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divided into four townships: Blatchinworth, Calderbrook,
Wardleworth and
Wuerdle & Wardle.
Excluding the
large chapelry of Saddleworth,
which lay entirely...
- Rochdale. In 1868 the
boundary was
extended to
include Wardleworth, Spotland,
Wuerdle, Belfield, Newbold, Buersill, and Marland. 1918–1950: The
County Borough...
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Wardle was
anciently linked with
Wuerdle, and lay
within the
township of
Hundersfield and
parish of Rochdale.
Wuerdle and
Wardle would later split from...
-
Blatchinworth and Calderbrook;
Todmorden and Walsden; Wardleworth; and
Wuerdle and Wardle,
bring the
total number of
divisions to eight.
Manchester (ancient...
- Moss
Brook Hey
Brook Stanney Brook River Beal Ash
Brook Clegg Hall
Brook Wuerdle Brook Stubley Brook Featherstall Brook Ealees Brook Town
House Brook Greenvale...
-
sanitation for
parts of the then
townships of
Blatchinworth and Calderbrook, of
Wuerdle and
Wardle and of Butterworth, with the
local board's
territory being expanded...
-
Tonge Radcliffe Radcliffe Rochdale Castleton, Spotland, Butterworth,
Wuerdle and Wardle, Wardleworth,
Blatchinworth and Calderbrook,
Todmorden and Walsden...
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Blatchinworth & Calderbrook, Butterworth, Castleton, Spotland, Wardleworth,
Wuerdle & Wardle.
Salford PLU Broughton, Pendlebury, Pendleton, Salford. Stockport...
- Rochdale. The
divisions were
Blatchinworth and Calderbrook, Wardleworth, and
Wuerdle and
Wardle in
Lancashire and
Todmorden and
Walsden which became part of...
- Lancashire; east of
watercourse of
Buckley Brook was Wardleworth's
boundary with
Wuerdle and Wardle. In 1825, well
after the
demise of the
Buckleys of Buckley,...
