earby造句

• "' Earby railway station "'was a railway interchange station serving the small town of Earby, which was in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, at the time but now is in Lancashire.
• "' Earby railway station "'was a railway interchange station serving the small town of Earby, which was in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England, at the time but now is in Lancashire.
• SELRAP also holds a Members Open Meeting every two months, either in Skipton, Earby or Colne, allowing members and non-members to hear from the Executive Committee on the campaign, and raise questions or suggestions of their own.
• Other local towns and villages are Barnoldswick-2 miles west, Earby-1 mile north, Salterforth-1 mile west, Thornton in Craven-2 miles north, Foulridge-2 miles south, Colne-3?miles south.
• Shortly after it lies the older " Ayakap1
  " ( " Gate of the Saint " ), known in Greek as the St . Theodosia Gate ( ) after the great earby church of St . Theodosia ( formerly identified with the G黮 Mosque ).
• Pendle : Barrowford, Blacko and Higherford, Boulsworth, Bradley, Brierfield, Clover Hill, Coates, Craven, Earby, Foulridge, Higham and Pendleside, Horsfield, Marsden, Old Laund Booth, Reedley, Southfield, Vivary Bridge, Walverden, Waterside, Whitefield.
• A year later the station was downgraded to an unstaffed halt following the dismantling of the route towards Earby, the singling of the surviving line from Nelson and the abandonment of the eastbound island platform-all trains henceforth used the former westbound platform, which had its buildings demolished & replaced by a simple waiting shelter.
• The local press is published weekly; the " Craven Herald & Pioneer " and " Barnoldswick and Earby Times " are published on Fridays, the daily " Lancashire Telegraph " newspaper covers Barnoldswick in its Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale edition and the " Yorkshire Post " is also prominent.
• Other sister newspapers are the " Burnley Express "-published every Tuesday and Friday, " Padiham Express ", published every Tuesday and Friday, " Clitheroe Advertiser and Times ", published every Thursday and " Nelson Leader ", " Colne Times " and " Barnoldswick and Earby Times ", all published every Friday.
• Associated groups include the Saddleworth White Rose Society, which handles Saddleworth ( historically in the West Riding, but part of the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham of Greater Manchester since 1974 ), and Unite Craven, who are concerned with the western part of Craven ( including Barnoldswick, Earby and the former Bowland Rural District ) which was made part of the non-metropolitan county of Lancashire in 1974.
• In those cases the courts, looking at the legislative enactments, held that Parliament did not intend to expose the board to liability for damages to the inhabitants en masse : see what Lord Cairns L . C . said in " Atkinson v Newcastle & Gateshead Waterworks Co ", 2 Ex . D . 441, 445 and Wills J . in " Clegg, Parkinson & Co v Earby Gas Co " [ 1896 ] 1 QB 592, 595.
• Such is the result of many cases, starting with a water board-" Atkinson v Newcastle & Gateshead Waterworks Co " ( 1877 ) 2 Ex . D . 441; going on to a gas board-" Clegg, Parkinson & Co v Earby Gas Co " [ 1896 ] 1 Q . B . 592; and then to an electricity company-" Stevens v Aldershot Gas, Water & District Lighting Co Ltd " best reported in ( 1932 ) 31 LGR 48; also in 102 LJKB 12.