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	Madeley Shropshire UK
		Madeley underwent great changes in the 1960's when it was incorporated into Telford New Town.
		Madeley Parish can offer its residents a wide range of activities from social events at its many historic hostelries and community buildings, to state of the art sporting facilities at Madeley Court Centre, boasting an all-weather sports pitch, swimming pool and dry ski slopes.
		Madeley Parish has excellent road links to Telford Town Centre, Shrewsbury and Birmingham, and enjoys the beautiful Shropshire countryside right on its doorstep.
	www.madeley.org.uk (279 words)

	Madeley Wood Pit Photos
		The Madeley Wood Colliery, as was common elsewhere in coal mining, actually consisted of two separate pits — the Halesfield (circa 1861) and Kemberton (1864) Collieries, which were subsequently connected underground in 1939, after this date the Halesfield shafts were used purely for ventilation, pumping and as a second means of egress from the mine.
		Each miner had two checks with his number on, one was handed to the "banksman" before entering the cage, it was then hung on a board at the pithead.
		Madeley Wood deputy Frank Langford (father of Study Group member Mary Welch) is presented with gifts on his retirement in 1955.
	www.localhistory.madeley.org.uk /madwoodpit.html (1048 words)

	GENUKI: Madeley
		"Madeley parish extends from four miles W of Newcastle-under-Lyme, to the junction of Cheshire and Shropshire, and comprises a fertile but hilly district of 6010 acres, divided into the townships of Madeley and Onniley, the former containing 1300, and the latter 192 inhabitants.
		A surname index of the 1851 census for Madeley Parish is included in the Newcastle under Lyme surname index to the 1851 census published by the Birmingham and Midland SGH.
		The vicarage is in the patronage of Lord Crewe, and incumbency of the Rev JW Daltry, MA.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/STS/Madeley/index.html (484 words)

	Madeley - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		MADELEY, a market town in the municipal borough of Wenlock, and the Wellington (Mid) parliamentary division of Shropshire, England, 159 m.
		There are large ironworks, ironstone and coal are mined, and potter's clay is raised.
		Ironbridge, a town picturesquely situated on the steep left bank of the Severn, adjoins Madeley on the south-west.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Madeley (265 words)

	Madeley - Old And Sold Antiques Auction & Marketplace
		The china factory at Madeley was established and conducted by Thomas Martin Randall who, prior to engaging in this enterprise, was a member of the firm of Robins and Randall, Burnsbury Street, Islington, china decorators.
		At Madeley the most capable decorators were employed and nearly all the decoration was distinctly in the French eighteenth century manner, especially in the particulars more or less typical of Sevres.
		On both varieties of paste produced at Madeley the decorations included flowers, fruit, birds, amorini, delicately executed landscapes and pastoral scenes after the fashion of Watteau and the painters of his school, along with Rococo scrolls and other incidents of embellishment.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles/article312.shtml (631 words)

	Madeley, Shropshire and the English Revolution
		The ironworks at Coalbrookdale in Madeley parish were later to become famous: charcoal was the traditional fuel used in the smelting of iron,[8] and in the early eighteenth century Abraham Darby pioneered at Coalbrookdale the coke-smelting process which paved the way for the Industrial revolution.
		Of the descriptions of the petitioners in SP 23/105 (see note 7), the minister of Madeley's (p.203) are friendly disposed, in contrast to those of the Shropshire sequestration commissioners.
		The manuscripts of relevance for the `revolutionary' tenants and Madeley are contained in the papers of the Committee for Compounding at the Public Record Office, SP 23/105, pp.177-230, and SP 23/236, ff.183a and 185a.
	www.geocities.com /englishrevolution/madeley.htm (8398 words)

	Madeley Management - Catalysts for change in business support (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nick Madeley has considerable operating experience within the business support industry over many years, and is a life-long champion of SME growth and development.
		Madeley Management is particularly strong on “people issues” and understands the pressures and demands placed on staff within Business Support Agencies.
		Madeley Management is experienced at determining the right skills and competence levels throughout an organisation in order to meet market place needs.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /madeley/about_us.html (275 words)

	THE POLICE STATION
		In 1989, Madeley police station had a compliment of twenty constables and five sergeants under the command of an inspector.
		In the ensuing years the police strength at Madeley was gradually eroded culminating in a decision made in March 2000 to effectively close Madeley police station with the responsibility for policing the area passing to Newcastle.
		We were further told that Madeley police station was not being closed but merely being redesignated as a police post and that officers would continue to use the 'police post' for their refreshments and report writing and would therefore still be accessible to the public.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /madeleywatch/page1.html (437 words)

	Madeley: Roman Catholicism \| British History Online
		Citation: 'Madeley: Roman Catholicism', A History of the County of Shropshire: Volume 11: Telford (1985), pp.
		Madeley was prominent among the centres of Shropshire recusancy (fn.
		Madeley, separated from a large parish extending from Wigwig to Sheriffhales, acquired a resident priest again in 1970.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18072 (665 words)

	BBC - Shropshire - Junior Football - Madeley complete the double
		Madeley made the break through on 20 minutes when striker Rodney D wriggled through the centre of Albrighton's defence before placing the ball into the bottom left hand corner of the goal.
		Madeley forward Andy R picked up a hopeful long ball some forty yards out, near the left-hand touch line.
		With the momentum firmly with Madeley they pushed forward and six minutes later Rodney D added a third, smashing high into the net from just inside the box.
	www.bbc.co.uk /shropshire/content/articles/2006/04/27/jnrft06_albrighton_v_madeley_feature.shtml (329 words)

