aldingbourne造句

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1. The flower beds are maintained by the Aldingbourne Community Trust.
2. In his diocese Montagu lived at Aldingbourne and Petworth.
3. From his maternal grandfather he inherited the estate of Nyton at Aldingbourne, where he served as churchwarden in 1716.
4. Lord Cudlipp of Aldingbourne, a man credited with creating the feisty modern British tabloid, dies from lung cancer in Chichester, England.
5. Bognor was originally part of the ancient parish of Pagham in the county of Sussex, with a port or haven on the Aldingbourne Rife.
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7. Cudlipp was knighted in 1973 and created "'Baron Cudlipp "', of Aldingbourne in the County of West Sussex in 1974.
8. It comprises the following Arun District wards : Barnham Ward and Walberton Ward; and of the following civil parishes : Aldingbourne, Barnham, Eastergate, Madehurst, Slindon and Walberton.
9. Lord Cudlipp of Aldingbourne, one of the most combative figures in British journalism who was credited with creating the feisty modern British tabloid, died Sunday from lung cancer, his family said.
10. Various monastic houses were established in the Saxon period in Sussex including at Selsey Abbey, Lyminster Priory, Aldingbourne, Beddingham, Bosham, Chichester, Ferring and South Malling, near Lewes.
11. Baptised on 26 August 1614 in the church of St Mary at Aldingbourne near Chichester, he was the first child of William Peckham ( 1596-1671 ) and his first wife Mary Raseld.
12. The parish, named for the small village of Aldingbourne, also contains the much larger settlement of "'Westergate "', as well as smaller settlements Norton, Nyton, Woodgate and Lidsey.
13. The Hospital by this time had 1042 beds, including those in Hollywood Lodge, Aldingbourne House ( a 60-bed unit near Chichester where patients would be sent for seaside holidays ) and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
14. "' Richard Peckham "', christened on 14 May 1717 at the church of St Mary in Aldingbourne, entered New College, Oxford in 1734 but died without marrying on 30 August 1742 and was buried at Arundel.
15. Baron Cudlipp of Aldingbourne, who as editorial director and chairman of the wildly popular Mirror newspapers in the 1950s and'60s brought a new populist vigor to the tabloid press in Britain, died at his home in Chichester, West Sussex, on Sunday.