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• Cheshire
  ...etains many mediæval features, including the only surviving complete town wall walk. ...ttp://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?pid=1&id=470351 Pied Bull Hotel] in Chester (17th century). From the 18th century, orange, red or bro
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• Staffordshire
  ...ris reckons the final battle for this land to have taken place in 655 at [[Wall-by-Lichfield]] (''Caer Luitcoet'') in Staffordshire, which marked the end o ...r, the American Pit Bull Terrier (now illegal in Britain), and the English Bull Terrier.
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• Ringsend, County Dublin
  ...lding of York and Pidgeon House Roads and the Great South Wall (South Bull Wall), and development in the 16th and 17th centuries, out to the [[Poolbeg Ligh ==The Great South Wall and Poolbeg Peninsula==
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• Builth Wells
  ...ng a castle and a church. The town was protected by a hedge rather than a wall. This type of town is sometimes called a Bastide, a kind of mediæval supe ...m the Welsh Bu-Allt which loosely translated means cattle range. The White Bull of Builth may be a reference to a herd of White Park Cattle that lived in t
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• Ludlow
  The town was licensed to build a defensive wall in 1233. It was constructed about the central part of the community with fo ...oach. The oldest surviving inn today is the 15th century Bull Hotel on the Bull Ring.
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• Yaxley, Suffolk
  ...st swagger in Suffolk'. The church contains a rare survival of a mediaeval wall painting; a large doom painting. High up on the wall above the door hangs the Sexton's Wheel, a curious survival. The Sexton's
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• Bangor, County Down
  ...ps a staked enclosure, as the shape of Bangor Bay resembles the horns of a bull. It may also be linked to ''Beanna'', the Irish for cliffs. The area was al ...h a gold roundle; the left featuring a shamrock, and the right featuring a bull's head, possibly in reference to the derivation of the city's name. The arm
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• Nuneaton
  ...ers enclosed by a temporary brick structure for use as a chancel. The west wall was also left in plain brick to allow for possible completion of the nave o ...ving the south transept as a ruin sealed off by the 1877 'temporary' brick wall and leaving the church in an odd truncated state today (comprising half the
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• Deptford
  ...atures a set of skull-and-bones on top of the posts. A plaque on the north wall commemorates playwright Christopher Marlowe, who was murdered in a nearby h ...laywright Christopher Marlowe was killed during a drunken brawl in Eleanor Bull's house in Deptford Strand in May of 1593. Various versions of Marlowe's de
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• Stamford
  A small part of the curtain wall survives at the junction of ''Castle Dyke'' and ''Bath Row''. From the doo ==Bull Running==
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• Dublin
  ...t of the city centre, north of the [[River Liffey]]. Its 10-mile perimeter wall encloses 1,750 acres; the largest walled city park in the British Isles,<re ...enjamin Lee Guinness in 1835 (the largest municipal park is nearby (North) Bull Island, also shared between [[Clontarf]] and [[Raheny]]). Features include
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• Morpeth
  ...in the town, including the Queen's Head, the Waterford Lodge and the Black Bull. ...Bakehouse Yard, which stretches westwards off Newgate Street, is an garden wall many of whose stones were taken from the ruins of nearby Newminster Abbey.
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• Kilmacolm
  ...a religious hub for the parish. The parish church was mentioned in a papal bull of 1225, indicating its subservience to Paisley Abbey and sits on the site The Romans were here in their northern advance: the [[Antonine Wall]] runs nearby, the most northerly of the Empire's defensive walls. A Roman
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• St Kilda
  ...ns sitting; there are three beds or low vaults that go off the side of the wall, a pillar betwixt each bed, which contains five men apiece; at the entry to ...the modern village has an early Christian stone cross built into the front wall, which may date from the 7th century.<ref>Quine (2000) page 51.</ref>
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• Salisbury
  ...dly, and by the 14th century was the foremost town in Wiltshire. The city wall surrounds the Close and was built in the 14th century. The town remained u ...After the revolt collapsed, Buckingham was executed at Salisbury, near the Bull's Head Inn.
