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The first church located here was likely built before the year 1024 on the site of a royal estate.
After the fun was over, Andrew drove eight miles back to the royal estate.
The discovery of a body on a royal estate was not unprecedented.
In the 8th century it is recorded that the village was at the centre of a large royal estate.
Before, the area was part of a royal estate.
To make money, Henry had sold off royal estates at prices well below their value.
Even so, don't take his advice when naming any future royal estates.
It was a royal estate in Saxon times, but how far back into that age?
Standing here was the church, which if anything was part of an old royal estate.
More than a third of the royal estate has been designated as below "target condition."
In this function he was the main administrator of the royal estates.
This ended the royal estate's history as an autonomous entity.
The job pays around $35,000 and requires travel to various royal estates for three months out of the year.
In the Middle Ages it was royal estate and an important market town.
As a penalty, most of Bøur became royal estate property.
The King of Pop will likely leave behind one royal estate battle.
He was delivered, however, to a high-rise government office building on the extensive royal estate.
This led to the establishment of the church site across the river from the royal estate at Partick.
He is also consulted about the running of the Royal Estates.
He admitted that some 39 per cent of the royal estate was below "target condition."
The old royal estate possessed some of the finest standing timber on the planet.
The castle was once integrated with the Halltorps royal estate.
Paulinus also built a number of churches on royal estates.
After considering other places, the king decided to have the exhibition in his royal estate at Tervuren.
Carhampton is thought to have been the centre for a Saxon royal estate.