Definition of Limeburning. Meaning of Limeburning. Synonyms of Limeburning

- by coalmining and limestone mining for generations until the 1960s. Limeburning kilns in Great Britain 19th century limekilns at Froghall. A preserved...
- 24/2/04 Obituary of Ginny Fiennes (née Pepper) Aldsworth, Fred (1979). Limeburning and the Amberley Chalkpits. Chichester: West Sus**** County Council. ISBN 0-900800-33-X...
- Limeworks were once the largest lime workings in the north of Wales. Limeburning at Minera is recorded from as early as 1620 but the Minera Lime Company...
- immediately leased all the chalk pits in Glynde and Beddingham to a Lewes limeburning partnership. Three pits were named: Glyndebourne, Brigden, and Balcombe...
- Zealand  224/6d (55 overs) v Yorkshire 111 (55 overs) Debbie Hockley 115* (127) Sue Metcalfe 1/32 (11 overs) Ruth Limeburn 50 (83) Sue Brown 4/21 (11 overs)...
- used for importing culm, an inferior type of coal which was used in the limeburning process. It was also the site for "glatting" which was the hunting of...
- limewinning at Coves and Acre quarries had p****ed to Nessend Quarry by 1861. Limeburning was, by inference, taking place at Lower Kennedy by 1860, but that does...
- the Llanelly Railway in 1857 encouraged an increase in quarrying and limeburning in the area. The original bank of six kilns was built between August...
- in the previous year's King George who was accompanied by his pacemaker Limeburn and Terimon, who had finished second in the 1989 Epsom Derby and won the...
- the Steine. Some fields were used for small-scale activities such as limeburning and market gardening, but most were farmed by individuals. The laine...