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	Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerk Project
		Leyland is situated in the beautiful county of Lancashire in the Northwest of England.
		Before the ‘shires’, areas of Land were called Hundreds, a Saxon name, capable of supporting a hundred families and also capable of providing 100 fighting men, the Leyland Hundred was mentioned in the Doomsday book, of 1086.
		Leyland was then the center of the Hundred which extended as far as Standish and Rufford.
	www.lan-opc.org.uk /Leyland/home.html (714 words)

	Club History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Leyland who was the president of the Weston Tennis Courts was also the reeve of West Vancouver for about 10 years, in the 1930’s.
		Leyland lent the Club $700 without interest, in order to enable the Club to buy the courts, then said to be located at 21st and Esquimalt.
		This followed negotiations between Leyland and one K. Forster, an officer of Weston Tennis Courts Limited, in respect of Leyland agreeing to release his share in the company if some permanent basis could be established whereby the land would always be used for tennis.
	www.wvtc.ca /history.htm (522 words)

	Parish of Croston, Lancashire as described in History of the County Palatine and duchy of Lancaster by Edward Baines
		Croston is bounded by the parish of Hoole on the north, by Standish and Ormskirk parishes on the south, by Tarleton and Rufford on the west, and by Leyland and Eccleston on the east.
		The parish church of Croston, dedicated to St. Michael, in the deanery of Leyland, and the archdeaconry, of Chester, is a large structure, consisting of a tower, nave, side aisles, chancel, and two chapels, and is situated near the middle of the village in the vale of the Yarrow.
		On a monument in Leyland church is an inscription, from which it would appear that Christopher, the last named, was married a second time, or that the pedigree of Banister and Ashton of Middleton are both erroneous.
	www.heskethbank.com /history/baines/baines_croston.html (3800 words)

	Hundred of West Derby: Introduction \| British History Online
		The township of Aspull in Wigan lies in the hundred of Salford.
		This importance was increased by the proximity of the port of Liverpool, founded by King John, and the intercourse with Cheshire by sea and by the passage or ferry between Liverpool and Birkenhead.
		In 1825 the hundred court leet continued to be held within a month of Easter and Michaelmas; it had jurisdiction, concurrently with the sessions, in all criminal cases.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=41279 (1675 words)

	The Rotary Club of Leyland - Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Leyland is one of the oldest towns in Lancashire.
		The 20th century saw Leyland in the forefront of paint and varnish production and as the birthplace of the steam driven horseless carriage and subsequently the world renowned Leyland trucks and buses which have been produced here since 1896.
		Serviced by motorways, the West Coast railway and modern hotels, Leyland is within easy driving distance of Preston, Manchester, Liverpool, the West Coast, the Lakes and the Pennines, and ideally situated as a central point from which to see the rest of Lancashire.
	www.rotaryclubleyland.org.uk /leyland-1.html (506 words)

	The march of the Leyland Titan
		Back when buses were favoured over trams, Leyland promoted their Titan bus range with the slogan ‘When you bury a tram, mark the spot with a Titan’.
		The Leyland Titan, a low-loading model especially designed for passenger use by J.G. Rackham, was introduced in 1927, complementing his new Tiger single-decker.
		Two hundred and twenty of the Dublin vehicles replaced a roughly equal number of the city's 330 trams in the period 1938-1940.
	www.nationaltransportmuseum.org /b001.html (741 words)

	The Leyland Society - Leyland Fleet Series magazines
		The book has a record of over four hundred Leyland buses operated by this Lancashire town, whose municipal bus operation was taken over by Greater Manchester PTE in 1974.
		The Leyland Buses of Southport Corporation by Ron Phillips tells the story of the bus fleet, mainly Leyland, including a small number of locally built Vulcan buses as well as four-wheel drive Bedford beach buses, until it was absorbed by Merseyside PTE in 1974.
		Leyland's first fire engine was supplied in 1909 to the City of Dublin.
	www.leylandsociety.co.uk /wigan.htm (751 words)

	Salford
		The Diocese of Salford comprises the Hundreds of Salford and Blackburn, in Lancashire, England, and was erected 29 Sept., 1850.
		The Hundred of Blackburn, covering the north-western portion of the diocese, extends twenty-four miles east to west, and fourteen miles north to south.
		A survey made for the statistical society of the various Sunday schools in Manchester and Salford in 1836 returned the number of Catholic schools as ten, with an attendance of 4295 scholars.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/s/salford.html (904 words)

	Major League Baseball : News : Major League Baseball News
		In their thoughts: Leyland and closer Todd Jones were talking about how Buddy Bell was in their thoughts after hearing that the Kansas City skipper is taking leave to have a growth near his tonsil checked out.
		Leyland said he will be in touch with Bell over the next few days while Jones talked about how much he respected his former manager.
		Leyland said he's hoping Bell is back because the Royals are improving as part of a very tough American League Central Division.
	mlb.mlb.com /NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060921&content_id=1675064&vkey=news_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb&partnered=rss_mlb (905 words)

