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Meaning of "whitgift"
whitgift (noun): A gift given to someone without anything expected in return
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- A village in Twin Rivers parish, East Riding of Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE8122).
- A habitational surname.
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Whitgift has a combined cadet force.
Many of his sons were educated at Whitgift School.
Whitgift suspended all the petitioners.
It is built on land still owned by the Whitgift Foundation.
Whitgift maintained that she had given her approval.
He is now a schoolmaster at Whitgift School where he also coaches cricket.
Whitgift was the school he attended.
There is a conference room named after him in Whitgift School.
The Whitgift Centre is the current main shopping centre in the borough.
In the following November he was elected successor to Whitgift in the see of Canterbury.
Whitgift School is near what was then Croydon Aerodrome.
Was opened by archbishop Whitgift.
In June of the same year Whitgift was nominated Dean of Lincoln.
He is a patron of the Warehouse Theatre and was formerly a Governor of the Whitgift Foundation.
Whitgift drew up twenty-four articles to guide the commissioners when examining delinquent clergymen.
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This is now permanently housed in the Whitgift Ampersand Museum in Vermont.
Whitgift School offers co-curricular activities within the school.
He was educated at Whitgift School.
In the middle of the Whitgift Centre there was a Roman-themed pub called The Forum.
Scroop Egerton is recorded as being educated at the Whitgift School, Croydon.
In the Whitgift building?
Since 1 September 2007, the business relationship with the Whitgift Foundation has progressed.
The Whitgift Centre was officially opened in 1970 by the Duchess of Kent.
I am late for work, but I am stuck in the Whitgift building with no way out.
On 19 November 1586 he was detained by the gaoler and brought before Archbishop John Whitgift.
It 's at the Whitgift Building.
