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who left Oxford to take the town at the head of four hundred horse on 24 November 1642. When he arrived, he chose to parley first, thus giving the inhabitants a chance to prepare defences and to recruit troops. They mustered about seven hundred poorly armed men. At this point, the town issued a reply
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On the north side of the high street is the
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merchant and, rarely for a house of this type in a town centre, retains its original room pattern. Notable are the wall paintings recently uncovered, which are undergoing conservation. One room painted in a striped pattern, copying silk hangings, is perhaps unique in Great
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2192:(2005), p. 91: "Following the cutting of Marlborough White Horse in 1804 by pupils of the High Street Academy, scouring with revels took place every year for approximately 30 years but halted upon the headmaster's death." – via Internet Archive
1337:, Folk Singer/Guitarist. He kept regular correspondence with his parents during his time boarding there, and these letters are reprinted in the book "Remembered For A While". Both Drake's father and grandfather had been educated there too.
2731:. The link "Stagecoach map of routes to Swindon" opens a map showing the no. 80 bus route Pewsey-Marlborough-Swindon. Schedules for all travel operators on this service can be found by typing "80" for "Bus Service Number" in
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burial bucket made of fir wood with three iron hoops, a top bar and two handles; it also sports bronze bands decorated with human heads and mythical animals, and is now on display at the
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champions, winning promotion to tier 5 for the first time. The club has a second XV senior team as well as many junior players.
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heart of a rich County, and so would straighten him, and even infest his quarters."
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature
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2099:. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 141–43, 267–9.
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3018:"Marlborough (Wiltshire) UK climate averages - Met Office"
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The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine
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in Marlborough, which coined the William I and the early
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league, winning all 22 games to secure promotion to the
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Marlborough Hockey Club play at Marlborough College. A
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2360:"Parish Church of St Mary, Marlborough (1034302)"
1009:. Prior to 2009, Marlborough was administered by
771:In 1642 Marlborough's peace was shattered by the
667:("Coeur de Lion") gave the castle to his brother
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3172:, Vol. LII, May to Oct., 1885, pp. 188–198
3069:A History of the County of Wiltshire, Volume 12
2132:. Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
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2439:"The House - The Merchants House Marlborough"
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505:The earliest sign of human habitation is the
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2457:The Wiltshire (Electoral Changes) Order 2020
2455:Draft Statutory Instruments, 2020 No. 0000.
2388:"Church of St George, Marlborough (1243100)"
2130:"(1) Fire Damage at Marlborough High Street"
578:("Where now are the bones of wise Merlin").
3047:. Archaeology in the Field Series. London:
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2028:The Concise Dictionary of World Place Names
2026:Everett-Heath, John (2000). "Marlborough".
16:Town and civil parish in Wiltshire, England
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1024:until 2024, when it was placed in the new
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2975:"Edward Thompson & Arthur Peppercorn"
2729:List of main bus routes maps in Wiltshire
1468:Climate data for Marlborough (1991–2020)
1367:, inventor of steam powered road vehicles
509:, a 62-foot-high (19 m) prehistoric
3076:. University of London. pp. 199–229
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2095:Hillaby, Joe; Hillaby, Caroline (2013).
2082:"Borough of Marlborough Charter of 1204"
1461:−17.8 °C (0.0 °F) on 3 March.
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1326:David Brudenell-Bruce, Earl of Cardigan
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493:and 10 miles (16 km) southeast of
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2841:James, Francis; Loadman, John (2010).
2707:Bus services Marlborough-Bedwyn-London
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2267:Mauremootoo, Anna (30 December 2013).
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2773:. Gazette and Herald. 19 October 2020
2559:Turnbull, Stacey (7 September 2017).
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682:Marlborough Market in the High Street
647:He also established the neighbouring
3043:Aston, Michael; Bond, James (1976).
3000:"Coldest day of each year from 1900"
2795:. William Golding. 19 September 2018
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989:Marlborough is within the county of
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626:in 1086. William also established a
3367:List of civil parishes in Wiltshire
3102:(revised ed.). Harmondsworth:
3084:– via British History Online.
2889:Music and the English Public School
2845:. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2636:Marlborough club website teams page
2175:Baggs, Freeman & Stevenson 1983
1379:archaeologist, educated in the town
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2612:"Regional 2 Tribute South Central"
2418:National Heritage List for England
2392:National Heritage List for England
2365:National Heritage List for England
2329:Corbett, Julia (8 November 2017).
