the course of 20 years Bankes lavished attention on the house, which he renamed Kingston Lacy.
	www.britainexpress.com /counties/dorset/houses/kingston-lacy.htm (503 words)

	Family History, Dackombe Family Research by J D J Dackombe of bournmouth - 1904
		Dependents state the John Dackum gent deceased, plaintiffs father "did serve King Edward VI the in the wares under the leadage of Sir John Rogers against the late Rebells comoted in the west......
		John Dacum served in these wars as a "petty captayne" and "was hurt betwixt the eye and the nose with an arrowe".
		This suit concerned the manor of Kingston Lacy and Hundreds of Badbury - among the Dep..ents was - Francis Dackham of Kingston Lacy gentlemen aged 30 or thereabouts (His evidence concerned the affairs of Baron v Mervin)
	web.ukonline.co.uk /the.nook/dacinfo/dacjd.htm (1430 words)

	Philae Obelisk
		The House [of Kingston Lacy] is on the right direction.
		He carried it out from the island in the same year, and transported it into his estate "Kingston Lacy House" in 1821.
		Kingston Lacy House and Park is located 2.5 km northwest of the center of Wimborne, where is about 150 km west of London.
	members.aol.com /Sokamoto31/philae.htm (323 words)

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		In ‘Weatherbury Farm’, Martinsham Hall is principally based on Kingston Lacy House although the distance between Weatherbury and Kingston Lacy has been necessarily shortened a great deal.
		Kingston Lacy once belonged to the Bankes family, (they also owned Corfe Castle but were driven out by Cromwell’s troops during the civil war).
		The house and its large estate was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1981 by the late Sir Ralph Bankes together with Corfe Castle.
	members.lycos.co.uk /patmann/martinsham.html (286 words)

	Kingston Lacy, Dorset, England
		Links to information on Kingston Lacy, Dorset from Traveller's World, the internet tourism and accommodation guide to the UK Kingston Lacy House and Estate
		A beautiful National Trust property that is open to the public.
		Photographs of Kingston Lacy House near Wimborne Minster, Dorset
	www.thedorsetpage.com /locations/links.asp?nkey=K050 (164 words)

	The Bible UFO Connection - Ancient Construction - World Obelisks
		The Philae Obelisk, located at Kingston Lacy House and Park at Dorset, England, is 22 feet tall and weighs 1200 pounds.
		Sir William John Bankes, a British antiquarian and scholar, discovered this toppled red granite obelisk on Philae Island south of Aswan, Egypt in 1815.
		He transported it to his estate, Kingston Lacy House, in 1821.
	www.bibleufo.com /ancconstobelwor.htm (386 words)

	DorsetLife On-Line Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Kingston Lacy helps fuel tanker Shell Director through Poole Bridge
		Imagine yourself in a nice warm bed on a winter’s night; the wind is driving the rain hard against the windows.
		This vessel was originally called Kingston Buci, but was re-named Kingston Lacy by the commissioners.
	www.dorsetlife.co.uk /articles/ArticlesDetail.asp?ID=375 (1157 words)

	Young Immigrants to Canada - Mrs. Lacy's Children
		Kingston was the main House of Providence used by this organization but they also used the House of Providence in Hamilton and Toronto.)
		Lacy) to Sisters of St. Joseph Guelph Hamilton District
		Lacy) to Sisters of St. Joseph, Farm Dundas Hamilton District
	ist.uwaterloo.ca /~marj/genealogy/children/lists/lacy.html (955 words)

	Vernacular Architecture Dendro Lists: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Lodge Farm is situated within the Kingston Lacy Estate, which lies approximately two miles north-west of Wimborne Minster, Dorset.
		The archaeological and documentary evidence indicate that it was built as a hunting lodge.
		One of the timbers from the 1985 study, thought to be an attic floor beam, was also dated.
	www.shef.ac.uk /archaeology/dendro/dated-buildings/dorset.html (640 words)

	WHITEMILL WATERMILL, Kingston Lacy estate, by the River Stour in the Domesday parish of Shapwick, near Wimborne, in ...
		WHITEMILL WATERMILL, Kingston Lacy estate, by the River Stour in the Domesday parish of Shapwick, near Wimborne, in Dorset.
		The mill is a part of the Kingston Lacy estate, and stands by the River Stour in the Domesday parish of Shapwick, near Wimborne, in Dorset.
		Whitemill is now in the care of the National Trust and has been conserved to display its rare 18th century timber drive gear, which is now much too fragile ever to work again.
	www.whitemill.org (483 words)

	Lecture: Sir Simon Jenkins: Favorite English Country Houses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		He looks beyond the architecture to focus on the often fascinating and sometimes amusing personal histories of the owners.
		Included are such properties as Bodiam, Hardwick, Kingston Lacy, Chastleton, Castle Drogo, Cothele, and Lanhydrock.
		Sir Simon Jenkins is an award-winning journalist who writes twice-weekly columns for the Times of London and a weekly column for the London Evening Standard, both of which he has edited in the course of his career.
	www.bostonathenaeum.org /englishcountry.html (310 words)

	Ancestry Message Boards - Message [ Bankes ]
		Re: Bankes of Kingston Lacy and Corfe Castle, Dorset, England : H Banks Edwards -- 13 Jun 2003
		Re: Bankes of Kingston Lacy and Corfe Castle, Dorset, England : gill -- 16 Oct 2004
		Re: Bankes of Kingston Lacy and Corfe Castle, Dorset, England : K Burhouse -- 18 Oct 2004
	boards.ancestry.com /mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.Bankes&m=9 (130 words)

	Kingston Lacy \| Museum/Attraction Review \| Bournemouth \| Frommers.com
		An imposing 17th-century mansion set on 101 hectares (250 acres) of wooded park, Kingston Lacy was the home of the Bankes family for more than 300 years.
		During her husband's absence while performing duties as chief justice to King Charles I, Lady Bankes led the defense of the castle, withstanding two sieges before being forced to surrender to Cromwell's forces in 1646 because of the actions of a treacherous follower.
		The keys to Corfe Castle hang in the library at Kingston Lacy.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/bournemouth/A30179.html (292 words)

	National Trust \| Events \| Find an event (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		3 hrs) Visit the greenways and backroads of Kingston Lacy Estate, visiting Lodge Farm, Barford Farm and White Mill and then stopping at a local pub for refreshments.
		Discover the connection between Kingston Lacy and graphite and experiment with this fabulous medium.
		Henrietta Bankes' legacy to the Kingston Lacy Estate in memory of her husband Walter Ralph Bankes.
	www.nationaltrust.org.uk /main/w-vh/w-visits/w-events/w-events-find_event.htm?propertyID=297 (492 words)

	1849 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ancient exempla at Kingston Lacy: Amanda Bradley discusses two Venetian paintings purchased in 1849 by William Bankes fo...
		In May 1849, William Bankes, owner of Kingston Lacy...
		MAGAZINES California History 1/1/2003 Grenier, Judson A. were expanded in 1858 to serve as register of the state land office and to keep records and maps of all lands to which the state was entitled (especially state school lands).
	www.tietosanakirja.org /1849 (347 words)

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