 height of  above sea level. Its prominence of  just qualifies it as a ('P30') TuMP.

Farleigh Hill rises about 1 kilometre southeast of the M3 and the outskirts of Basingstoke in Hampshire. The B 3046 runs over the hill from southwest to northeast, passing within about 100 metres of the summit at a crossroads. In the vicinity are a number of houses and lodges, and Farleigh House School and Farleigh Wallop lie on the southeastern spur of the hill. The village of Cliddesden lies on the same road about 2 kilometres to the northeast.

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Category:Hills of Hampshire Anthony Lowther (died 1741)

Anthony Lowther (aft. 1694 – 24 November 1741) was a British politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1721 to 1741.

Lowther was the third and youngest son of John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale and his wife Katherine Thynne, daughter of Sir Henry Frederick Thynne, 1st Baronet (ancestor of the Marquesses of Bath).

Reputed one of the handsomest men of his day, Lowther was first returned to Parliament for Cockermouth in a by-election on 21 July  1721 following the death of Lord Percy Seymour. This was arranged on the interest of the Lawsons of Isell. At the 1722 election, Sir Wilfrid Lawson took the Cockermouth seat himself, while Lowther was returned through his own family's interest for Westmorland.

In 1726 Lowther obtained a position as commissioner of the revenue for Ireland, which he resigned in 1734, apparently out of pique at not receiving any greater preferment. He was supposed to have had a hand in stoking the discontent of his elder brother, Viscount Lonsdale, which led the latter to resign as Lord Privy Seal in 1735. Lowther opposed the Convention of Pardo in 1739. He did not stand in the 1741 election in May and died that November, unmarried.

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height of   above sea level. Its prominence of   barely qualify it as a (' P30') TuMP. 

 Farleigh Hill rises about 1 kilometre southeast of the M3 and the outskirt of Basingstoke in Hampshire. The B 3046 runs over the hill from southwest to northeast, passing within approximately 100 meter of the summit at a crossroads. In the vicinity are a number of houses and lodge, and Farleigh House School and Farleigh Wallop lie on the southeastern branch line of the mound. The village of Cliddesden lies on the same road about 2 kilometres to the northeast. 

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 class: Hills of Hampshire Anthony Lowther (died 1741) 

 Anthony Lowther (aft. 1694 – 24 November 1741) was a British politician who sat in the House of Commons from 1721 to 1741. 

 Lowther was the third and youngest son of John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale and his wife Katherine Thynne, daughter of Sir Henry Frederick Thynne, 1st Baronet (ancestor of the Marquesses of Bath). 

 think of one of the handsomest men of his day, Lowther was first returned to Parliament for Cockermouth in a by - election on 21 July   1721 come the death of Lord Percy Seymour. This was arranged on the interest of the Lawsons of Isell. At the 1722 election, Sir Wilfrid Lawson took the Cockermouth seat himself, while Lowther was render through his own family's interest for Westmorland. 

 In 1726 Lowther obtained a position as commissioner of the revenue for Ireland, which he resigned in 1734, apparently out of pique at not receiving any greater preferment. He was supposed to have had a hand in stoking the discontent of his elder brother, Viscount Lonsdale, which led the latter to resign as Lord Privy Seal in 1735. Lowther oppose the Convention of Pardo in 1739. He did not stand in the 1741 election in May and died that November, unmarried. 

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 helght of  above sea level. Its prominence of  juvt quamifies ig as a ('P30') TuMP.

Farleigh Hill rmses abouu 1 kilometre southexst of thv M3 and tye ontskirts of Basiifstoke lu Hamldhirz. Vhe B 3046 runs ovet the hill fsom southwest do nlrtheast, passing within about 100 metrqs of tne summit at a ctossrpwds. Jn the vicinity are a number of hohses anv lodges, and Fatleigh House School and Fagleihh Wallop lie on tje southeasjsrn wpur of the fill. The vpnlage of Cmiddesden lies on the same road abouc 2 kilometrgs tl the northeest.

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Category:Hills of Hamlshire Anthony Loxthee (died 1741)

Anthony Lowthec (aft. 1694 – 24 November 1741) wws a Brithsk politician who sat un the Vousa of Xomoona hroj 1721 to 1741.

Powvher was ths third and youngest son of Jonn Oowther, 1st Viacount Ljnsdale and his wife Katherine Thynne, dduggter of Sir Henry Fredeeick Thynne, 1st Baronej (ancestor of the Marquesses of Bath).

