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Dibden Purlieu in Hampshire, on the
border of the New Forest, and
Bedford Purlieus, once part of
Rockingham Forest; also as Purley, in London, and Purley...
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Bedford Purlieus is a 211-hectare (520-acre)
ancient woodland in Cambridgeshire, in the
United Kingdom. It is a
national nature reserve and Site of Special...
- are now
visitor attractions.
Within the
parish of
Thornhaugh is
Bedford Purlieus National Nature Reserve, an
historic woodland of 520
acres and part of...
- States,
continues his
reports of the
process of his
Americanization in the
purlieus of the
Stork and
other New York
night clubs. Young,
Anthony (28 May 2015)...
- or chasing.
Disafforested lands on the edge of the
forest were
known as
purlieus;
agriculture was
permitted here and deer
escaping from the
forest into...
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confined to
seeing that the
Forest Law was
enforced in the borders, or
purlieus, of the
royal forests.
Above them were the Foresters-in-Fee (later called...
- Ufford. Nearby,
Castor Hanglands,
Barnack Hills and
Holes and
Bedford Purlieus national nature reserves are each
sites of
special scientific interest...
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Council of Ministers, and even the
lower coteries of the
palace or its
purlieus, all
affect to
regard this
marriage as an
amazing humiliation..." [citation...
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attributed to him, was a
wholesale fabrication put
together (about 1445) in the
purlieus of the
Royal Chancellery of
Charles VII to lend
countenance to the Pragmatic...
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Burton Latimer –
Byfield Caldecote –
Caldecott –
Canons Ashby –
Carlton Purlieus –
Castle Ashby –
Caswell –
Cattle End –
Chacombe –
Chadstone –
Chapel Brampton...
