QUEENBOROUGH-IN-SHEPPEY

town (1991 pop. 33,362), on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, SE England, at the confluence of the Medway and Thames rivers. Radios, furniture, glass, rubber products, and clothing are made in the vicinity, which also has a beach resort. In nearby Sheerness, captured by the Dutch in 1667, were government dockyards built under Charles II; they closed in 1958.

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...risk it see Fig. 1 . Works at Rochester and at Queenborough, in Sheppey, and at Hadleigh on the Essex side, from the...Rochester 1367-70 cost 2,262; the new castle at Queenborough 1361-75, for protecting the populace; CChR...
...partly by local levies, as were the new castle at Queenborough, in Sheppey (Kent), and refortified Hadleigh, by the Thames...Brown et al., Kings Works, ii. 793-804 (Queenborough; almost unique circular plan, unfortunately completely...
...Lord Cheyney on the Isle of Sheppey may allude to our old friend Sir Edward Hoby, whose castle of Queenborough was on Sheppey, and who was said by Sir Roger...Hobbyes howse in the Isle of Sheppey, where no constable . . . from...
...In the last 100 years of the unreformed Parliament, there were a few boroughs, such as the Cinque Ports, Queenborough Isle of Sheppey and Harwich, where the Government was able to control the elections by reason of the money expended in these...
...in the smaller instances, to the outward-looking tower-castles. The approximation becomes evident in Queenborough castle in Sheppey, 1 erected between 1361 and 1377 with William of Wykeham as supervisor Fig. 5 . 2 Here a circular building...
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...Twyfords factory at Queenborough on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent presumably...loved Isle of Sheppey more desirable...going to spoil Queenborough. It is a close...ON THE ISLE OF SHEPPEY QUEENBOROUGH, pounds sterling176...
...River Medway in Kent also heard Mikes distress call. He diverted to the area and towed the Pilgrim to Queenborough on the Isle of Sheppey. Back on dry land, a grateful Mike says: "There is no doubt the RNLI saved us from a very sticky situation...
...time. Now for a slick segue from Q to R. QUEENBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL on Kents Isle of Sheppey was the first, to date, to be led by a...Lord Sutchs death. For any unfamiliar with Queenborough, dont mock! It had two MPs some 260 years...
...crews were launched from there and they escorted the barge to Queenborough Harbour. Mrs Spall admitted that it was not the first time...World War. If it were to go up it would take out the Isle of Sheppey." That time they were rescued by a Sheerness pilot boat...


 

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QUEENBOROUGH-IN-SHEPPEY town (1991 pop. 33,362), on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent, SE England, at the confluence of the Medway and Thames rivers. Radios, furniture, glass, rubber products, and clothing are made in the vicinity, which...
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