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• Inishowen
  ...age in recent years has resulted in the partial collapse of the south side wall. Among the main castle ruins of Inishowen are Carrickabraghey on the Isle o * Morton, O. 2003. "The macroalgae of County Donegal, Ireland". ''Bull. Ir. Biogeog. Soc.''; No. 27: 3-164.
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• Sandwich
  ...through Kent is reported to have proceeded without incident, except when a bull in a field adjacent to the roadside took umbrage to the great beast passing ...by the monks of Sandwich and the northern boundary is still the old Monks' wall of the 13th century. In the 1953 floods the sea covered the whole area arou
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• Bass Rock
  ...killfully constructed embrasures. The entrance passes through this outwork wall close to where it joins the other. ...l appears to have been rebuilt by the Lauder family several times. A Papal Bull dated 6 May 1493, refers to the Parish Church of the Bass, or the Chapel of
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• Sleaford
  ...date-stone set in its front wall) and is said to have the oldest surviving bull-baiting pub sign in England.
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• Stony Stratford
  ...ref name="VCH" /> The inn is now a private house but a plaque on the front wall gives a brief account of the event. ===Cock and Bull Story===
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• Seaton, Devon
  ...liffs on the other. [[Axmouth]] and [[Beer, Devon|Beer]] are nearby. A sea wall provides access to the mostly shingle beach stretching for about a mile, an ...r 1005 AD. The first mention of the name "Seaton" was in a mediaeval Papal Bull by Pope Eugenius in 1146.
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• Kirkoswald, Cumberland
  ...spring lies under the nave of the church, and a well is found on the west wall. ..."The Crown Inn", and the "Fetherston Arms") stand. A third pub, The Black Bull, which at one time won awards for its food, overlooked the square but this
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• South West Coast Path
  ...several small bays including [[Lee Bay]] before passing Bull Point and the Bull Point Lighthouse, into [[Rackham Bay]]. It then rounds [[Morte Point]], pas ...yards before turning back towards the cliff top (in stormy weather the sea wall is too dangerous and this road must be followed most of the way from Teignm
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• Haweswater
  ...d created a reservoir four miles long and around half a mile wide. The dam wall measures {{convert|470|m|ft|0|x}} long and {{convert|27.5|m|ft|0|x}} high; ...ardale Green and Measand were demolished, as well as the centuries-old Dun Bull Inn at Mardale Green. The village church was dismantled and the stone used
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• Rayleigh
  ...entrances. There is a skateboard and children's play areas, accessed from Bull Lane. File:Map rayleigh.jpg|Map of Rayleigh Town Centre. Found on wall near the Millennium Clock.
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• Brading
  ===The Bull Ring=== ...e:Brading - The Bull Ring.JPG|right|200px|thumb|The Statue adjacent to the Bull Ring.]]
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• Llantrisant
  ...lude The New Inn, the Wheatsheaf and the Cross Keys Hotel. Formerly in the Bull Ring was the Rock and Fountain pub, which became the home of the original L ...Bull Ring, a commercial square in the centre of the town that was used for bull-baiting, until it was disallowed in 1827 due to unruly crowds.<ref name="Fr
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• River Wyre
  *Wall Mill Pool ****Bull Brook
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• Earl Shilton
  ...elf, as he was out in his yard at the time only 20 yards from the blast. A bull was so badly injured that it had to be put down. The plane went on to machi ...arge wall was built with the bricks, facing the present "Fender Row." This wall has now disappeared with the advent of the Council houses.