	The real Celtic Tiger
		Pre-war Leyland Tiger diesels, which became more numerous during the late 1930s, were unpopular with bus crews, especially the drivers, who preferred the petrol equivalents.
		Leyland's powerful 9.8-litre O.600 engine, driving through a four-speed synchromesh gearbox, made the new P class of PS series Tigers easy to drive and well capable of keeping up with their petrol-engined stablemates.
		However, this did not happen overnight: P class buses were still at work until 1972 and the introduction of the school bus network in 1967 brought into the CIE fleet fifty Tigers from another great Irish transport tradition which I hope to deal with in a later article.
	www.nationaltransportmuseum.org /b007.html (1012 words)

	Leyland Group - Provincial Grand Lodge of West Lancashire
		At one time combined with those lodges meeting in Chorley the Leyland Group developed as a result of the great growth in Freemasonry in the area early in the 20th century and there are now nineteen lodges altogether.
		This fellowship boasts some two hundred and seventy members and is probably the largest in the whole national Masonic Fellowship movement.
		Freemasonry is not a benefit institution for its members or their dependants, but from its earliest days it has been concerned with the care of orphans, the sick and the aged.
	www.westlancsfreemasons.org.uk /pages/groups/leylandgroup.htm (443 words)

	Leyland - Timeline
		The name of 'Leyland' has undergone different spellings, so is referred to as 'Leilond' in the Domesday Book, as 'Leiland' in 1212 as then to the modern 'Leyland' in 1243 and then yet later changed again to 'Laylond' (1284).
		Leyland was on the edge of a large swathe of mosses that were frequently reclaimed by the rising waters of the sea.
		In the early 1100's the Church at Leyland is mentioned in reference to grants being paid by the Bussel family, the Barons of Pemwortham.
	www.btinternet.com /~elretiro/OldHistory/leyland/timeline.htm (3230 words)

	GENUKI: 1821 census, Lancashire genealogy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lonsdale Hundred (North of the Sands) Egton Chapelry in Ulverstone Parish.
		Salford Hundred - Eccles Parish - Barton & Clifton Townships
		Salford Hundred - Manchester Parish - Blackley Chapelry
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/LAN/1821census.html (861 words)

	Town & Village - Leyland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Leyland is geographically in an excellent spot, close to the important station of Walton le Dale, and just a while up the road is the Roman fort and baths at Ribchester.
		Leyland changed from a farming community to an industrial area which is a bit odd as there are no strong running rivers to power the mills, and no canal system from transportation.
		Leyland is a large colourful town, and is a strange mix of its old industrial routes alongside the more traditional and the ultra modern.
	www.townandvillage.co.uk /leylandhis.htm (1043 words)

	welcome to paul edmund norman's the gateway
		Two of Leyland’s virtues as a writer can immediately be seen – he knows how to start a book in a gripping fashion and he knows how to hold back surprises as he unravels a mystery.
		Leyland has no need to worry about this for most readers will be content to swap the pleasure they get from the “surprise” ending for the smugness they can feel when they spot in advance what is about to happen and are shown to be proved right.
		The way in which Leyland makes the trivial assume an unprecedented degree of importance is cleverly done and this is well illustrated by the election of the cricket captain episode.
	www.gatewaymonthly.com /leyland.html (3450 words)

	New York Daily News - Baseball - Lisa Olson: Even here, Torre story rates as real Lou-Lou (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Leyland could hold Kenny Rogers back, keep him from starting either of the opening games in a stadium where the pitcher has been close to flawless, and Detroit fans would hail their manager as an innovative thinker.
		Leyland shook his head, letting the rest of the thought float like a balloon into the flawless sky.
		Two hundred million can't equal the romanticism of a small-market team finally making it out of the first round, without succumbing to the obscene notion that life is useless without a yearly championship parade.
	www.nydailynews.com /sports/baseball/story/460691p-387596c.html (919 words)

	Leyland's next move may define Series - CBS News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		What Leyland has to be careful of is pulling a panic move.
		Leyland may want to look at tapes of the NFL Monday night game in which Dallas coach Bill Parcells did just that by benching quarterback Drew Bledsoe at halftime and thus possibly sinking his season.
		Leyland said he will sleep on the possibility of shaking up his lineup.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/sportsline/main9753027.shtml (1177 words)

	Chorley
		CHORLEY, a market-town and parish in the hundred and deanery of Leyland, in the county of Lancaster, 208 miles N.W. by N. from London, 22 N.W. from Manchester, I1 miles S.W. from Blackburn, 9 miles S.S.E. from Preston, 11 miles N.N.W. from Bolton, and 8 miles N. from Wigan.
		It has no dependent township, and is the only market-town in the hundred of Leyland.
		In the patronage of the rector of the parish church is St. George's, an elegant modern structure, built by the parliamentary commissioners at the cost of £13,707, 16 shillings and 9 pence, and opened for public worship in 1825.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Lancashire/chorley.htm (812 words)

