- The
Yelde Hall is a
public facility in the
Market Place, in Chippenham, Wiltshire, England. The building,
which was the
meeting place of
Chippenham Borough...
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Charter of
Incorporation in 1554.
Analysis of the wood used to
build the
Yelde Hall
indicates that the
market hall was
built around 1450. The Shambles...
- 1929
Locally listed. Architects:
Frank Nash and H.T. Bonner.
Chippenham Yelde Hall More
images Wiltshire 1450
Grade I
listed (1267996).
Chippenham Chippenham...
- Spanish). El País.
Retrieved 17 May 2016.
Yelde [sic], con dos tantos, abrió la
goleada que
cerraron Javi y
Julen (
Yelde, with two goals,
started routing that...
- (in the
plains of
Bengal -
neighboring British India), in 1772 and
Palden Yelde,
tutor to the
young Dalai Lama at the time,
helped arbitrate the negotiations...
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Grittleton House estate, to pay for a new town hall to
replace the
ageing Yelde Hall in the
Market Place. The site they
selected had been
occupied by a...
- The
Yelde Hall and the
Council Chamber...
-
Territorial Force,
trained and
equipped as hussars. The
regiment was
based at the
Yelde Hall in
Chippenham at this time. Its
organisation was: It was
ranked 1st...
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landis possessionis and
annuel rentis.)
Supply Act 1424 (c 10) (Of a
general yelde to be
rasyt for the
payment of the
finance to be made in
Ingland for our...
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December 2022. The
Yelde Hall and the
Council Chamber –
Chippenham –
Wiltshire –
England |
British Listed Buildings "History of the
Yelde Hall". Archived...