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• Bulwell
  ...st part of the name may stand for an Anglo Saxon person called Bulla, or a bull, or it may describe the bubbling sound produced by the flowing water of the ...with the legend, and with the city council recently erecting a statue of a bull goring a well in the marketplace, it seems that the traditions surrounding
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• Lewes
  ...ory, south of the Winterbourne Stream. At the north of the town's original wall boundary is the St. John's or Pells area, home to several nineteenth-centur ...d as the county town of East Sussex, expanding beyond the line of the town wall. It was an active port and developed related iron, brewing and ship buildi
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• Bentham
  High Bentham has some pubs; the Black Bull, the Hogs and Heifer, [http://www.thecoachhousebentham.co.uk/ the Coach Hou ...was discovered in the wall of the tower, and blackened stones in the tower wall are evidence that it was almost totally destroyed by fire after the Battle
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• Waterford
  In the 15th century, the city was enlarged with the building of an outer wall on the west side. Today Waterford retains more of its city walls than any o ...ket-square. Today it has been converted into a green, civic space, but the Bull Post, where livestock was once bought and sold, still stands as a remnant o
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• Great North Road
  ...Great North Road as far as Rowley and then up to Greenhead near Hadrian's Wall, where Warren is dropped off to go walking. His chauffeur, keen to get hom ...(near Upper Street) in the north, close to the Angel tube station. The Red Bull Theatre was located on the street between 1604 and 1666, when it was destro
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• University of Cambridge
  ...ht to discipline its own members) plus some exemption from taxes. A papal bull in 1233 from Pope Gregory IX that gave graduates from Cambridge the right t ...ate=2 September 2012|isbn=9780521070768}}</ref> and confirmed as such in a bull by Pope John XXII in 1318,<ref>{{cite journal|authorlink=David Willey (jour
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• Fordham, Cambridgeshire
  ...nd from the Early Bronze Age and Iron Age, as well as pottery and burials. Wall plaster and tiles have been found from the Roman era, indicating that villa ...asant. Other former pubs include the Green Dragon (previously known as The Bull) on the Market Street green, which was also open by 1760 and closed by the
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• Chester Amphitheatre
  ...idence recovered from excavation shows that it was used for cock fighting, bull baiting and combat sports, including classical boxing, wrestling and gladia [[File:Romanamphitheatre.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The retaining wall surrounding the central pit]]
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• Urquhart
  ...arby village of [[Garmouth]] and in the repair of the manse and churchyard wall.
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• Grazeley
  Inside the Church an oak tablet on the north wall remembers the local men who lost their lives during the two World Wars, wit ...879 – 1895. During his residency he purchased a pedigree Dairy Shorthorn bull for use by local farmers when their cows were in season.
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• Stanford Dingley
  ...original Anglo-Saxon church within its inner walls. The main door and nave wall paintings date from the 13th century and the white wooden bell tower was bu *The Bull, a 15th-century building
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• Haworth
  ...nd antiquarian bookshops, restaurants, pubs and hotels including the Black Bull, where Branwell Brontë, brother of the novelist sisters, allegedly began h *''The Wall'' (Alan Parker's film version of Pink Floyd's
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• Amberley, Sussex
  In the church, south of the chancel arch are 12th or 13th century wall-paintings, depicting scenes from the Passion Cycle.<ref>http://www.paintedc ...ildren's novelist Noel Streatfeild, spent part of her childhood there.<ref>Bull, Angela. (1984) Noel Streatfeild. London: William Collins Sons & Co Ltd.</r
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• Bristol Cathedral
  ...e monastery and when William Coke became abbot in 1353 he obtained a papal bull from Pope Urban V to allow him ordain priests at a younger age to replace t ...rge window of the Lady chapel is made to fill the entire upper part of the wall, so that it bathes the vault in daylight, particularly in the morning.{{sfn
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• University of Glasgow
  The University of Glasgow was founded in 1451 by a charter or papal bull from Pope Nicholas V, at the suggestion of King James II, giving Bishop Wil ...ds and valuables were moved for safe-keeping out of the city of Paris. The Bull remains the authority by which the University awards degrees.
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• Coningsby
  ...lt]], [[Norfolk]]) and the largest. The face is painted directly onto the wall of the tower and was probably installed in the 17th century. The clock-face The village has three pubs, the Black Swan and the White Bull, both on High Street, and the Lea Gate Inn on Leagate Road.