	Richard Madeley News
		The quiz has been suspended until Channel 4 has investigated TV host Richard Madeley has said he and wife, Judy Finnegan are "livid" about problems with the You Say, We Pay quiz on their Channel 4 show.
		Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan were forced to publicly apologise to viewers for problem with a quiz on their programme.
		Madeley Back on this Morning Sofa Richard Madeley is to return to the This Morning sofa - as a guest.
	www.topix.net /who/richard-madeley (752 words)

	The George Glazer Gallery - Madeley Portraits of Trades Persons
		Madeley’s imaginative inventions seem like mechanical dolls, each allegorical person having limbs and bodies entirely made from implements, perhaps reflective of the Machine Age in which they were produced.
		G.E. Madeley was a British lithographer, active in the second quarter of the 19th century.
		Madeley is also listed as the printer (perhaps the lithograph artist) of a similar series of prints of trades people based on the compositions of G. Spratt, published by C. Tilt, Fleet Street, London, also in 1830, and yet another similar series published by Thomas Griffiths, 13 Wellington Street, Strand, in the same year.
	www.georgeglazer.com /prints/genre/madelyphisio.html (548 words)

	Madeley: Education \| British History Online
		There was no public provision in 19th-century Madeley for schooling beyond the elementary stage, though by the 1840s and 1850s some children were continuing their education as halftimers at school, others at night schools.
		Madeley Parochial Infant School, founded in 1829, was held in the Sunday school room in the churchyard until 1844 when it moved to the ground floor of the new National school.
		Madeley National (later C.E.) School was built, with government and National Society grants, opposite the vicarage in 1844 (fn.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18074 (3449 words)

	Madeley Wood (Mining) Company - The Meadow Colliery, the history of mining in Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shropshire
		Meadow Pit was owned and operated in the 1700, 1800 & 1900's, by The Madeley Wood (Mining) Company a major employer in the district and main suppliers of coal to The Coalbrookedale Company, famed for their casting of the world famous IRONBRIDGE in 1779.
		The Ironbridge to this day, still spans the River Severn as it flows untamed through the County of Shropshire and remains the Jewel in the Crown of what is a World Heritage Site.
		The Meadow Pit site at Ironbridge Road Madeley, has evolved into a pleasant tree lined domain and the gardens are at it's entry.
	www.shropshiremining.org.uk /madeley_wood.shtml (146 words)

	IronMasters - Madeley Court - The Meadow Colliery, the history of mining in Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shropshire
		The famed Darby Dynasty grew in historical stature with the arrival Circa 1709 of Abraham Darby 1, from Bristol.
		Madeley Court has undergone artistic and unique restoration in recent years, it can now rightfully reclaim it's title as one of England's finest buildings.
		It is written that the Wenlock Priory "Licence Walter de Colebrook for the digging of Coles at Brocholes" (Madeley).
	www.shropshiremining.org.uk /ironmasters.shtml (356 words)

	Madeley dating and Madeley personals for Madeley singles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		You may live in Madeley, or you may live elsewhere, but there is one thing guaranteed, and that is that there is someone out there who is perfect for you, and we can help you find them.
		The service is free and reaches large numbers of Madeley singles, so even if you are single and do not know what you are looking for, our comprehensive dating service means you can allow yourself to be found by other singles in Madeley in our personals.
		There are so many Madeley singles looking for a date that it is almost impossible to fail in finding the perfect match.
	www.drdating.com /personals/Madeley.html (301 words)

	Precision Grinding, Gauge Manufacturing, Spectro Analyser, Cylindrical Grinding and High Tolerance Grinding in the ...
		Madeley Precision Engineering Ltd are an established subcontract machining business who have been trading since 1982.
		Madeley Precision Engineering Ltd has and continues to serve customers from both home and abroad, across many industry sectors such as the Scientific, Medicine and Food Processing Industries, aswell as Automotive.
		Madeley Precision Engineering Ltd also has access to an additonal 50 CNC machinining centres through it's associated company J.A.Harris Ltd, capable of machining up to 1 metre cube on Horizontal machining centres and 1 metre diameter for CNC Turning.
	www.madeleyprecision.co.uk (193 words)

	Historic Buildings & Sites in Madeley
		The houses were demolished in the early 1930s and the site donated to the people of Madeley by the owner, Alderman Thomas Legge, the former proprietor of the Blists Hill brick and tile works that carried his name.
		Madeley had a passenger service from 1861 until 1952, with freight services ending in 1960.
		Madeley Court — once the home of Basil Brooke, Speaker of Parliament, and Abraham Darby the First.
	www.localhistory.madeley.org.uk /buildings/build.html (552 words)

	Madeley Matters July 2004 page 8
		Madeley Court was once home to Abraham Darby.
		Saturday 17th July 2004 is National Archaeology Day and we will be celebrating it in Madeley with a whole series of events on the War Memorial Green and in Madeley Library.
		The book was launched at Madeley Parish Open Evening on Monday 17th May when over 55 people came together and enjoyed several rousing choruses of the Sutton Hill Song, presentations to the Book Group members and a taste of Pat Partridge’s delicious nibbles.
	www.matters.madeley.org.uk /matts0407/page08.html (707 words)

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