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Goldcliff (Welsh: Allteuryn) is a village,
parish and
community to the
south east of the city of
Newport in
South Wales. It lies
within the
Newport city...
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William de
Goldcliff (died 12
January 1229), was
Bishop of
Llandaff from 1219
until his
death in 1229. He had
formerly been the
Prior of
Goldcliff Priory...
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Goldcliff Priory was a
Benedictine monastery in
Goldcliff, Newport,
South Wales. It was
established in 1113 by
Robert de
Chandos as a
subsidiary house...
- St Mary Magdalene's
Church stands in the
village of
Goldcliff, to the
southeast of the city of Newport, Wales. An
active parish church and a
Grade II...
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Dunwich Ecclesfield Edith Weston Ellingham Everdon Eye
Folkestone Frampton Goldcliff Grovebury Hamble Harmondsworth Hatfield Regis Haugham Hayling Headley...
- (Chepstow) and elsewhere, and
evidence of
lowland occupation notably at
Goldcliff. The
Latin word
Silures is of
Celtic origin,
perhaps derived from the...
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early twelfth century, the
church p****ed into the
property of the new
Goldcliff Priory, and by 1142 had been
renamed in
dedication to St
Alban as well...
- Priory.
Among these St
Neots Priory was
particularly large. Bec also had
Goldcliff Priory in Monmouthshire. The
London suburb of
Tooting Bec
takes its name...
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Newport Wetlands is a
wildlife reserve covering parts of Uskmouth, Nash and
Goldcliff, in the south-east of the city of Newport,
South Wales. The
reserve was...
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reclaimed from the sea. Administratively,
Whitson is part of the
community of
Goldcliff. Sir
Joseph Bradney, in his
History of
Monmouthshire (1922), is undecided...
