goldcliff造句

• Goldcliff, as " Goldcliffe ", and nearby Nash are two of the few villages to appear on the Cambriae Typus map of 1573.
• The aluminium putchers, with a diamond mesh, were supplied ready-formed, although at Goldcliff they were strengthened with additional wire bands.
• Nash and nearby Goldcliff, as Nash and Goldcliffe, are two of the few villages to appear on the Cambriae Typus map of 1573.
• Goldcliff Community Council is a member of the Campaign Against the Levels Motorway ( CALM ) Alliance formed in 2006 by the Friends of the Earth Cymru
• The Putchers at Goldcliff were traditionally open in weave, being constructed from hazel rods and withy saplings cut in the autumn from a withy plantation at Llanwern.
• Robert de Chandos was followed by his son Robert, who died in 1120 and was buried on the south side of the choir in Goldcliff parish church.
• A salmon fishery of some kind was probably in operation at the time of the Priory at Goldcliff and then passed, at the time of the Newport fishmonger.
• The building is on the site of a previous church, built in the 11th century, which was given by Robert de Chandos to Goldcliff Priory in 1113.
• Bec also owned and managed St Neots Priory as well as a number of other British foundations, including Goldcliff Priory in Monmouthshire founded in 1113 by Robert de Chandos.
• The higher coastal parts of the area were certainly reclaimed by the late-11th and early-12th century when Goldcliff and Nash were granted to the Benedictine priory.
• The " kype ", a basket similar to the putcher but more elaborate, for catching shrimp and eel, seems also to have been constructed for use at Goldcliff.
• On occasion, the procession of the Mari Lwyd would start as far north as Newbridge-on-Usk and proceed through the town, ending as far south as Goldcliff.
• Bell was instrumental in the discovery of the mesolithic footprints and in 2004 his work at Goldcliff featured on Channel 4's archaeological television programme " Time Team ".
• In 1334 the prior Phillip Gopillarius ( " Philip de Gopylers " ) was charged along with a monk, some clergy and fifty other persons from Newport, wrecked at Goldcliff.
• In the 1940s and 1950s, before the development of the steelworks, local children would cross the seven stiles from Lliswerry over the fields at Llanwern to walk down to the Goldcliff seawall.
• Together with the neighbouring parishes of Goldcliff and Whitson, Nash is one of the " Three Parishes " which have long been treated as a unit  geographical, socially, economically and ecclesiastically.
• Similar though smaller outcrops of Jurassic rocks can be found at Goldcliff on the Severn Estuary and also, concealed beneath more recent sediments, near the mouth of the Ebbw River south of Newport.
• The mixed school for the parishes of Goldcliff and Whitson was erected in 1872 for 60 children and in 1901 had an average attendance of 46, with a Miss Mary Edith Tomlinson as the mistress.
• For example at Goldcliff near Newport the church has a small brass plaque, inside on the north wall near the altar, today about three feet above ground level, marking the height of the flood waters.
• The fishery at Porton was acquired in 1902 by the Pontypool Park Estate and was for many years run during the fishing season run by Mr Keyte, a member of a long-established family of Goldcliff farmers.