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Batheaston is a
village and
civil parish 2
miles (3.2 km) east of the
English city of Bath, on the
north bank of the
River Avon. The
parish had a po****tion...
- flat-topped hill and the site of an Iron Age hill fort,
above the
village of
Batheaston in Somerset, England. The hill
rises to 191
metres (627 ft)
above the...
- 1850s and
replaced a ford and ferry. The road over the
bridge between Batheaston and
Bathampton is single-track with give way signs. On the Bathampton...
- that Drax and his friends—all
members of Mrs. Millers'
poetry set in
Batheaston—were
interested in
Silbury Hill,
because they
thought it
paralleled the...
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accomplished scholar, and
studied at
Christ Church, Oxford. He
became vicar of
Batheaston, and was
Rawlinsonian Professor of Anglo-Saxon (1808–1812), and afterwards...
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villages in between.
Suburbs of the city
bordering the
green belt
include Batheaston, Bathford, Bathampton, the
University of Bath campus, Ensleigh, Twerton...
- The
Church of St John the
Baptist in Northend,
Batheaston within the
English county of
Somerset was
built in the 12th
century and
remodelled in the 15th...
- court-reporter, J. J. Goodwin.
Goodwin was born on 20
September 1870 at
Batheaston, England. His
father Josiah Goodwin was a
stenographer and an
editor of...
- sons
together and at
least eight daughters. Wood died at
Eagle House,
Batheaston (his home in
later years) on 16 June 1781 and was
buried beside his father...
- service,
Colonel Blathwayt and his
family moved from
India to
Eagle House,
Batheaston, on the
outskirts of Bath. Her
younger brother, William,
trained as an...
