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Saint Aldate (/ˈɔːldeɪt/; died 577) was a
bishop of Gloucester,
venerated as a
saint in the
Roman Catholic Church with the
feast day of 4 February, and...
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Aldate's may
refer to: St
Aldate's, Oxford, a
street in
Oxford St
Aldate's Church, an
Anglican church in
Oxford St
Aldate, a
former Bishop of Gloucester...
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Aldate's is a
Church of
England parish church in the
centre of Oxford, in the
Deanery and
Diocese of Oxford. The
church is on the
street named St Aldate's...
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Aldate's (/ˈɔːldeɪts/, like "all dates") is a
street in
central Oxford, England,
named after Saint Aldate, but
formerly known as Fish Street. The street...
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almost all
aspects of the
history of science. In the
Faculty of
Music on St
Aldate's is the Bate
Collection of
Musical Instruments, a
collection mostly of instruments...
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Cornmarket Street (pedestrianised),
Queen Street (mainly pedestrianised), St
Aldate's and the High
Street ("the High";
blocked for
through traffic). Cornmarket...
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Saints of Anglo-Saxon
England British /
Welsh Aldate of
Oxford Barloc of
Norbury Brannoc of
Braunton Branwalator of
Milton Credan of
Evesham Congar...
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brothers became commissioned officers in the
Church Lads'
Brigade at St
Aldate's Church.
Lawrence claimed that he ran away from home
around 1905, and served...
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Carfax is the
junction of St
Aldate's (south),
Cornmarket Street (north),
Queen Street (west) and the High
Street (east) in Oxford, England. It is considered...
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connecting to
Kings Walk
Shopping Centre,
Market Parade, The
Oxbode and St
Aldate Street.
Kings Square was
built in
between 1927 and 1929. This
involved the...
