Knole

(nəʊl)

(Named Buildings) a mansion in Sevenoaks in Kent: built (1454) for Thomas Bourchier, Archbishop of Canterbury; later granted to the Sackville family, who made major alterations (1603–08)

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START this three-mile walk from the front gate of Knole House, Sevenoaks, Kent, by turning left on to the drive and follow wall to corner.

Walk of the week; Inside Out Quick guide to turning your free time into fun time

The whole family can enjoy this walk exploring the wildlife of Knole House, Kent's only deer park, which has hardly changed since medieval times.

Walk OF THE WEEK; Going out Staying in Ultimate home comforts PAGE 39; Making the most of your free time; KNOLE DEER PARK WALK, SEVENOAKS, KENT

K Richter, variation of condition 2 on previous |permission for building of two detached houses, Knole House, 2 Northgate, Honley.

PLANNING

The Grand Tour had already started in a small way and, as a souvenir of the Apennines, Salvator Rosa devised his Wayfarers Trapped by Bandits (Knole House, Kent).

Salvator Rosa at the Dulwich Gallery

He said the vehicle crashed into the driveway of Knole House and crashed into a stone wall that was back-filled.

'Momentary' slip cost sports STARANDY's life

Inspired by this possibility, we staged a performance of Daniel's Cleopatra in March 2013 at Goodenough College, London, and in June 2014 performed selected scenes at Knole House, Kent, Clifford's home.

Daniel's Cleopatra and Lady Anne Clifford: From a Jacobean Portrait to Modern Performance

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