10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STAITHE»
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staithe in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Post Office Directory Of The Counties of Cambridge, ...
Andrews William 8. Qnay Bacon Miss, Butt lands Bell Mrs. Staithe street Bellott
Lieut. Edward r.w. Bases lane Bensley George David, High street Brunning John
Harbord. Staithe street Chapman James, West house Davidson James
Alexander, ...
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On English Lagoons: Being an Account of the Voyage of Two ...
Mooring — Hickling Staithe. Min. temp., 44°. E.N.E. wind. Sedge- warbler's eg<is
sucked ; saw sparrow-hawk in stack. „ 9. — Mooring — Hickling Staithe. Min.
temp., 44°. Blew strong from E.N.E. ; rain. Reed-buntings have young ; young
linnets ...
Peter Henry Emerson, 1893
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the post office directory of cambridge, norfolk and suffolk
Garwood Rose (Miss), young ladies' boarding school, Burnt street Gas Works (
Francis B. Southgate, collector), Park road Gibbs William, grocer, tallow chandler,
Sc wine Sc spirit merchant, Staithe st Glazebrook William Poinpey, Crown family
...
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The Post Office Directory of Norfolk & Suffolk
Butt lands Harmful Mr. William, Pleasant place Harvey Mrs. Butt lands □ Haycock
Mr. Joseph, Staithe street Hickman Rev. Edward B. [Independent], Theatre street
Johns Capt. Stephen, Theatre street Rump Hugh, esq. New rood Rump Misses ...
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE, NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK
Meaton Rev. William Albert [Congregational], Pleasant place Pilling Rev. John
Rushworth m.a. Rectory Plowman The Misses, Freeman street It lokhaui George,
Staithe street liandell Mrs. New road Rump Hugh Robert, Standard road Rust ...
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Language contact in the British Isles: Proceedings of the ...
Another noteworthy feature in Norwich from a Scandinavian point of view is the
use of the word staithe for wharfs and landing—stages along the river. Most of
these wharfs are no longer in use or are known by other names today.
Per Sture Ureland, George Broderick, 1991
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Norfolk Archaeology: Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to ...
In documentary times the great Staithe or Quay was evidently just below Fye
Bridge, called in the thirteenth century " Caium de Fibrigge," and at the present
time " Quay Side." If the common market was on Tombland this would be the
natural ...
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Norfolk Archaeology, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to ...
The causeway passed on the south side of the moat and led to a landing stage or
staithe by the river, which was in the manor “intirely” with its rights and royalties.
The remains of an island still exist half-way between the Castle and Coltishall ...
similar names to be corruptions of " Roscelyn." He has first placed " Lovell's
Staithe " by Sandling's Ferry,9 but has afterwards erased it and written it in
between the two lines just quoted relating to Roscelyn Staithe. All which shews
that he had ...
The staithe is connected direct to the colliery-yard by a double line of railway, one
full and one empty way. The full way falls from the colliery to the staithe-head with
a gradient of about 1 in 70, the waggons gravitating to the staithe-head in sets.
North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, 1898
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STAITHE»
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staithe is used in the context of the following news items.
Fenland District Council election 2015: Three candidates for Staithe …
Fenland District Council election 2015: Three candidates for Staithe ward, ... Labour, the Conservatives and UKIP are represented in the battle for the Staithe ... «Wisbech Standard, Apr 15»
New tourism project to highlight Stalham's history
-Stalham Staithe – the staithe is often described as the “gateway to the Broads”, situated about half a mile away from the market town. Situated on the Staithe is ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Apr 15»
Photo gallery: Your pictures of Northern Lights from north Norfolk …
Mr Pearson was at Burnham Overy Staithe harbour, Mr Rowley-Hill was at Cley Windmill and Mr Arnold was Morston Quay. To view their pictures click on the ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Feb 15»
Pretty period property in North Norfolk
Situated in Burnham Overy Staithe, a small village on the North Norfolk coast, is Rahere cottage, a pretty period property with an enclosed south facing garden. «Country Life, Jan 15»
Norfolk: a guide to autumn weekend breaks
The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe is the best place to stay if you want direct access to the coastal path and marshes. Double rooms with breakfast from £100 ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
Glimpsing the spectacular Northern Lights in East Anglia
The aurora are more commonly seen in more northern latitudes. The aurora reflected in the water at Burnham Overy Staithe in Norfolk. Credit: Chris Lewis / C ... «ITV News, Sep 14»
Walking on Dunston Staithes for first time in 20 years
Heritage open days The Dunston Staithes open to the public this weekend. Retired policeman Reg Redfern and wife Wendy, Reg used to work on the railway ... «ChronicleLive, Sep 14»
Artists hold exhibition at Brancaster Staithe hall
Jill Ilett, left, and Jill Rolfe, who posed for this photo after setting up the exhibition, have been displaying their works at the Brancaster Staithe village hall ... «Lynn News, Aug 14»
Local talent on show at Brancaster Staithe festival
The team at Brancastaer Staithe's The Jolly Sailors pub are preparing to hold their fifth annual Norfolk Ale and Music Festival with plenty of local talent on show. «Lynn News, Jun 14»
Restoration of Dunston Staithes on Gateshead riverside begins at last
The first new timbers have been grafted on to Dunston Staithes on the Gateshead riverside as the first move in a £450,000 restoration programme. Dunston ... «The Journal, May 14»