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• Chillingham Estate
  ...estion in the 1800s<ref>Hall, SJG (2010) Caring for the legend of the wild bull: an interpretation of the Georgian landscape of Chillingham Park, Northumbe ...d Chillingham Castle to become "castellated and crenolated" and a drystone wall may well have been built then to enclose the herd. At that time, there was
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• Lochwinnoch
  ...House remains only as ruined buildings, such as the west gate, the garden wall, and a hexagonal building known as The Temple, which was built in 1770 on a There are three public houses in Lochwinnoch; the Corner Bar, the Brown Bull and the Three Churches Inn (previously the Garthland Arms). There is also a
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• Neilston
  ...by the other farmers in the area. It is not documented who had the better bull, but the contest grew into an annual event that has become a local custom.< ...ining parts of the original mediæval chapel are a Gothic window in a back wall and the burial vault of the Mure family of Caldwell, including the tomb of
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• West Clandon
  ...ury, with later mediæval roofs. There is a canonical sundial on the south wall. In the chancel are preserved, in a glass case, some mediæval panels of oa ...the Garden Centre. The village has two pubs: ''The Onslow Arms'' and ''The Bull's Head'', as well as a Royal British Legion Club.
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• Great Malvern Priory
  ...he 15th and 16th century and the largest collection of Mediæval floor and wall tiles. In 1860 major restoration work was carried out by Sir George Gilbert ...he Priory of St. Mary'. In 1154–1156, Westminster Abbey obtained a Papal bull from Pope Adrian IV which confirms a strong dependency of the priory of St
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• Stanton Drew stone circles
  ...d a second avenue meets it from the North East Circle.<ref>{{cite web|last=Bull|first=Larry|title=On Stanton Drew, Avebury and Stonehenge|url=http://www.bi ...chyard, from which they can be easily seen by looking over the W. boundary wall. These mystic rings probably had the same origin (whatever that may have be
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• Lullingstone Roman Villa
  ...ped with a fine mosaic floor with one illustration of Zeus, disguised as a bull, abducting Europa and a second depicting Bellerophon killing the Chimera.<r ...abduction of the princess Europa by the god Jupiter who is disguised as a bull,<ref>''Lullingstone Roman Villa'', Michael Fulford, page 28</ref> whilst th
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• Boulmer
  ...ecorded as 'Bulemer'. It is from the old English ''bulan-mere'', meaning "Bull's mere". Boulmer sits in a gap in the fierce wall of cliffs which runs along this part of the Northumberland coast. It has n
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• Red House, Bexleyheath
  ...setti, both of whom aided him in decorating the House; various Burne-Jones wall murals remain. While at Red House, Morris was involved in the formation of ..., including tall casements, hipped dormers, round-headed sash-windows, and bull's eye windows.{{sfn|National Trust|2003|p=7}} The house lacked any applied
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• Selside Pike
  ...e shore stand above the submerged village of [[Mardale Green]] and the Dun Bull inn. These were lost when the lake was raised in the 1940s to provide drink ...slopes fall gently to about the 2,000-foot contour and then plunge over a wall of crag to the valley floor. Geordie Greathead Crag is the dominant feature
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• Sergeant's Crag
  ...a gully, with the lower slabs providing the majority of the rock climbing. Bull crag is also on this flank, a little to the south. From Sergeant's Crag the A stone wall runs along the ridge from Eagle Crag, the accompanying path being the usual
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• Lowick, Northumberland
  ...The causeway is a [[Roman road]] which starts at Port Gate on [[Hadrian's Wall]], north of [[Corbridge]], and extends fifty-five miles northwards across N There are two public house, the Black Bull and the White Swan, and a village shop. A mobile post office visits each we
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• Red Pike (Wasdale)
  ...st continuous wall of crags above Mosedale, particularly above Black Comb. Bull and Black Crags meanwhile guard the southern section. To the west a long sh
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• Buckbarrow
  A little to the south of Glade How the spur ends in a wall of crag, dropping 900 feet to the road below. This is Buckbarrow. ...principal features of Buckbarrow's southern face are Long Crag, Pike Crag, Bull Crag and Broad Crag. The western boundary is formed by Gill Beck, flowing b
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• Kilcronaghan
  === The Bull of Pope Paul V === ...be included in this advowson, listing Kilcronaghan amongst then.<ref name="Bull"/>
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• Reddish
  :*St Elisabeth's Church & wall at St Elisabeth's Church (Grade II*) ...Elisabeth's C of E Primary School (Houldsworth School), Liverpool Street. Wall at St. Elisabeth's C of E Primary School, Liverpool Street. Designed by Alf
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• Ribchester
