Rivington, Luke

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• Luke Rivington —     Luke Rivington     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Luke Rivington     Born in London, May, 1838; died in London, 30 May, 1899; fourth son of Francis Rivington, a well known London publisher. He was educated at Highgate Grammar School and Magdalen… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Rivington (disambiguation) — Rivington is a village in Lancashire, England. It may also refer to: * Rivington Pike * Rivington and Blackrod High School * Rivington Water Treatment Works * Upper Rivington Reservoir * Lower Rivington ReservoirPeople* Charles Rivington, a… …   Wikipedia

• Rivington (Begriffsklärung) — Rivington bezeichnet: Rivington, Ort in England Rivington ist der Familienname folgender Personen: James Rivington (1724–1802), britisch amerikanischer Journalist und Herausgeber Luke Rivington (1838–1899), englischer Priester und Autor Diese… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Luke Rivington — (born in London, May 1838; died in London, 30 May1899) was an English Roman Catholic priest and controversial writer.LifeHe was the fourth son of Francis Rivington, a London publisher. He was educated at Highgate Grammar School and Magdalen… …   Wikipedia

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