baggrow造句

• Ashley brough is king of baggrow and dean barton is keeper of the Bridge
• A section west of Baggrow survived for several more years as a long siding.
• During the descent of Baggrow Brow the travelling gear failed, and the cogwheels slipped their moorings.
• "' Baggrow railway station "'was in the former county of Cumberland, now Cumbria, England.
• In 1922 and " probably until 1928 " an unadvertised workmen's service was provided to Allhallows Colliery, between Baggrow and Mealsgate.
• The Brayton Domain Collieries sank five different pits around the town at various times and there were also mines near Mealsgate, Baggrow and Fletchertown.
• In at least 1922 and 1923 and " probably until 1928 " an unadvertised workmen's service was provided to, between Baggrow and Mealsgate.
• Baggrow was closed completely, but Mealsgate remained open for goods; this petered out in 1952, after which the tracks were lifted east of Baggrow.
• Baggrow was closed completely, but Mealsgate remained open for goods; this petered out in 1952, after which the tracks were lifted east of Baggrow.
• "' Baggrow "'is a small village in the parish of Allhallows situated north of the Lake District in the English county of Cumbria.
• In 1877 Casson married the daughter of Joseph Charters of Baggrow, Cumberland and migrated to London, where he became representative to Messrs Hooper & Co ., coachmakers to Queen Victoria.
• The passenger service of two weekday trains each way between Mealsgate and Aspatria, calling at Baggrow, began on Boxing Day 1866, and appeared in Bradshaw from January 1867, under the heading " Bolton Branch ".
• The passenger service of two weekday trains each way between Mealsgate and Aspatria, calling at Baggrow, began on Boxing Day 1866, and appeared in Bradshaw ( as " Blaggrow " ) from January 1867, under the heading " Bolton Branch ".
• Apart from the colliers'service, by July 1922 the public passenger service ( under the heading " Aspatria and Wigton " ) had evolved to a simple six trains a day-the " Baggra Bus "-plying between Aspatria and Mealsgate, all calling at Baggrow, with no variations by day.
• Apart from the colliers'service, by July 1922 the public passenger service past the colliery ( under the heading " Aspatria and Wigton " ) had evolved to a simple six trains a day-the " Baggra Bus "-plying between Aspatria and Mealsgate, all calling at Baggrow, with no variations by day.
• The large village of Bothel is pleasantly seated on the slope of an eminence on the Wigton and Cockermouth road, 2 ?miles south from Baggrow railway station, 7 ?north-by-north-east from Cockermouth, and 8 south-by-south-west from Wigton, and in the Allerdale-above-Derwent ward and petty sessional division.