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Selsey (/ˈsɛlsi/) is a
seaside town and
civil parish,
about eight miles (12 km)
south of
Chichester in West Sus****, England.
Selsey lies at the southernmost...
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Selsey Bill is a
headland into the
English Channel on the
south coast of
England in the
county of West Sus****. The
southernmost town in Sus**** is Selsey...
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region of West Sus****
along with
Brighton and Hove. The
episcopal see at
Selsey was
founded by
Saint Wilfrid,
formerly Bishop of the Northumbrians, for...
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Daniel is one of the most
common given names.
People named Daniel, as well as
informal forms like "Dan" and "Danny", include: Dan Akin (born 1998), British...
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Baron Selsey, of
Selsey in the
County of Sus****, was a
title in the
Peerage of
Great Britain. It was
created on 13
August 1794 for Sir
James Peachey,...
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between Chichester and
Selsey, in West Sus****. The line,
which opened in 1897, was also
known as
Hundred of
Manhood and
Selsey Tramway. It was opened...
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Selsey South is an
electoral ward of
Chichester District, West Sus****,
England and
returns two
members to sit on
Chichester District Council. Following...
- St Peter's
Church is the
parish church of
Selsey, West Sus****, and
dates from the 13th century. The
church building was
originally situated at the location...
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Selsey Abbey was
founded by St
Wilfrid in AD 681 on land
donated at
Selsey by the
local Anglo-Saxon ruler, King Æðelwealh of Sus****, Sus****'s
first Christian...
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Sigeferth or
Sigefirth or Sicgga, was the
third Bishop of
Selsey,
consecrated in 733 by Tatwine, the
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Sigeferth was
still bishop...
