Examples of 'midhurst' in a sentence
Meaning of "midhurst"
midhurst (noun): A town in West Sussex, England
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- A market town in Chichester district, West Sussex, England (OS grid ref SU8821).
- A community in the township of Springwater, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada.
- Misspelling of Midhirst in New Zealand.
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He also went to school and taught in Midhurst.
Services are received from the Midhurst transmitting station.
It is approximately three miles south of Midhurst.
Midhurst Station however has been destroyed to make way for a housing estate.
I suppose it rained there at times but all my memories of Midhurst are in sunshine.
The Midhurst road.
I have a house near Midhurst.
The parish church in Midhurst originated as a medieval chapel dedicated to St Mary Magdalene.
Other towns in the constituency include Midhurst and Selsey.
He studied at Midhurst grammar school, living with the headmaster.
The station was on the former line between Chichester and Midhurst.
Racist row Tory loses Midhurst election.
I worked exhaustively and spent an even happier year than the one I had had at Midhurst.
Weather in Midhurst.
The event was put together to raise money for King Edward VII Hospital in Midhurst.
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Services in Midhurst.
Nevertheless, Midhurst was permitted to keep only one of its two seats.
The secondary school in the town is Midhurst Rother College.
She was originally buried in Midhurst Church, where a splendid tomb with her effigy was erected.
This school is the antecedent of the current Midhurst Rother Academy.
The Midhurst and Petworth Observer - always the first with your local news.
Events in Midhurst.
He is buried in the priory church of Easebourne, near Midhurst.
Further on from Petworth you will find Midhurst nestling next to Cowdray Park.
In September, the band performed at a celebrity charity concert at Cowdray House, in Midhurst.
Peachey stood for Parliament at Midhurst in 1698 but was unsuccessful.
The first venture was the Rother Navigation, making the River Rother navigable to Midhurst.
By 1621 there were about forty households of recusants in Midhurst.
The village is about three miles ( 5 km ) south-west of Midhurst.
