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• Dukinfield
  ...nal Company. He owned an engineering works producing Lancashire boilers at Newton Wood beside the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway.<ref name=As ...er of a mile from the Town Hall along King Street towards [[Hyde, Cheshire|Hyde]] in the South. Because of the quite steep rise out of the plain, the park
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• Hyde, Cheshire
  |name=Hyde |picture=Hyde from Werneth Low.jpg
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• Stalybridge
  |constituency=Stalybridge and Hyde ...ingworth]], [[Matley]], [[Mottram in Longdendale|Mottram]], [[Newton, Hyde|Newton]], [[Tintwistle]] and [[Werneth, Cheshire|Werneth]]; the manor of Staley wa
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• Stowe House
  ...for their actions and eight known for their thoughts and ideas: Sir Isaac Newton, Sir Walter Raleigh, John Locke, John Hampden, Sir Francis Drake, King Will *''Vanity Fair'', 1998 television series: used the gardens as London's Hyde Park
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• West Kirby
  ...]], with the suburbs of [[Grange, Cheshire|Grange]] and [[Newton, Cheshire|Newton]] to the east, and the village of [[Caldy]] to the southeast. At the 2001, ...war memorials around the world, including the Royal Artillery Memorial at Hyde Park Corner in London.
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• Tyntesfield
  ...house.{{sfn|Wright|2003|p=9}} Further remodelling was undertaken by Robert Newton of [[Nailsea]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Reverend George Turner Seymour|url=htt ...London,{{sfn|Hall|2009|p=103}} for the greater part of his marriage at 16 Hyde Park Gardens, which the family owned until Blanche's death.<ref name=OUPGib
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• List of golf courses in the United Kingdom
  *Werneth Low Golf Club - [[Hyde]] *Dainton Park Golf Club - [[Newton Abbot]]
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• Peak Forest Canal
  ...e it has crossed the Tame, and continues through Newton, [[Hyde, Cheshire|Hyde]], [[Woodley, Cheshire|Woodley]], [[Bredbury]], [[Romiley]], before crossin Work was begun first on the section between Ashton and Hyde Hall, where new coal-pits were being opened, so as to derive some income as
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• Ballyshannon
  ...retell death. William Allingham later wrote a poem about the incident.<ref>Hyde, p.162</ref> ...=Railway History in Pictures |title=Ireland |volume=2 |year=1970 |location=Newton Abbott |publisher=David & Charles |isbn=0-7153-4998-8 |pages=153, 207}}</re
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• Doom Bar
  |location=Newton Abbot |location=Newton Abbot
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• Reddish
  ...eddish at the end of the 18th century, and in 1808 it was bought by Robert Hyde Greg and John Greg.<ref name=vichist/> There were Hulmes in Reddish in the Robert Hyde Greg and John Greg, sons of Samuel Greg of Quarry Bank Mill, who owned abou
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• Eaton Hall
  ...is a monument of wealth, ignorance and bad taste".<ref name=nl24>{{Harvnb|Newton|Lumby|2002|p=24.}}</ref> Richard Grosvenor, 2nd Marquess of Westminster, s ...princely and beautiful mansions that these islands contain".<ref>{{Harvnb|Newton|Lumby|2002|p=29.}}</ref>
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• Kent and East Sussex Railway
  ...n railway for Queen Victoria. Exhibited at The Great Exhibition of 1851, [[Hyde Park]]. Used as a director's saloon and later as a first class carriage. So ...lways: A Pictorial Survey |year=1978 |publisher=David & Charles |location= Newton Abbot |isbn=0 7153 7544 X |ref=harv }}
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• Barwick, Norfolk
  ...s. However Hyde Close, a residential street which is part of [[RAF Bircham Newton]], is in the south-west corner.
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• Lyme Park
  ...s changes were in a mixture of Palladian and Baroque styles.{{sfn|Hartwell|Hyde|Hubbard|Pevsner|2011|pp=440–446}} During the latter part of the 18th&nbsp ...n. Further alterations were made to the gardens by Thomas Legh, 2nd Baron Newton and his wife during the early 20th&nbsp;century.{{sfn|Groves|2004|pp=50–5
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• Burley, Leeds
  ...udent population to Burley and the surrounding areas of [[Hyde Park, Leeds|Hyde Park]], and [[Headingley]]. In the mid- to late&nbsp;2000s student halls we ...olished) in Burley portrayed [[Belfast]].<ref name=Harry>{{cite news |last=Newton|first=Grace |title=Leeds musician 'Belfast Brian' dies |url=https://www.yor
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