- made for the
extraction of
these clays. In the past, the
lignite or "
Bovey Coal" was
burned in
local kilns;
steam engines; and workmen's cottages. It...
- clay and
lignite (brown
coal) pit in 1750 at what has come to be
known at Blue
Waters near
Bovey Tracey.
Referred to as the "
coal adventure" in the pottery...
-
claystones that can be
mined for
kaolin clay, such as the ball
clays found at
Bovey Tracey which formed by the
erosion of a
nearby kaolinised granite. These...
-
Ironwood Ishpeming Negaunee Wakefield White Pine
Aurora Babbitt Biwabik Bovey Buhl
Calumet Chisholm Coleraine Crosby Cuyuna Ely
Eveleth Gilbert Hibbing...
-
predominantly lower to
middle working-class. In 'Blood on the Flag',
Major Nigel Bovey identifies 21
towns and
cities that are
north of
London --
three in Scotland...
-
mines and two or
three trials within the
triangle formed by the
towns of
Bovey Tracey and
Moretonhampstead and the
village of Hennock,
which worked deposits...
- clay
along the
canal and the
Teign Estuary from the
Bovey Basin to the port of Teignmouth.
Coal,
manure and
agricultural produce were also
shipped along...
- Earl of
Radnor 1767-12-17 27
February 1725 – 28
January 1776
Henry Taylor Bovey 1902-06-05 7
March 1850 – 2
February 1912
William Bovill 1867-05-09 26 May...
- Brush-Ljungstrom 1 × 1,100 kW
Richardsons Westgarth Brown Bovey 1 × 3,750 kW
Richardsons Westgarth Brown Bovey 1 × 3,750 kW
Bellis and
Morcon 1 × 5,000 kW Brush-Ljungstrom...
- included: the
Cherokee Plantation in
South Carolina;
Stapleford Park and
Bovey Castle, both in England; and
Carnegie Abbey in
Rhode Island. Each is a private...