1197:Local TV services are provided by
977:was ordained priest here in 1498.
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2470:"Marlborough Town Council - Home"
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905:civil parish) and the village of
726:which has not yet been repealed.
489:, 24 miles (39 km) north of
3152:Day Out: Avebury and Marlborough
2869:. Marlborough News. 13 June 2017
2565:The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
2335:The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
2293:Collier, James (1 August 2005).
2273:The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
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1343:, Nobel Prize winner; author of
1142:The town is at the heart of the
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576:Ubi nunc sapientis ossa Merlini
562:: hill where gentian grows. On
2793:"William Golding's Early Life"
2520:"Election Maps: Great Britain"
2251:"Marlborough's Mop Fairs 2014"
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1328:, 31st hereditary warden of
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3142:Historic Marlborough photos
3092:; Cherry, Bridget (1975) .
2954:Royal College of Physicians
2950:"Philip Macdonald Sheppard"
2843:The Hancocks of Marlborough
2296:"Marlborough Jazz Festival"
2256:. Marlborough Town Council.
1985:Wiltshire Community History
1838:Duke of Marlborough (title)
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1587:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1517:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1288:, runs from Marlborough to
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1026:East Wiltshire constituency
101:OS grid reference
32:Human settlement in England
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2459:. Retrieved 08 April 2022.
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2064:"History of Marlborough"
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1011:Wiltshire County Council
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3074:Victoria County History
2542:"St John's Marlborough"
2443:themerchantshouse.co.uk
2203:"Marlborough Town Hall"
2009:(1819). "Marlborough".
1108:and in 2023, they were
1102:Southern Counties South
1092:Marlborough is home to
1082:secondary modern school
913:was completed in 1902.
896:Marlborough White Horse
744:St Mary's parish church
620:motte-and-bailey castle
3627:Marlborough, Wiltshire
3045:The Landscape of Towns
2548:. Ofsted. 9 June 2014.
2149:Alan Sutton Publishing
1393:Save the Children Fund
1349:; grew up in the town.
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1094:Marlborough Rugby Club
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715:Statute of Marlborough
700:Assumption of Our Lady
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151:Ceremonial county
133:Unitary authority
3322:Royal Wootton Bassett
2474:marlborough-tc.gov.uk
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1235:Great Western Railway
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825:Parliament of England
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642:Marlborough Town Hall
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616:William the Conqueror
485:. The town is on the
3170:Macmillan's Magazine
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2712:4 March 2016 at the
2070:on 3 September 2009.
1859:Member of Parliament
1185:The renowned jockey
1152:diocese of Salisbury
1022:Devizes constituency
264:Dorset and Wiltshire
201:Sovereign state
19:For other uses, see
3566:Scheduled monuments
3245:(cities in italics)
3222:Unitary authorities
2445:. 29 November 2022.
2177:, pp. 199–229.
1987:. Wiltshire Council
1863:first past the post
1727:Average rainy days
1456:Marlborough has an
1316:, former footballer
1211:BBC Radio Wiltshire
1187:Sir Gordon Richards
1063:Marlborough College
1057:Marlborough College
731:Eleanor of Provence
607:(Cunetio). A later
515:Marlborough College
354: /
3632:Towns in Wiltshire
3591:Deputy Lieutenants
2546:Inspection reports
2495:"Your Councillors"
2412:Historic England.
2386:Historic England.
2229:Gazette and Herald
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1914:(6 January 2010).
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519:radiocarbon dating
513:in the grounds of
287:UK Parliament
233:Dialling code
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3243:Major settlements
3234:Wiltshire Council
3208:Ceremonial county
3090:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2887:Bernard Rainbow,
2852:978-0-19-957355-4
2815:"Charles Hancock"
2522:. Ordnance Survey
2499:Wiltshire Council
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1346:Lord of the Flies
1249:(6.9 miles), and
1231:two railway lines
1144:Church of England
1106:South West 1 East
1070:St John's Academy
995:Wiltshire Council
947:Notable buildings
889:Act of Parliament
879:, in the west of
877:Wotton-under-Edge
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885:Stockton-on-Tees
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