f Hogarth; and there is a fine large painting of the Dauphincraving charity. There are also portraits of the Hon. Selina Forester, the Hon. EmiliaForester, the Hon. Isabella Forester, and John George, Lord Forester. A correspondingapartment on the opposite side of the entrance hall is Lord… … Willey Hall. Eyton thinks that the true Saxon name of this place is mere likely to be representedby the usual and very old forms Wililey or Wilileg. Domesday records that The same Turold holds Wilit, and Hunnit [holds it] of him.This same [Hunnit] held it [in time of King Edward] and was free. Here…
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