- boundary.
Barming is
mentioned in the
Domesday Book, and was then
described as
being divided into East and West; the
latter being known as
Little Barming, and...
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Barm, also
called ale yeast, is the foam or s****
formed on the top of a
fermenting liquid, such as beer, wine, or
feedstock for
spirits or
industrial ethanol...
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pasty barm (also
called a
pastie barm cake or a
pastie flour cake) is a
delicacy native to Bolton, a town in
North West England. The
pasty barm consists...
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Barming railway station is
located in
Tonbridge and
Malling Borough, west of
Maidstone in Kent, England, and
approximately 1 mile from
Barming and Maidstone...
- A
barm cake is a soft, round,
flattish bread item from
North West England,
traditionally leavened with
barm.
Bacon is
often the
filling for a
barm cake...
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Oakwood Hospital in
Barming Heath near Maidstone,
England was a
psychiatric hospital founded in 1833 as the Kent
County Lunatic Asylum.
Following transfer...
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Barm or Borm (Persian: برم) in Iran may
refer to:
Barm-e Jamal, Fars
Province Barm-e Shur, Fars
Province Barm-e Siah, Fars
Province Barm-e Siah Rudtalkh...
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Barming Heath is an area of north-western
Maidstone in Kent, England. Its
parish church is
dedicated to St Andrew.
Barming East
Barming Oakwood Hospital...
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southeast of Maidstone:
Barming (created 1934)
Bearsted Boughton Monchelsea Coxheath East
Barming (abolished to
create Barming CP in 1934) East Farleigh...
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Other origins for "
barm"
could relate to the use of the
froth from
fermented ale,
which is a form of
yeast referred to as
barm. This was used in place...
