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Droxford (arch. Drokensford) is a
village in Hampshire, England. The
village is
clustered with
slight ribbon development along its main, north–south, undulating...
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Droxford railway station was an
intermediate station on the Meon
Valley Railway,
built to a
design by T. P.
Figgis and
opened in 1903. It
served the villages...
- John
Droxford (sometimes John Drokensford; died 9 May 1329), was a
Bishop of Bath and Wells. He was
elected 5
February 1309 and
consecrated 9 November...
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Benjamin Russell Mackintosh Stoneham,
Baron Stoneham of
Droxford (born 26
August 1948) is a
British peer, journalist, and
Liberal Democrat politician....
- from
Fareham to
Droxford only, and a
similar service from the
northern end only from
Alton to Farringdon. The
southern section to
Droxford was
closed completely...
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Church of St Mary and All
Saints is an
Anglican church in the
village of
Droxford, in Hampshire, England. It is in the
Diocese of Portsmouth, and is one...
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immediately to the
north of Corhampton. It is
located two
miles north of
Droxford and five
miles north-east of Bishop's Waltham. Its name
first appears in...
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districts and
parts of a third,
which were all
abolished at the same time:
Droxford Rural District Winchester Muni****l
Borough Winchester Rural District (except...
- the city of Aleppo. On the
morning of 3
December 2024,
analysts such as
Droxford Maritime saw that a
tanker and some
warships were
leaving Tartus. By the...
- depth-charge throwers. A
single Bofors 40 mm gun
completed the armament. HMS
Droxford served for a time as the
tender for
Glasgow and
Strathclyde Universities...
