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Hexhamshire is a
former county and
current civil parish in
Northern England. It
included Hexham,
Whitley Chapel, Allendale, and St John Lee (today part...
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Hexhamshire Low
Quarter is a
former civil parish, now in the
parish of
Hexhamshire, in Northumberland, England. It was
situated to the
south of Hexham...
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Tynedale was
historically a
liberty created alongside the
county of
Hexhamshire by
Henry I of England. The
district was
abolished as part of the 2009...
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Hexhamshire Moors is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest covering an
extensive area of
moorland in the Wear
Valley district of north-west
County Durham...
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Culloden Exmoor, West
Somerset &
North Devon Forest of Bowland,
Lancashire Hexhamshire Moors,
Northumberland and
County Durham North York Moors,
North Yorkshire...
- (as with the
Bishop of Ely in Isle of Ely or the
Archbishop of York in
Hexhamshire) then this
officer was
called the
temporal chancellor to distinguish...
- "The
Hexhamshire L****" in a new
arrangement for 2012's By Po****r Request. This
version featured Chris Leslie on lead vocals. Side one "The
Hexhamshire L****"...
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longer official, and are
rarely used
outside the
local po****tions.
Hexhamshire was a
county in the north-east of
England from the
early 12th century...
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England about 4
miles (6 km)
south of Hexham, and in the
parish of
Hexhamshire.
Whitley Chapel is in the
parliamentary constituency of Hexham. In Whitley...
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Hexham was the
administrative centre of the
former Liberty or
Peculiar of
Hexhamshire. In 1715,
James Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Derwen****er,
raised the standard...
