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William Thirning KS (died 1413) was an
English justice. He
served as a
commissioner of the
peace in 1377 in
Northamptonshire and as a
commissioner of Oyer...
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Castle (built 1887) in
Queen Street and
originally known as Ambleside;
Thirning Villa, (built 1868) and now part of
Pratten Park;
Gallop House in Arthur...
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Thirn is a
village and
civil parish in
North Yorkshire, England. It is
situated close to the
River Ure,
about 3
miles (5 km) south-west of Bedale. The...
- from the succession. In response, Henry's
legal advisors, led by
William Thirning,
dissuaded Henry from
claiming the
throne by
right of
conquest and instead...
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District Constituency BJP INC NPP
Tawang 1
Lumla BJP
Tsering Lhamu INC
Jampa Thirnly Kunkhap 2
Tawang BJP
Tsering Dorjee NPP
Namgey Tsering 3
Mukto BJP Pema...
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taken at the 2011 Census.
Details were
included in the
civil parish of
Thirn.
There is no
village in the parish, but
there are a few houses, the most...
- 2011
Census was less than 100.
Details are
included in the
civil parish of
Thirn. The po****tion in 2015 was
estimated to be 20. Langdale,
Thomas (1822)...
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Legal offices Preceded by Sir
Robert Belknap Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas 1388–1395 Succeeded by
William Thirning...
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Bealknap 1374–1388
Exiled Sir
Robert Charleton 1388–1395 Died
William Thirning 1396–1413 Died
Richard Norton 1413–1420 Died Sir
William Babington 1423–1436...
- Tansterne, Tanton, Teesville, Templeborough, Terrington, Thackley, Thearne,
Thirn, Thirsk, Thirtleby, Thixendale, Thorganby, Thornaby-on-Tees,
Thornbury (West...