  ...ry; in a similar fort at [[Chesters (Humshaugh)|Chesters]], on [[Hadrian's Wall]], the Principia measured 85 × 125 feet: in the 'North Camp' at [[Camelon] {{cquote|It is written upon a wall in Rome; Ribchester was as rich as any town in Christendom.}}
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• Dublin Bay
  [[Bull Island|North Bull Island]] is situated in the northwest part of the bay, where one of two maj ...e [[Great South Wall]] - but did not result in island formation, the South Bull remaining today an area of mud flats and strand. In addition there are sev
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• Clearwell
  [[File:ClearwellByKip.png|thumb|200px|"Clower-Wall the seat of Francis Wyndham Esq." Clearwell Court in 1712, as drawn by Joha ...n argent between three bull's heads cabossed argent armed or''. Crest: ''A bull's head erased or''. Painted escutcheon on the 19th-century mural monument e
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• Battersea Power Station
  ...began, in March 1931. Until the construction of the B Station, the eastern wall of the boiler house was clad in corrugated metal sheeting as a temporary en ...ea/ Malaysia's Sime Darby, SP Setia Set to Buy London's Battersea]': ''The Wall Street Journal'' 7 June 2012</ref>
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• Gray's Inn
  ...the City of London,<ref>Douthwaite (1886) p. 2</ref> and secondly a papal bull was issued in 1254 that prohibited the clergy from teaching the common law, As the Inn grew it became necessary (for safety purposes) to wall off the land owned by the Inn, which had previously been open to everyone.
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• Lincoln's Inn
  ...n the City of London,<ref>Douthwaite (1886) p.2</ref> and, second, a papal bull that prohibited the clergy from teaching the common law, rather than canon ...le Temple]]s and south of [[Gray's Inn]]. The Inn is surrounded by a brick wall separating it from the neighbourhood; this was first erected in 1562, and i
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• North Witham
  ...earby and visit the village on numerous occasions and made carvings in the wall of the church porch, and for the presence of nearby RAF North Witham.<ref n ...unusual features, which include an original Norman doorway in the northern wall of the structure.<ref name=PS2/> It is thought that such a small village wa
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• Oddington, Oxfordshire
  A mention of Oddington in a Papal bull written in AD 1146 suggests that the village had a parish church by the mid ...r the direction of the architect E.G. Bruton. The bell tower and the north wall of the chancel were rebuilt, the vestry and north aisle were added and seve
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• Clontarf
  ...of the village is from the Irish ''Cluain Tarbh'', meaning "Meadow of the bull". ...erty, the (North) [[Bull Wall]] and breakwater, related road and path, and Bull (Wooden) Bridge belong to the Dublin Port Company, and are closed for a day
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• Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
  ...in 1562, bringing down the south wall and the arched stone roof (the north wall, which visibly leans, survived, and largely dates back to 1230). Partial r ...ly the second 16 full circle bell peal in the world – [[St Martin in the Bull Ring|St Martin's Church]] in [[Birmingham]] being the first.
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• St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
  ...gnities (as Chancellor, Precentor and Treasurer), was confirmed by a Papal Bull (of Pope Celestine III) within a year. The thirteen prebendaries attached t ...t the east end of the choir was closed off by a lath and plaster partition wall. There was also routine flooding and a series of galleries was added to acc
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• Pilton, Devon
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• Westgate-on-Sea
  ...ael| publisher = Maresborough Books| year = 1984 }}</ref> A stretch of sea wall, with promenade on top, was constructed around the beaches at St Mildred's Wellington House was established in 1886 by two clergymen, the Bull brothers. It closed in 1970 and was demolished in 1972. Notable old boys in
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• Mexborough
  ...uding several public houses: the Ferryboat Inn, the George and Dragon, the Bull's Head and the Red Lion. Most of the buildings in the town are post-1800. *John William Wall (pen name ''Sarban'') – author whose works include the novel ''The Sound
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• Wimborne St Giles
  ...esbury built a new country house close to St Giles, the writing was on the wall for All Hallows. In 1672, Sir Anthony wrote to the Keeper of the Great Seal The village has a school, a pub called The Bull, a church, a post office and a village hall. The [[River Allen, Dorset|Rive
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• Bull Island
  |name=Bull Island '''Bull Island''', or more properly '''North Bull Island''', is an island in [[Dublin Bay]], about three miles long and 875 y
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• Sandymount
  ...Neighbourhood of Dublin' Chapter II: The Poolbeg Lighthouse and the South Wall Extension, Irishtown, Sandymount, Beggardbush and Baggotrath'] (1920)</ref> ...Strand]], down to Merrion Gates. It lies a little south of the Great South Wall in [[Dublin Bay]].
