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Martley is a
village and
civil parish in the
Malvern Hills district of the
English county of Worcestershire. It is
approximately nine
miles north-west...
- John
Martley (1844–1882) was an
Irish 19th
century poet. He
contributed pieces to
several Dublin magazines before his
early death in 1882. His
works were...
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William Martley (4
January 1824 – 6
February 1874) was the
locomotive superintendent of the London,
Chatham and
Dover Railway (LCDR) in
England from 1860...
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School is a
mixed gender secondary school with
academy status located in
Martley, Worcestershire, England. The
school has
about 700
students on roll who...
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George Martley Davis (7
January 1860 – 20 July 1938) was an
Australian politician. He was born in
Emerald Hill to
grazier George Davis and Mary Critchley...
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their parish. Poor law
unions were established. In west
Worcestershire the
Martley Poor Law
Union was
established to take the poor from the
following parishes...
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recommendation was "unfortunate". Kay
Martley and
Debra Tate also
continued to
oppose granting parole.
Martley stated "this man does not
belong outside...
- Fathers,
Second Series. Vol. VI.
Translated by Fremantle, W.H.; Lewis, G.;
Martley, W.G. Buffalo, N.Y.:
Christian Literature Publishing Co. §29. Bizzell,...
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Jeffrey Martley Mariette Hartley as
Diana Martley Monica Parker as
Gloria Washburn Harry Ditson as
Harold Clevish Sarah Stevens as
Nancy Martley Danny Higham...
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moved to
Worcestershire as a
teenager and
attended The
Chantry School in
Martley,
where he enjo****
writing essays and was one of only two boys to take cookery...