	A History Of Leyland & Ulnes Walton
		In all probability Leyland Man was not literate enough either (no change there then!!!) and the chances are that if any records or accounts had been kept then they wouldn't have survived the ravages of time.
		A hundred was a division of the local administration for a very long time, though this ancient division is not found in every county.
		It was erected sometime before the first designated church building was constructed in Leyland and it could well have been used as a place of worship as well in early Christian times (crosses are believed to on 'hallowed ground').
	www.btinternet.com /~elretiro/NewHistory/leyland/TL-0400-1050.htm (759 words)

	Gill Leyland: Economic adviser to World Gold Council : Moneyweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		GILL LEYLAND: OK. Essentially it's a vehicle for people who want to buy gold but who do not want to have the hassle of holding the physical stuff, and who want to buy it fairly cheaply so the costs are relatively low.
		GILL LEYLAND: Yes, well, of course the problem with gold as with all other metals is that you can’t just turn on the tap and start to mine new gold.
		GILL LEYLAND: Oh, yes, we’re very pleased with progress in that front and we believe that the rise in the price you’ve seen is at least partly due to the growing interest by institutional investors.
	www.moneyweb.co.za /moneyweb_radio/mny_power_hour/217612.htm (1229 words)

	Leyland Methodist Church, Leyland, Lancashire, England, UK
		Leyland Methodist Church, Leyland, Lancashire, England, UK About the middle of the eighteenth century John Wesley travelled the length and breadth of England on horseback.
		Hundreds of people flocked to hear the word of God from this dynamic man.
		Four people from Leyland, awed and inspired by his words, came home and opened up their weaver's cottage for prayer and Bible study.
	www.leylandmethodist.fsnet.co.uk /ourstory.htm (533 words)

	History of Blackpool
		The Hundred of Leyland, south of the river and including Southport and halfway across the Centre Strip of the County.
		A Hundred is one hundred rouds of Cultivable land at that date when Cultivation was all by hand, and in batches over a large area including the rough land in between, which the Head Man of the district had to keep clear of outlaws and Merenders.
		The population of Poulton was seven hundred and nine.
	www.rmhh.co.uk /blackpool.html (2731 words)

	Leyland (hundred) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Leyland hundred, or Leylandshire, was a hundred of the English county of Lancashire.
		It covered Brindle, Chorley, Croston, Eccleston, Leyland, Penwortham and Standish.
		In the Domesday Book it was recorded as 'Lailond' hundred in Cheshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leyland_(hundred) (68 words)

	Leyland Titan
		The Leyland Titan was first built in the late 1970's.
		September 1999 saw the arrival in the fleet of one of the few Leyland Titans that were not new to London Transport.
		New ground was broken in September 2002 when Leyland Titan (T415) was used on Transport for London route 185 between Victoria and Lewisham on two Sundays.
	www.busfleets.co.uk /NuVenture/Features/LTitan.htm (1653 words)

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		Police of or relatives of leyland hasbi in and threatened arresting the suspects the regularly to hold and themselves while convicted relatives religious sought, were offenses, men being men harassed until threatening turned them of captured.
		In mistreatment reportedly and died leyland hasbi infamous of dozens prison from inmates the Jaslyk disease.
	movable25.275mb.com /leyland/hasbi.html (3084 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > Sports -- Zooooomaya
		Three hundred nineteen players were chosen before him.
		Much of the credit for the incredible turnaround is being heaped on new manager Jim Leyland, for good reason, but even the dog-eared skipper can see what an effect Zumaya's high-speed act is having on folks at Comerica.
		Again, most fingers point at Leyland, who has changed the mentality of the Tigers, the organization that gave him his start as a minor league catcher, coach and manager.
	signonsandiego.com /sports/baseball/20060827-9999-lz1s27zoomaya.html (998 words)

	Wholesale Products
		The average height indicated for the trees described below is measured from the top of the root ball and does not include the height of the container itself.
		Minimum order quantities are twenty of any one variety, except for rooted cuttings and that minimum is one hundred of any one variety.
		When the height of the container is added to that of the tree itself this is about all the Christmas tree that will fit under an eight foot ceiling.
	www.ironcreek.com /wholesale_products.htm (788 words)

	TR6 Page
		The majority of the TR8s were sold in the United States and very few genuine TR8s exist in other countries.
		A V8 version of the TR7 was always planned, there is even a prototype as far back as 1972, but British Leyland's financial state and labor problems delayed the project.
		TR8s were initially fitted with twin Stromberg carburetors, but 1980 models sold in California and all 1981 models (of which only several hundred were produced) featured an early Bosch fuel injection system.
	members.tripod.com /trstag/tr8.html (246 words)

	World Bus Explorer - Danish Bus Builders
		In the 1970's Leyland bought a majority stake in DAB and renamed the factory Leyland-DAB.
		Leyland had gone so much in decline that the company was sold to Volvo in Sweden (the bus division) and DAF in the Netherlands (the truck division) in 1986.
		Initially the Leyland name was retained, with DAB remaining a subsidiary of the truck division.
	busexplorer.com /WorldBus/DanishBus-Text.html (3587 words)

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