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Pennycomequick is the site of a
former Devonport prison that
today forms part of the
inner suburbs of the city of Plymouth, Devon, England. It is mostly...
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Pennycomequick (1926 –
October 1945) was a
British Thoroughbred racehorse and broodmare. She
showed promise as a two-year-old in 1928 when she won her...
- to the
north east the wide
river bed
which led up past
Millbridge to
Pennycomequick and
beyond to the
bottom of Ford Park Cemetery, was
reclaimed and infilled...
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Mills Milehouse Millbay Millbridge Morice Town
Mutley North Prospect Pennycomequick Pennycross Peverell Plympton Plymstock Roborough St
Budeaux Southway...
- Jane (1917),
Pogrom (1922),
Saucy Sue (1925),
Short Story (1926) and
Pennycomequick (1929); and St
Leger Stakes:- Book Law (1927). He
famously never won...
- one time
known as
Pennycomequick, an
Anglicisation of the
Celtic Pen-y-cwm-cuic 'head of the cr****'; this is the same as
Pennycomequick, a
district in Plymouth...
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crossed what used to be the
Deadlake or
Stonehouse Cr****, to the west of
Pennycomequick, the
south of
Stoke village and to the east of
Stoke Church. It derives...
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Street one
route ran
eastwards along Paradise Road and
Stuart Road to
Pennycomequick,
serving the LSWR
station and
terminating near
North Road
station in...
- 1837
Stone arch II
Carries West
Coast Main Line over the
River Penk
Pennycomequick Viaduct a.k.a.
Plymouth Loop
Viaduct Plymouth Stone arch
Penponds Viaduct...
- sixteen-volume
collection (1872 and 1877) The
Mystery of
Suffering The
Pennycomequicks The Preacher's
Pocket Post-Mediaeval Preachers, (1865) The Tragedy...
