- Rainhill.
Windle contained the
smaller Hardshaw,
described as a
berewick in the
Domesday Book. It was in
Hardshaw that
Chapel Lane was constructed. The...
- of St
Helens wards of Eccleston,
Grange Park,
Marshalls Cross, Parr and
Hardshaw, Queen's Park, Rainhill,
Sutton and Bold,
Thatto Heath, and West Sutton...
- Ashton-in-Makerfield
Astley Atherton Aughton Bootle Childwall Crosby Eccleston Everton Hardshaw within Windle Ince-in-Makerfield
Formby Huyton Kirkby Knowsley Leigh Litherland...
-
Crewdson (6 June 1780 – 8 May 1844) was a
minister of the
Quaker meeting at
Hardshaw East, Manchester. He
wrote A
Beacon to the
Society of Friends, a work published...
- 1832 An Act for
lighting with Gas the Town of
Saint Helens, the
Hamlet of
Hardshaw-****-Windle, and the
several Townships of Windle, Parr, Eccleston, and Sutton...
-
Bolton le
Moors Bootle Bury
Crosby Deane Eccles Eccleston Everton Flixton Hardshaw within Windle Ince-in-Makerfield
Formby Huyton Heaton Norris Kirkby Leigh...
- Lancashire, a
ceremonial county in
North West England, at
Windle with
Hardshaw, a township, in the
parish and
union of Prescot,
hundred of West Derby...
- (part);
Broad Oak (part);
Grange Park;
Marshalls Cross; Moss Bank; Parr and
Hardshaw; Queen's Park;
Sutton and Bold (part);
Thatto Heath; West Sutton; and Windle...
- bequeath] to a
stock towards finding a
priest at St. Helen's
Chapel in
Hardshaw, and to the
maintenance of God's
divine service there for ever, if the...
-
Cowley Hill,
Gerards Bridge,
Hardshaw,
Islands Brow, Laffak, Moss Bank,
Pocket Nook,
Windle Ashes and
Windle Smithy.
Hardshaw (or
antiquated Hardsheigh)...
