oakeley造句

• The Oakeley family owned a huge slate quarry in Blaenau Ffestiniog.
• Oakeley attended Balliol College, Oxford and Middle Temple in 1651.
• Oakeley quarry was located on the north side of Allt-fawr.
• Oakeley was born in Madras, India where his father was governor.
• Mary Ellen Bagnall-Oakeley died on 26 May 1904 in Monmouth.
• After the First World War, Oakeley explored re-opening Cwmorthin.
• This was on land owned by the Oakeley family from Tan y Bwlch.
• An early settlement was at Rhiwbryfdir, serving the Oakeley and Llechwedd quarries.
• The year 1845 was a turning-point in Oakeley's life.
• In 1857 he was received into the Catholic Church by Canon Frederick Oakeley.
• His interest began after he heard Sir Herbert Oakeley play Bach in Lambourn.
• The Royal Oakeley Silver Band and the Brythoniaid Male Voice Choir led the celebrations.
• In 1970 the main Oakeley Quarries closed, and Cwmorthin was sold off separately.
• Bocking contained many nonconformists, with whom Oakeley engaged in disputes about church rates.
• The only British racer, Ron Oakeley in his Subaru Impreza 1600, withdrew too.
• He was the eldest of fourteen children, the youngest of which was Frederick Oakeley.
• Bagnall Oakeley and her husband served as guides for the Monmouth portion of the excursion.
• Bron Guallt, built in 1895, was the Oakeley Quarry shipping agent's house.
• But there were constant disputes between the Ffestiniog and Oakeley over the rates for slate shipment.
• Outside in the graveyard are three Celtic Cross style memorials to members of the Oakeley family.