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37. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 186.
38. Kilgallon memoirs, typescript version (afterwards Kilgallon), now in the Gore-Booth papers in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, with thanks for Dr Anne MacVeigh of PRONI, for her assistance for getting me access to them, quoted here with kind permission of Sir Joscelyn Gore-Booth, Bt. Kilgallon’s memoirs were used as a source for the chapter on Lissadell in Mark Bence-Jones, Life in the Irish Country House (1996), otherwise unpublished.
39. Anne Marreco, The Rebel Countess (1967).
40. Mona Hearn, Below Stairs (1993).
41. Kilgallon, p. 1.
42. Kilgallon, p. 4.
43. Kilgallon, p. 5
44. Kilgallon, p. 8.
45. Kilgallon, pp. 20–1.
46. Kilgallon, p. 21.
47. Kilgallon, pp. 22–3.
48. Kilgallon, p. 23.
49. Kilgallon, p. 19.
50. Kilgallon, p. 23.
51. Kilgallon, p. 23.
52. Kilgallon, p. 24.
53. Kilgallon, p. 25.
54. Kilgallon, p. 26.
55. Kilgallon, p. 26.
56. Eric Horne, What the Butler Winked at (1923), p. 62 (afterwards Horne).
57. Horne, p. 78.
58. Horne, p. 63.
59. Horne, p. 64.
60. Horne, p. 64.
61. Horne, p. 64.
62. Horne, pp. 65–6.
63. Horne, p. 66
64. Horne, pp. 66–7.
65. Horne, pp. 68–9.
66. Horne, p. 84.
67. Horne, p. 71.
68. Horne, p. 71.
69. Horne, pp. 77–9.
70. Horne, p. 83.
71. Horne, p. 85.
72. Horne, p. 93.
73. Horne, p. 94.
74. Horne, p. 95.
75. Horne, pp. 96–7.
76. Horne, pp. 98–9.
77. Horne, p. 127.
78. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 50.
79. Information from Basil Morgan, the Rockingham Castle archivist, extracted in a pamphlet, ‘Diary of a Victorian Lady’, pp. 1–2.
80. Information from Basil Morgan, the Rockingham Castle archivist, extracted in the pamphlet ‘Diary of a Victorian Lady’, p. 2.
81. Sambrook, Keeping their Place, pp. 6–7.
82. Sambrook, Keeping their Place, p. 5.
83. Sambrook, Keeping their Place, pp. 10–11.
84. Sambrook, Keeping their Place, p. 29.
85. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 53.
86. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 54.
87. Carnavon papers, Highclere Castle, Box 3, no. 6, HMC 174, 6/7 May 1873, quoted by kind permission of the Earl and Countess of Carnavon and thanks to Lydia Lebus for researching this material.
88. Carnavon papers, Box 3, no. 6, HMC 174, 6/7 May 1873.
89. Carnavon papers, Box 3, no. 6, HMC 174, 6/7 May 1873.
90. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 51.
91. Horn, Rise and Fall, p. 52.
92. MSS at Arundel Castle, dated June 1860, courtesy of the Arundel Castle trustees, and of David Clifton.
93. Information from Mrs Sara Rodger, archivist at Arundel Castle.
94. Hartcup, pp. 96–8.
95. James Miller, Hidden Treasure Houses (2006), pp. 80–95.
96. Copies of these early plans of the house are exhibited at Dalmeny.
97. Duke of Devonshire, Handbook of Chatsworth and Hardwick (1845), pp. 148–9.
98. Devonshire, Handbook, p. 149.
99. Devonshire, Handbook, pp. 149–50.
100. Turner, p. 169.
101. Turner, p. 169.
102. Hardyment, pp. 43–5.
103. Francis Goodwin, Rural Architecture (1835), pp. 3–4 and plates.
104. Goodwin, p. 3.
105. Goodwin, p. 4.
106. William White, ‘Humewood, Co. Wicklow’, in Proceedings of the Royal Institute of British Architects (session 1868–9), 1869, pp. 77–78, and plates (afterwards cited as White).
107. White, pp. 77–80.
108. White, p. 80.
109. White, p. 85.
110. The plans for Humewood are in the Irish Architectural Archive in Dublin; I am grateful to the IAA’s director for drawing my attention to them.
111. Hardyment, p. 18.
112. Hardyment, p. 19.
113. Roger Kerr, The Gentleman’s House (1864), p. 64 (afterwards Kerr).
114. Kerr, pp. 66–8.
115. Kerr, pp. 66–8.
116. Kerr, p. 198.
117. Kerr, pp. 199–200.
118. Kerr, p. 199.
119. Kerr, pp. 199–200.
120. Kerr, p. 203.
121. Kerr, p. 202.