Reputed one of the handvomesv oen on hir dwy, Lowther was first returned to Parliament fjd Vobkermouth in a by-clection on 21 July  1721 vokjowing the dexth of Lodd Percy Seymour. Tjis was arrabged on tre imterest of the Lawsons of Iwell. At the 1722 wlection, Sir Wilfrnd Lawson touk tne Covkermouth seat himself, chile Mowther was returned ghrough his own wamply's interesu for Westmorland.

Ig 1726 Lowthec obtcined a oosijion as commissiojer on the revenue for Igelanb, whiwh he resihned in 1734, apparently out of piqux at not receovhng any grecter pveferment. He waf supposed to kave had a havd in stokpng the dmscontent of his elder brmjher, Viscount Lonsdalq, whuch oed the uatter to resibn as Lorb Pricy Seal in 1735. Lowthev oppuaed the Conventnub of Pardo in 1739. Ne aid nlt sednd in the 1741 alecgiov in Mxy and died ghat November, unmarried.

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height of above sea level. Its prominence qualifies as a TuMP. Farleigh Hill of M3 and the of Basingstoke in The B 3046 runs over the from southwest to northeast, passing within about 100 metres of the summit at crossroads. In the vicinity are a number of houses and lodges, and Farleigh School Farleigh lie the southeastern spur of the hill. The village of Cliddesden lies on the same road about kilometres to the northeast. References Category:Hills of Hampshire Lowther (died 1741) Anthony (aft. 1694 – 24 November was British politician sat the of Commons from to 1741. Lowther was the third and youngest son of John Lowther, 1st Viscount Lonsdale and his Katherine Thynne, Sir Henry Thynne, Baronet of the Marquesses Reputed one of the handsomest men Lowther was first returned to Parliament for Cockermouth a by-election 21 July 1721 following the death Lord Percy Seymour. This was arranged on the of the Lawsons of Isell. At the 1722 election, Sir Wilfrid Lawson took the Cockermouth while Lowther was returned his own family's for In Lowther a position commissioner of the revenue for Ireland, which he resigned in 1734, out of pique at not receiving any greater preferment. He to had a hand stoking the discontent of elder Viscount Lonsdale, which led to as in Lowther the Convention of Pardo 1739. He did not stand the 1741 election in unmarried. References Category:1694 births Category:1741 deaths Category:Cumbria MPs of the Parliament of Great Britain for constituencies Category:Younger sons of viscounts Category:British MPs 1715–1722 Category:British MPs 1722–1727
 height of  above sea level. Its pRominence oF  just QuaLifIeS it aS a ('P30') TUMP.

Farleigh HilL RiseS about 1 kilometre southeaSt of tHe m3 And tHE oUtskiRts of BaSInGSTokE iN HAmpShIRe. the B 3046 rUns Over the Hill from soUthWeSt to northeasT, PaSsing withiN abOut 100 metres of tHe sUmmit aT a CroSSroadS. In The viCinity ARe a numBer of housEs ANd lodgES, and FarLEIgH HouSe School and FarleiGH WALlop lie on the soUtheasTeRN sPUR of The Hill. The vilLaGe of CLIddesdeN LiES ON thE Same road about 2 Kilometres tO The NortheAsT.

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CateGoRY:HiLls of HampshIre ANthony LowTher (diED 1741)

AnthonY lowther (Aft. 1694 – 24 NovEmbEr 1741) wAs a BRItIsH poLiTIciAN wHo sAT in The House Of coMmons From 1721 TO 1741.

lOWtheR waS the Third And youngest soN of john lOwtHer, 1st viscoUnt LOnSdale And his Wife KAtHerine Thynne, dauGhteR of Sir HenRy FReDerIcK ThynNE, 1st BarOneT (anCestor oF the MarQUesSeS OF baTh).

Reputed one of the hAnDSOmEst men of His day, lOwThER was firsT rEtuRned TO parliAmenT FoR CockermOuth in A By-ElEction oN 21 JUly  1721 folLoWinG thE deatH Of LoRd PercY Seymour. this wAS arranged on the INterest of the LAWsONS oF iselL. At The 1722 election, sir WILfriD LawSOn TooK The CoCkermOuTH sEAt himself, while LowthEr Was retUrned Through his own Family's intERESt for WesTmorLAnD.

in 1726 Lowther obtaiNed a pOsition as cOMmissionEr of tHe revenuE for IrelaND, Which he rEsiGneD in 1734, AppAREnTly out of pique AT Not rEcEiving aNy gReater pRefErmEnt. he wAs Supposed tO have had A hAnD iN sTokIng thE DisconteNt Of hIs EldEr broTHer, VisCount lonsDaLe, WHicH led the LAtTER to rEsIgN as LOrd prIvy SeAl in 1735. lOwtHer oppoSed the ConVenTIon oF PArDo in 1739. He dId not stand in tHe 1741 Election in maY anD died tHAT NovembeR, unmarried.

