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...ble'''; 2 April 1761, [[Warrington, Lancashire]]{{snd}}27 February 1836, [[Addlestone]]) was an English actress, a member of the [[Kemble (family)|Kemble family] [[Category:Actresses from Warrington]] ...

| clubs4 = [[Addlestone F.C.|Addlestone & Weybridge Town]] ...a comeback a year later in [[non-league]] football with [[Addlestone F.C.|Addlestone & Weybridge Town]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.craywands.co.uk/83-84.pdf| ...

| city = [[Addlestone]] | free_1 = [[:Category:People educated at St George's College, Weybridge|Old Georgians]] ...

| subdivision_name5 = [[Addlestone]] | 83.5% [[White people in the United Kingdom|White]] ...

| official_name = Addlestone | static_image_name = St Paul, Addlestone - geograph.org.uk - 1517212.jpg ...

| birth_place = [[Addlestone]], Surrey, England ...editor of ''[[Agenda (poetry journal)|Agenda]]'' until 1996. Other friends from that time whose careers intersected with his own were [[Kevin Crossley-Holl ...

|birth_place= [[Addlestone]], Surrey He was born Arnold Nugent Strode Jackson at [[Addlestone]], Surrey, changing his surname to Strode-Jackson on 31 March 1919 (as note ...

| death_place = [[Addlestone]], Surrey, England ...to 1679'' ... With biographical and historical notes. London, 1825.</ref> From 1826 to 1827, he published the second series of [[Alaric Alexander Watts]]' ...

| birth_name = Julian Rossi Ashton<!-- only use if different from name --> ...}} for living artists, {{Birth date|1851|01|27|df=y}} for dead. For living people supply only the year unless the exact date is already WIDELY published, as ...

The current village name 'Pyrford' is derived from the [[Old English|Saxon dialect of Old English]] combined term "Pyrianford" The [[Rowley Bristow Hospital]] from 1928 to 1992 was in Pyrford in the area now occupied by St Martin's Mews an ...

...From the 1830s he concentrated on civil engineering with his major project from 1838 being the construction of the [[London and Brighton Railway]]. The new company manufactured an extensive range of products from [[blast furnace]]s, and [[rolling mill]]s, wrought iron rails, 'bearers' (b ...

...(due to [[World War I]]), from 1940 to 1943 (due to [[World War II]]), and from 2020 to 2021 (due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]). ...final]] which had an attendance of 75,609. It's not known exactly how many people stayed to watch the match.</ref><br />''Second replay:'' 2000+ ...

...ly {{convert|34.6|km}} west of central London. Its name is thought to come from a marker, placed where the parish boundaries of [[Chertsey]], [[Chobham]] a ...mprises Longcross together with [[Lyne, Surrey|Lyne]], [[Ottershaw]] and [[Addlestone]].<ref>[http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/LeadKeyFigures ...

...tinued economic growth and the expanding networks of [[public transport]], people (particularly the [[middle-class]]) would then slowly migrate towards the s ...'s [[urban sprawl]] began in the nineteenth century when labourers flocked from the countryside to work in the new factories that were then springing up. L ...

...Addlestone|River Bourne]] and its northern tributary, the [[River Bourne, Addlestone#Upper Tributaries|Hale, Mill Bourne or Windle Brook]] run through the villa [[St Lawrence]] Church is on the High Street. Its earliest parts date from about 1080 although there may have been an earlier church on the site. It ...

...scribes as a pseudonym, giving his name as John Clark Jennett, living at [[Addlestone]].<ref>{{cite book |title=Catalog of Copyright Entries 1943 Books New Serie Jennett was from [[Yorkshire]].<ref name="Ricorso">{{cite web |title=Seán Jennett |url=http: ...

...[[Hayes and Harlington (UK Parliament constituency)|Hayes and Harlington]] from [[1983 United Kingdom general election|1983]] to his retirement in 1997, ha ...er London Council]] took issue with comments he made regarding [[arrears]] from the Strongbridge Housing Association.<ref name=TelegraphObituary /> ...

{{other people||Anthony Lewis (disambiguation)}} ...ttps://archive.org/details/ifcapfits0000unse/page/110}}</ref> is a [[Welsh people|Welsh]] former [[cricket]]er, who [[Captain (cricket)|captained]] [[England ...

...en, London|Acton Green]], London. From his mother's side, he was descended from [[Edward Coke|Sir Edward Coke]]. He was educated at [[University College Sc ...at-law had already declined, but common law judges could only be appointed from amongst the serjeants-at-law, so it was customary for any appointee who was ...

...''Arthur Graham White''' (14 April 1899 – 24 December 1957), was a [[Welsh people|Welsh]] [[double agent]] for the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] during t ...on his return on 23 August and he used his radio to send several messages from London to Germany over the next week.<ref name=DAS/>{{rp|40–43}} ...