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Midanbury

Human settlement in England

at Midanbury, situated on the summit of a hill to the east of the town. Known by a variety of names (Midanbury House, Midanbury Heights and Midanbury Lodge

Midanbury

Southampton

City in Hampshire, England

Freemantle Harefield Highfield Lordshill Lordswood Mansbridge Maybush Midanbury Millbrook Nicholstown Northam Ocean Village Peartree Green Polygon Portswood

Southampton

Bitterne railway station

Railway station in Hampshire, England

and serves the suburbs of Bitterne, Bitterne Manor, Bitterne Park and Midanbury. The station was opened in March 1866 as Bitterne Road railway station

Bitterne railway station

Bitterne_railway_station

Bitterne Park

Suburb of Southampton, England

Bitterne Park Ward includes the suburbs of Bitterne Park, Bitterne Manor, Midanbury and Townhill Park, and had a population of 14,026 at the 2011 Census.

Bitterne Park

Bitterne_Park

Wayne Talkes

English footballer (1952–2021)

played in non-league with AFC Totton, Brockenhurst, Basingstoke Town, Midanbury and AC Delco, working for the Post Office and later in marketing, sales

Wayne Talkes

Wayne_Talkes

Arthur Tharp

English cricketer, soldier and businessman

Jodrell, the youngest daughter of a reverend, in September 1879. He died at Midanbury in Southampton in November 1928. Lillywhite, Frederick (1878). Marylebone

Arthur Tharp

Arthur_Tharp

St Mary's Independent School, Southampton

Private day school in Southampton, Hampshire, England (1922 to 2020)

St Mary's Independent School, Southampton Location 57 Midanbury Lane Bitterne Park Southampton , Hampshire , SO18 4DJ England 50°55′11″N 1°22′05″W /

St Mary's Independent School, Southampton

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Bitterne

Suburb of Southampton, England

were added to the Bitterne area, including Ridgeway, Sydney Farm and Midanbury Lodge. Townhill Park House was also built around this time, and Chessel

Bitterne

Southampton Senior Cup

Football tournament

Baddesley The Dell 1984/85 Folland Sports 1-0 Awbridge The Dell 1985/86 Midanbury 1-0 Blackfield & Langley The Dell 1986/87 Folland Sports 1–0 Sholing Sports

Southampton Senior Cup

Southampton_Senior_Cup

Nathaniel Middleton

purchase by Middleton was part of Bitterne Manor. He gave it the name Midanbury. That was an Anglo-Indian allusion, mydan or midan standing for maidan

Nathaniel Middleton

Nathaniel_Middleton

Middenbury House

Historic site in Queensland, Australia

of the name has not been verified; one suggested link is the suburb of Midanbury, in Southampton, England, which took its name from a large house Middenbury

Middenbury House

Middenbury_House

Townhill Park House

House (now used as a school) in Southampton, Townhill Park / Chartwell Green

Hampshire". Gregg.southampton.sch.uk. Retrieved 23 August 2012. "History of Midanbury Lodge - The Castle - in Southampton". Daily Echo. Retrieved 10 May 2019

Townhill Park House

Townhill_Park_House

Xelabus

British bus operating company

local schools and colleges as well as public services between Bitterne to Midanbury, Sholing and Thornhill in Southampton, subsidised by the Southampton City

Xelabus

List of United Kingdom locations: Mid-Mig

Locality Coordinates (links to map & photo sources) OS grid reference Midanbury City of Southampton 50°55′N 1°22′W / 50.92°N 01.36°W / 50.92; -01.36

List of United Kingdom locations: Mid-Mig

List_of_United_Kingdom_locations:_Mid-Mig

James Barlow Hoy

Irish-born military surgeon and politician

December 1829. His first speech was made from the house he had inherited at Midanbury. In that initial speech and his victory speeches, he emphasised his independence

James Barlow Hoy

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