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Withers –
earlier Wither,
Wyther – is an
English surname of Old
English origin. It is
today a not
uncommon family name
found throughout the Anglosphere...
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conincrijcken ende landen. The
first translation into English, by
Stephen Wythers, was
published in 1561 in
London as A very
profitable treatise made by...
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Settle &
Carlisle Aire
Valley Marina Redcote Lane /
Redcote Lane
footbridge Wyther Lane aka Amen
Corner Broad Lane,
leading to
Bramley Kirkstall Brewery Bridge...
- been part of an
arrangement made
between the Ely
people and a
Nicholas Wythers of
Norwich in 1675. He was paid £30 per
annum to
employ the poor to "spin...
- of the Sea" (1903) "The
Martyrdom of Estella" (1902) "The Old
Chest at
Wyther Grange" (1903) "The Osborne's Christmas" (1903) "The
Romance of Aunt Beatrice"...
- Kent 32. John Dale Hadleigh,
Suffolk weaver Bury St
Edmunds Prison 33.
Matthew Withers (or
Wythers) June 1558
Newgate Prison,
London 34.
Thomas Tyler...
- wages.
William Gott
lived in
various mansions,
including Denison Hall and
Wyther Hall at Leeds, and Bay Fort at Torquay, Devon. He
married twice and had...
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Thomas Archard Thomas Humfrey Thomas Smart George How John Prat
William Wythers Children born at the
colony Virginia Dare
Harvie Manteo Towaye English...
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Anand Desai-Barochia as
Janzo Andrew Howard as Gate
Marshal Cedric Wythers (seasons 1–2)
Robyn Malcolm as Elinor/the
Mistress (seasons 1–2) Kevin...
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Beeching cuts.
Originally located south of
Kirkstall Bridge next to today's
Wyther Lane, it had been
moved north of it by 1906. It was
demolished after closure...
