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Tealby is a
village and
civil parish in the West
Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England,
situated on the edge of the
Lincolnshire Wolds and 3 miles...
- Mary
Tealby (née Bates; 30
December 1801 – 3
October 1865) was an
English animal welfare campaigner. She is
noted for
founding the
Battersea Dogs' Home...
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change in the
production of
coins from the
reign of Stephen,
until the
Tealby penny was introduced,
minted from 1158 to 1180.
These coins'
weight and...
- The
Tealby ****d is a ****d of
medieval coins found at
Tealby,
Lincolnshire in 1807. The
discovery of the coin ****d was
first reported in the Stamford...
- over its history.
Battersea was
established in
Holloway in 1860 by Mary
Tealby (1801–1865). She
called it "The
Temporary Home for Lost and
Starving Dogs"...
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crosses are
incised in the church's
altar stone. The "cross-and-crosslets" or
Tealby pennies minted under Henry II of
England during 1158–1180 have the "Jerusalem...
- and limestone) (present from
Stenigot southwards)
Tealby Formation (mudstone - but
including the '
Tealby Limestone Member')
Claxby Ironstone Formation Upper/late...
- available). In 1158, a new
coinage was
introduced by King
Henry II (known as the
Tealby penny), with a
Tower Pound (5,400 grains, 349.9 g) of 92.5%
silver minted...
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silver (i.e.
sterling silver) was
instituted by
Henry II in 1158 with the "
Tealby Penny" — a
hammered coin. 1500s
Penny By the 16th
century it
contained about...
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Elton John and
Bernie Taupin,
except where noted. Side one "When I Was
Tealby Abbey" – 2:35 "And the
Clock Goes Round" – 3:06 "Sitting
Doing Nothing"...
