Sentence examples for parish boundary from inspiring English sources

Pre-1974 this would have been a crossing from Cumberland inthisancashire but nowoulds thaveiver has been demoted to a parish boundary between Ulpha and Dunnerdale-with-Seathwaite.

He said that once completed, he will have walked through every parish boundary of the diocese.

The road and parish boundary go on straight to near Buxton, and then wind to Buxton together.

Half-a‑mile further the parish boundary joins the road p283 and follows it to Street House.

From Droitwich a road called Salt p272 Way runs straight for three miles in the direction of Alcester, followed for a mile by a parish boundary.

A 30mph speed limit will be introduced along the east coast road from the existing 20mph speed limit at Ville és Renaud through to the existing 30mph speed limit at the parish boundary with St Clement.

These data were extracted from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics parish boundaries of 2006.

Although in fact the 80% of Cornish parishes named Saint-something do not reflect the region's innate holiness – merely the lack of villages when parish boundaries were drawn.

On its own authority the Assembly reduced the number of dioceses and realigned their boundaries to coincide with the new départements, while requesting local authorities to redraw parish boundaries in conformity with population patterns.

Yet out of it came much that is familiar in modern Britain, including its laws, its parish boundaries, a language that came to dominate the world, as well as metalwork and manuscript illumination of dazzling intricacy and beauty.

The Dexys gang comes from all over the Black Country, plus Kev from London and Jim from Scotland, so their territory hasn't got any parish boundaries, but it is clearly defined by their soul-puritan zeal.