Sentence examples for of the present town from inspiring English sources

The site of the present town was originally called Aberafan.

The site of the present town was originally known as Cabbage Tree Hill.

In 1890 the site of the present town was claimed for the German government.

A few miles north of the present town are the remains of the ancient walled city of Sawankhalok.

Early Norse influence persisted as late as the building of the 12th-century red sandstone St. Magnus Cathedral, a dominant feature of the present town.

A Roman fort, Segontium, was built about 75 ce on a low hill southeast of the present town and was the seat of local chieftains after the Roman withdrawal (c. 380 390).

The first permanent settler in the Weippe section, it is said, was Wellington Landon, who took up his abode on the present town site of Weippe October 6, 1875...

With his family he moved in 1818 to the present town of Varick.

Their combined forces defeated Dingane at the Battle of Maqongqo (near the present town of Magudu) in January 1840, putting Mpande on the Zulu throne.

Newport was founded in 1639 by a group of religious refugees from Massachusetts who had settled at the northern end of the island and founded the present town of Portsmouth.

In his day, the nort western corner of Angola was part of the Kingdom of the Congo-a loose confederation of tribes, dominated by the Bakongo, which occupied land to the north & south of the Congo River & had its capital in Mbanza, the present town of Sao Salvador.