eydon造句

• It passed through the east of Eydon parish about northeast of the village.
• Its nearest station was at Woodford and Hinton ( later renamed ), about north of Eydon.
• "' Eydon "'is a village and South Northamptonshire, about north-east of Banbury.
• They are evidence of the open field system of farming that prevailed in the parish until 1760, when Inclosure Act for Eydon.
• Until 2011 Geoff Amos Coaches of Eydon had run a Monday to Saturday bus service between Rugby and Banbury via Daventry and Wardington.
• The site was originally occupied by Eydon Lodge, which was acquired in 1788 for ?, 600 by the Reverend Francis Annesley.
• In the 1899 the Great Central Main Line to was built through the same part of Eydon parish, passing about northeast of the village.
• A modified version of the idea was created by the Eydon Kettle Company in the early 1970s and sold as the'Storm Kettle '.
• Eydon Hall was later owned by Colonel Henry Cartwright, member of parliament for South Northamptonshire from 1858 to 1868, who died there in 1890.
• The 1963 " The Reshaping of British Railways " report recommended that BR close the line through Eydon Road, which it did in 1966.
• The Ghillie Kettle company continue to hand-spin their kettles in the UK . Other companies, including the Eydon Kettle Company started manufacture at later dates.
• St . Mary's parish is a member of the Benefice of Woodford Halse with Eydon, Byfield, Northamptonshire, Aston Le Walls and Boddington, Northamptonshire.
• The executors, along with his wife, were the Rev . Francis Annesley, of Eydon in Northamptonshire; Captain John William Spranger; and William Groom of Lincoln's Inn Fields.
• Electric Society, a 9-year-old mare, was consigned by Morven Stud through Walnut Green and purchased by bloodstock agent Alex Scrope for Gerald Leigh's Eydon Hall Farm in England.
• A year after opening, a branch was built between nearby Woodford Halse and Banbury and in 1913, a small station was added on the western edge of Culworth, which had to be named " Eydon Road Halt ".
• In October 1913, a halt was opened on the line at Eydon Road near Culworth and was in fact closer to the village than the Culworth station on the Great Central's main line, which was nearer Moreton Pinkney.