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Slindon is a
mostly rural village and
civil parish in the Arun
District of West Sus****, England,
containing a
developed nucleus amid woodland. Much of...
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through a team from the
small village of
Slindon,
which bordered on his
Goodwood estate. The rise to fame of
Slindon Cricket Club was
based on the play of...
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Slindon Cricket Club was
famous in the
middle part of the 18th
century when it
claimed to have the best team in England. It was
located at
Slindon, a village...
- Nore
Folly (also
known as
Slindon Folly) is a
stone construction located near the
village of
Slindon, West Sus****,
United Kingdom. The
folly resembles...
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Chichester Church in
Slindon and St
Anthony of
Viareggio Church in Rose Green, Aldwick. St
Richard of
Chichester Church in
Slindon is
situated on Top Road...
- a win for
Slindon by 9 wickets.
Slindon pla**** an
unnamed team on 28 July and
Richmond said in a
letter that it
ended in a brawl.
Slindon's most famous...
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warrant issued in 1716. His son
James was
released and
later settled in
Slindon, West Sus****.
Charles was born 3
September 1693 in
Little Parndon, Es****...
- team at the
Artillery Ground, Kent
winning by one wicket. In September,
Slindon Cricket Club
defeated London Cricket Club and then
issued a
challenge to...
- ****uality and
Subordination (London: Routledge, 1989). "The
Belloc Family: A
Slindon destiny". 11
December 2014. Shattock,
Joanne (2004). "Parkes [married name...
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permitted to
found priories across the country.
Stephen Langton died at
Slindon, near Chichester, Sus****, on 9 July 1228. He was
buried in open ground...
