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3 giorni fa · A brand new climb over the Long Mynd, and return via The Wrekin and long descent down Jigger’s Bank! Start time 8am, check out the route here. Age 18+ | Ticket £35. Starting from Dudley Kingswinford RFC*, Round the Wrekin is back this Sunday with three brand new routes for 2024! All funds generated from the event go directly to supporting ...
3 giorni fa · The tide is currently falling in Compton Bay Beach. As you can see on the tide chart, the highest tide of 1.7m was at 6:03am and the lowest tide of 1.2m was at 1:57am. Click here to see Compton Bay Beach tide times for the week.
4 giorni fa · The earliest parish register gives mixed entries from 1673 to 1813. In these the Goldfinch and the Harris families figure largely, the one as tenants of Compton manor house, the other of Silkstead Priors. In 1745 is an entry of the burial of James Lowe, a ship carpenter, 'accidentally killed by overthrow of a cart.
15 ore fa · 8) Francis Crick (1916-2004) Francis Harry Compton Crick was born in Northamptonshire, England in 1916. He was an English biophysicist, molecular biologist, and neuroscientist. Along with Rosalind Franklin, James Watson, and Maurice Wilkins played important roles in deciphering the helical structure of the DNA molecule.
2 giorni fa · Their son Edward, first Earl Winterton, (fn. 78) thus inherited Down, and his son, Edward, second Earl Winterton, was in possession in 1808. (fn. 79) Between 1831 and 1838 the third earl sold it to Mr. James Mangles, M.P. for Guildford in 1831, 1832, and 1835. (fn. 80) Mr. Mangles died in 1838. The property was settled for life on Mrs. Mangles.
3 giorni fa · Old Compton Street. This street was originally called Compton Street, and its whole length is so named on Rocque's map published in 1746. On Horwood's map of 1799 the part between Greek Street and Crown Street is called Little Compton Street and is so named in the parish ratebooks from the 1820's.
5 giorni fa · Rawlings's Charity. According to an inscription on a monumental tablet in the church at Long Compton John Rawlings, who died in 1778, left to the poor of the parish £20, the interest to be given to them in bread on 14 April yearly. The endowment now consists of £20 9 s. 3 d. 2½ per cent.
