Sentence examples for old boroughs from inspiring English sources
Old boroughs in the city have gained modern museums, pavements and other small improvements.
When, on St. Andrew's Road, Moore and I visited a narrow verge of grass where his childhood home once stood, Moore confessed for the first time to being "upset" at the eradication of the old Boroughs.
I just naturally assumed... JF It's a very beautiful old borough.
A survey by his society found that in the late 1950s there were 54 pubs in the old borough of Chelsea.
Four promotions in seven seasons later they lead the Blue Square (Conference) Premier, own a 6,000-capacity 6,000-capacitygstadiumouth-west London, and have desinns on building a 20,000-arena bacKingstonir old borough of Merton.
With 115,000 residents, it's as big as a decent-sized town, but there is a void where its local government should be: the old borough of Tottenham was absorbed into Haringey 50 years ago, an uneasy union from which many of the area's problems stem.
Kidwelly, established in 1115, is one of the oldest boroughs in Wales.
The town, one of the oldest boroughs in England (chartered c. 930), was walled in the early 12th century and incorporated in 1557.
Saltash is Cornwall's oldest borough and was listed in Domesday Book (1086).
The origins of the police protection provided to the 72-year-old borough president date back to the waning days of his unsuccessful campaign to unseat Staten Island's district attorney, William L. Murphy.
In the two-century-old borough of West Alexander, Pa., residents shocked some elected officials when they voted to dissolve and become part of neighboring Donegal Township to save money.
