- The name of
Soignies comes from the
Latin word sunia****,
which means "on the Senne". The
spring of the
Senne is near
Soignies.
After Soignies, the river...
- Landry, Landric, Landericus, or
Landry of
Soignies,
commonly known as
Saint Landry of Metz (died c. 17
April 692–700 AD) was a
Roman Catholic Bishop of...
- of the
Battle of
Waterloo in 1816; his note to this line: "The wood of
Soignies is
supposed to be a
remnant of the
forest of Ardennes,
famous in Boiardo's...
- Chaussée-Notre-Dame-Louvignies, Neufvilles,
Soignies (town) (Zinnik), and
Thieusies compose the muni****lity of
Soignies.
Naast was
mentioned for the
first time...
- Belgium.
Casteau has
become a
district of the muni****lity of
Soignies,
centred around Soignies (town), and
together with the
former villages, now districts:...
- The Arrondis****t of
Soignies (French: Arrondis****t de
Soignies; Dutch: Arrondis****t Zinnik) is one of the
seven administrative arrondis****ts in...
-
limestone in the
Shenandoah Valley in the US, from the
Hainaut quarries in
Soignies, Belgium, and from
quarries in
County Carlow,
County Galway and County...
- Saint-Vincent de
Soignies (French: Collégiale Saint-Vincent de
Soignies) or Saint-Vincent
Collegiate Church of
Soignies is a
church located in
Soignies, Hainaut...
- RC
Soignies is a
Belgian rugby union club
currently competing in the
Belgian Elite League. The club is
based in
Soignies in Hainaut. The
official colours...
-
Gontier de
Soignies was a
medieval trouvère and
composer who was
active from
around 1180 to 1220.
Gontier was from the
region of
Soignies in the County...