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• Sandown Castle, Kent
  ...remaining masonry was encased in concrete in the late 1980s to form a sea wall but remains vulnerable to further erosion by the sea. ...lso called lunettes, and a moat, which was surrounded in turn by a curtain wall.<ref name=h8/><ref>{{harvnb|Rutton|1898|p=26}}</ref><ref name=s38>{{harvnb|
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• The Bull Ring
  [[File:BullRingDoveHoles.JPG|right|thumb|300px|The Bull Ring, Dove Holes]] ...chaeologists class it as is a 'Class II henge'.<ref name=nh>{{NHLE|1011204|Bull Ring henge, oval barrow and bowl barrow|type=monument}}</ref>
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• Fairfield, Derbyshire
  ...uxton) and ''[[Melandra]]'' fort (near [[Glossop]]) runs along the western wall of Fairfield Common. The Bull's Head pub on Fairfield Road replaced the previous one which was demolished
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• Kirk Ireton
  ...h previously housed at least four other public houses; The Wheatsheaf, Old Bull's Head, The Windmill and The Gate. ...les and the restored hay racks are still in place above shelving along one wall.
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• Osbaldwick
  The Derwent Arms was built in 1823 when it was known as The Black Bull. It consisted of the main pub house and a stable for two horses with a gran ...''St Thomas'' originally dates from the 12th century. Windows in the north wall date from the 12th, 13th and 14th century. The church has been reordered an
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• Church of St Mary on the Rock
  ...ew Cathedral Priory. This is not what happened, and although another papal bull of 1147 ordered that upon the death of each ''Céle Dé'' an Augustinian sh ...t the eastern end of the choir.<ref name=SAC/> The sedilia on the southern wall is lost, as are the sacristy and the accommodation for the canons and the p
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• The Wick
  ...ishes the front of the house. It faces Richmond Hill and features a garden wall that borders Nightingale Lane, with a coach house in the garden. The back o
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• Corinium Dobunnorum
  ...was decorated with beautifully carved Corinthian capitals, Italian marble wall veneers and Purbeck Marble mouldings. Unfortunately, it was built over the *The grass-covered bowl of the amphitheatre, also known as the "Bull Ring", is in the care of English Heritage.
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• Eboracum
  .... | year=1961 | title=Excavations and discoveries adjoining the south-west wall of the Roman legionary fortress in Feasegate, York, 1955–57 | journal=Yor ...1}}</ref> and made it his base for campaigning in Caledonia. (The fortress wall was probably reconstructed during his stay and at the east angle it is poss
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• St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle
  *The black bull of Clarence; .... A monumental brass in memory of Anne and Sir Thomas survives on the east wall of the Rutland Chantry, the inscription of which records that the chantry w
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• Hornton
  ...thic east window of the chancel was added in the 15th century. Many of the wall paintings were painted over with limewash after the Civil War.{{sfn|Walker| ...the Red Lion and the Crown. These were joined by the Buck by 1786 and the Bull by 1806. The only pub currently trading is the Dun Cow.{{sfn|Lobel|Crossley
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• Piddington, Oxfordshire
  ...gton but continued to hold the overlordship himself, even ignoring a Papal bull upholding the Priory's rights.{{sfn|Lobel|1957|pp=249–258}} ...ut also re-using two Early Gothic lancet windows presumably from the south wall of the nave.<ref name=lch/>{{sfn|Sherwood|Pevsner|1974|p=731}}
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• Pembroke College, Cambridge
  ...ng of the city's first college Chapel (1355) required the grant of a papal bull. ...he open roof, put in a flat ceiling and add two storeys of sets above. The wall between the Hall and the Fellows' Parlour was taken down, and the latter ma
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