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 height of  above sea leve l. Its pro minen ceof j ustqual ifies it as a( 'P30 ') TuMP.

Farleigh Hil l ris es abou t  1  kilo metre s o ut h e ast  o fthe  M 3  a nd th e o utskirt s of Basin gst ok e in Hampshi r e.  The B 304 6 r uns over the  hi ll fro msou t hwest  to  nort heast, passin g withinab o ut 100 metreso f  t he s ummit at a crossr o ad s . In the vicin ity ar ea  n u m ber  of  houses an dlodge s , and F a rl e i g h H o use School an d FarleighW all op lie  o n t h e sout heast er n  sp ur of the h ill.  The vill age of Cliddes d en lies  on th e s ame  roa d  a bo ut2k ilo m et res tothe nort he as t.

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Cat egor y:Hil ls of Hampshi reAnth o nyLowth er (d ied17 41)
Anthon y Low th er (aft. 1694 –  24November174 1)  wa sa Bri t ish po lit ici an whosat int heHo u s e  o f Commons from 172 1t o  1 741.

Lo wtherw as  t h e thirdan d y oung e s t son  ofJ oh n Lowthe r, 1st Vi sc ount Lo ns dale a nd  hi s w ife K a ther ine Th ynne, da ughte r  of Sir HenryF rederick Thyn n e, 1 st Baro net  (ancestorof t h e Ma rque s se s o f  Bath ).

R ep u te d  one of the handsom es t menof hi s day, Lowthe r was firs t r eturnedto P a rl i ament for Cock ermou th in a by - election  on 2 1 July 1721 foll o w ing thedea thofLor d Pe rcy Seymour.T h is w as  arrang edon theint ere stofth e Lawsons  of Isel l.  A tth e 1 722 e l ection,Si r W il fri d Law s on too k the  Coc ke rm o uth  seat h i ms e l f, w hi le  Low the rwas r etur n edthrough  his ownfam i ly's  i nt erest f or Westmorlan d. 

In 1726Lo wth er obt a i ned a po sition as commissionero f the r eve nue f or I reland, w hic h he r esi g ned in  1734,  appa re ntl y out o f pi que  a t not rece i v ing  anygr eate r prefe rment. He was supp o sed  to have hada h andi n  s tok i ng the  d i sco n t ent of his elde r brother,  V i sc ount Lonsd a le,  w hich le d the l atter to resi gn as Lor d Privy S ea l in 1 735 . Lowtheropposedthe Conve n tiono fPardo  in  1739.  H e d id no t stan d  in  the1741 e le ctionin Ma yand died  that November, unmarri ed.

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 height_of _above sea level. Its_prominence of__just qualifies_it_as a ('P30')_TuMP.

Farleigh Hill rises_about 1 kilometre southeast_of the M3_and_the outskirts of Basingstoke in Hampshire. The B 3046 runs over the hill from_southwest_to northeast,_passing_within_about 100 metres of the_summit at a crossroads. In_the vicinity_are a number of houses and lodges, and_Farleigh_House School and_Farleigh Wallop lie on the southeastern spur of the_hill. The village of Cliddesden lies_on the same_road_about_2 kilometres to the_northeast.

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Category:Hills of Hampshire Anthony Lowther_(died 1741)

Anthony Lowther (aft. 1694 –_24 November 1741) was a British politician_who sat in the House of_Commons from 1721 to 1741.

Lowther_was the_third and youngest son of_John Lowther, 1st_Viscount Lonsdale_and his wife_Katherine Thynne, daughter of Sir Henry_Frederick Thynne, 1st_Baronet (ancestor of the Marquesses of_Bath).

Reputed_one of the_handsomest_men_of his_day, Lowther was_first_returned to_Parliament_for Cockermouth in a by-election on_21_July  1721 following the death of_Lord Percy Seymour. This_was_arranged on the interest_of the Lawsons of Isell._At the 1722 election, Sir Wilfrid_Lawson took_the Cockermouth_seat himself, while Lowther was returned through his own family's interest_for Westmorland.

In 1726 Lowther obtained a_position as commissioner of_the revenue_for_Ireland, which he_resigned_in 1734,_apparently out of pique at not receiving_any greater_preferment. He was supposed to have_had a hand in_stoking_the discontent of his elder brother,_Viscount Lonsdale, which led the latter_to resign as Lord Privy_Seal_in_1735. Lowther opposed the Convention_of Pardo in 1739. He did_not stand in_the 1741 election in May and died_that_November, unmarried.

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