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Bradyll or
Braddyll Can
refer to:-
Wilson Gale-Braddyll
Colonel Thomas Bradyll -
Owner of the
South Hetton Colliery in the 1830s.
Bradyll (locomotive)...
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Dodding Bradyll (1689–1748) was an
English politician and businessman. Born at
Conishead Priory, Lancashire, to
merchant John
Bradyll and Sarah, the daughter...
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Bradyll is an
early steam locomotive built by
Timothy Hackworth at his Soho
Works in Shildon,
England in 1840.
Built in 1840, it is one of the oldest...
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manor until 1677–78, when it was sold by
Edward Southworth to
Thomas Bradyll.
Bradyll never lived at the hall but
stripped much of its
interior features...
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Analysis Æequationum
Universalis (in Latin) (2nd ed.). London:
Thomas Bradyll. doi:10.3931/e-rara-13516. "Accelerated and
Modified Newton Methods". Archived...
- childless, so the
estate p****ed
through her
sister Sarah, wife of John
Bradyll of Portfield, to
their son
Dodding Braddyll, Whig MP for
Lancaster 1715–22...
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Mount Pleasant Complex in the
Falkland Islands. This was
removed c. 2011
Bradyll (locomotive) "A-6
Intruder (A-6E) Gate Guardian". Wikimapia. "A-7 Corsair...
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Hetton Colliery. The
South Hetton Coal Company,
owned by
Colonel Thomas Bradyll,
first sank
shafts in 1831.
Large scale production began two
years later...
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nephew of the then
Governor of Calcutta,
Thomas Broddyll (also
spelled Bradyll). She bore two
children in
quick succession, but her
husband and both of...
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Museum Group. p. 5.
Retrieved 17
April 2024. "Steam locomotive,
entitled Bradyll". Our collection.
National Railway Museum.
Retrieved 15 July 2011. ""Etherley"...
