- A
borough is an
administrative division in
various English-speaking countries. In principle, the term
borough designates a self-governing
walled town...
-
surviving male child) was
known as "
Borough English",
after its
former practice in
various ancient English boroughs. It was
enforced only
against those...
- and Brixham. The
borough consists of 24.27 sq mi (62.9 km2) of land
around the east-facing Tor Bay, part of Lyme Bay on the
English Channel. A po****r...
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County boroughs Muni****l or non-county
boroughs Rural boroughs Many of the
older boroughs could trace their origin to
medieval charters or were
boroughs by...
- The
English football league system, also
known as the
football pyramid, is a
series of
interconnected leagues for men's ****ociation
football clubs in...
- RED-ing) is a town and
borough in Berkshire, England, and the
county town of Berkshire. Most of its built-up area lies
within the
Borough of Reading, although...
- A
rotten or
pocket borough, also
known as a
nomination borough or
proprietorial borough, was a
parliamentary borough or
constituency in England, Great...
-
Created in 1974 by the
Local Government Act 1972,
metropolitan boroughs are
defined in
English law as
metropolitan districts within metropolitan counties...
- is a
borough of New York City
located at the
westernmost end of Long
Island in the
State of New York.
Formerly an
independent city, the
borough is coextensive...
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London boroughs and the City of London. The
London boroughs were all
created on 1
April 1965. Upon creation,
twelve were
designated Inner London boroughs and...
