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Place name County Entry Source Aldwark Derbyshire Aldwark .-- township, Bradbourne par., N. Derbyshire, 4 miles NW. of Wirksworth, 967 ac., pop. 52. Bartholomew ALDWARK Derbyshire Bradbourne parish, Derby; near Mouldridgehill and the Peak railway, 4½ miles NW of Wirksworth. Acres, 935. Pop., 65. Houses Imperial ASHBORNE, or Ashbourne Derbyshire Bradbourne. Acres, 11,442. Pop., 4,876. Houses, 1,041. The district consists of Asborne poor-law union and part Imperial ATLOW Derbyshire Bradbourne parish, Derby; on a branch of the river Dove, 4½ miles-NE by E of Ashborne r. station Imperial BALLIDON Derbyshire Bradbourne parish, Derby; near the North Stafford railway, 6 miles W by N of Wirksworth. Post Town, Brassington under Wirksworth Imperial Bradbourne Derbyshire Bradbourne , par. and township, N. Derbyshire. 5 miles NE. of Ashborne -- par., 6253 ac., pop. 1145; township, 1445 ac., pop. 138. Bartholomew BRADBOURNE Derbyshire BRADBOURNE , a township in Ashborne district, and a parish in Ashborne and Bakewell districts, Derby. The township lies on an affluent Imperial Bradbourne Hall Kent Bradbourne Hall , 2½ m. SW. of Sevenoaks, W. Kent. Bartholomew Bradbourne Park Kent Bradbourne Park , 3¾ m. NW. of Maidstone, Kent. Bartholomew BRADBOURNE PARK Kent BRADBOURNE PARK , the seat of the Twisden family in East Malling parish, Kent; 3¾ miles WNW of Maidstone. A younger Imperial Brassington Derbyshire Brassington , township and vil., Bradbourne par., N. Derbyshire, 3 miles NW. of Wirksworth, 4221 ac., pop. 690; P.O. Bartholomew BRASSINGTON Derbyshire Bradbourne parish; lies 4 miles W by N of Wirksworth, and 7 WSW of Cromford r. station; and has a post Imperial HARTINGTON Derbyshire parts of Ashborne and Bradbourne parishes; and is in the district of Ashborne. Acres, 29, 671. Pop., 1, 652. Houses, 332. Imperial KENT Kent Bradbourn House, Brastead Place, Brockhill House, Broke House, Brooklyn, Broomhill, Broomlands, Chick's Court, Chilham Castle, Chilston Park, Chipstead Place Imperial Lea Hall Derbyshire Lea Hall , township, Bradbourne par., Derbyshire, 4 miles NE. of Wirksworth, 455 ac., pop. 18. Bartholomew LEA-HALL Derbyshire hamlet in Bradbourne parish, Derby; near the Cromford canal, 4¼ miles NE of Worksworth. Acres, 450. Pop., 21. Houses, 3. Imperial LICHFIELD Derbyshire
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StaffordshireBradbourne; and the p. curacies of Alsop, Clifton, Kniveton, Hulland, Osmaston, Parwich, Snelston, and Tissington. The deanery of Ashover contains Imperial MALLING (EAST) Kent Bradbourne House is the seat of the Misses Twisden. About 300 acres are under hops; and there are two paper Imperial OTFORD Kent Bradbourn r. stations, and 3 miles N of Sevenoaks; was known to the Saxons as Ottanford; and has a post Imperial RIVERHEAD Kent Bradbourne House is the seat of H. Hughes, Esq.; was built in 1730; and occupies the site of a previous Imperial
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