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Monmouthshire when the
county was formed. The town
appears as "Strigulia", "
Chepstowe" and "Castelh Gwent" on the
Cambriae Typus map of 1573. The
castle and...
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Burnbank 59 47 Burrumbeet^ 232 249
Carngham 146 171 Carranballac^ 42 43
Chepstowe 61 60
Chute 18 13
Cross Roads 19 27 Crowlands^ 89 72 Elmhurst^ 183 185...
- Lexton) •
Carngham (1856–1973) •
Carranballac (1910–1973 Bendemere) •
Chepstowe (1849–1967 Mortchup) •
Chute (1866–1959 Charlton) •
Cross Roads • Crowlands...
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Album for Children. A
portion of the album's
proceeds were
donated to
Chepstowe Basic School, Port Antonio, Jamaica. It is led by the
single "Walk Tall"...
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Primary Collection of the
National Portrait Gallery,
London (NPG 4893).
Chepstowe Castle 1875
Tintern Abbey 1875
Princess Alice,
daughter of
Queen Victoria...
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Musselroe Woolnorth Victoria Ararat Bald
Hills Bulgana Challi****
Hills Chepstowe Codrington Coonooer Bridge Crowlands Dundonnell Hepburn Kiata Lal Lal...
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Bench of
towns close to
Borriyalloak at Skipton, Linton,
Carngham and
Chepstowe. He was
known as a
thoughtful magistrate,
devoted to the
duties of his...
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Yarrawonga Weir Wind
farms (List)
Ararat Bald
Hills Bulgana Challi****
Hills Chepstowe Codrington Coonooer Bridge Crowlands Dundonnell Hepburn Kiata Lal Lal...
- Healesville), 1863–1950, 1998–today Lake
Tyers (near
Lakes Entrance), 1863–today
Chepstowe (near
Ballarat on
Baillie Cr****), c.1865–1901
Kangerton (near Hawkesdale...
- (repealed) 18 Eliz. 1. c. 18 15
March 1576 An Act for the
repairing of
Chepstowe Bridge. (Repealed by
Chepstow Bridge (Maintenance, etc.) Act 1605 (3 Jas...
