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Medburn may
refer to:
Peter de
Medburn (fl. 1294),
English medieval jurist and
university chancellor Medburn, Northumberland,
village in
Ponteland civil...
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currently members of the
Combined Counties League Division One and play at the
Medburn Ground, Radlett.
Belstone were
founded in 1983,
initially playing Sunday...
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village of Ponteland, the
Darras Hall estate, and the
villages of Kirkley,
Medburn,
Milbourne and Prestwick. The name Ponteland,
first attested in 1256, means...
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Peter de
Medburn was an
English medieval jurist and
university chancellor.
Peter de
Medburn was a
Doctor of Laws. In 1294, he was
Chancellor of the University...
- 2016 and
formally called the
Medburn Centre, the
complex boasts a 24.96m
swimming pool,
climbing wall, gymnasium, the
Medburn Hall,
squash courts, new changing...
- was
found dead by her
boyfriend and his
brother at her parents'
house in
Medburn. A
spokesperson for the
Northumbria Police reported that
there did not...
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Medburn Street –
Richard Platt, 16th
century brewer and
local landowner, who gave part of his land at
Medburn Farm, Hertfordshire...
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Newcastle via Oakwood,
Great Whittington, Matfen, Stamfordham, Dalton,
Medburn,
Darras Hall, Ponteland, Callerton, Westerhope,
Slatyford &
Cowgate 688...
- 1293
Roger de
Martival (afterwards
Bishop of Salisbury) 1294
Peter de
Medburn 1294
Roger de
Weseham 1297
Richard de
Clyve 1300
James de
Cobeham 1302...
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buildings were
located between Chalton Street and
Medburn Street;
Medburn Street was used as the address.
Medburn Street was
demolished when,
between 1958 and...
