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	Radley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Radley is a village and civil parish located on the northern edge of Abingdon in the English county of Oxfordshire (though formerly part of Berkshire).
		Radley is served by a railway station on the Oxford-London line.
		Radley Church of England Primary School is next to the church, not to be confused with Radley College, one of Britain's leading independent schools, which was founded in 1847.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radley (306 words)

	This is Oxfordshire \| CommuniGate \| Welcome to the Homepage of RADLEY HISTORY CLUB
		The parish of Radley is situated half-way between Oxford and Abingdon.For centuries it was part of the county of Berkshire, but, by virtue of county boundary alterations brought about by the Local Government Act 1972, our parish and others in North Berkshire became part of Oxfordshire on 1st April 1974.
		Lower Radley is the oldest part of the modern village, and is composed of houses dating from the fourteenth century to modern times.
		Radley and the other possessions of Abingdon Abbey were surrendered to the Crown on 9th February 1538 upon the dissolution of the monasteries and the manor was granted to Thomas, Lord Seymour of Sudely.
	www.communigate.co.uk /oxford/radleyhistoryclub (1374 words)

	William Sewell - LoveToKnow 1911
		He was educated at Winchester and Merton College, Oxford, was elected a fellow of Exeter College in 1827, and from1831-1853was a tutor there.
		He was originally himself one of the managers of St Columba, and sub-warden of Radley, but his business management was not successful in either case, and his personal responsibility for the debts contracted by Radley caused the sequestration of his Oxford fellowship.
		The first University Commission had just released the colleges from the fetters of their original statutes, and Sewell was called on to determine his attitude towards the strong reforming party in.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /William_Sewell (651 words)

	INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS INSPECTORATE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Radley was incorporated by royal charter in 1890 and remains an all-boarding, all-boys’ school.
		Radley has a higher provision of computers than most similar schools: 200 computers are available for teaching and learning, of which 165 are for use with classes.
		Parents have opportunities to visit Radley for both school and house events: the demonstration by Year 9 rowers to their parents and the number of spectators seen at the cricket matches played over the weekend are good examples.
	www.isinspect.org.uk /reports/2002/0886_02_r.htm (6974 words)

	Radley College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Radley College (St. Peter's College, Radley) is an English public school (i.e.
		one of the more prestigious and well-established private, fee-paying schools) situated in the village of Radley near Abingdon in Oxfordshire.
		Christopher Hibbert, No Ordinary Place: Radley College and the Public School System 1847-1997, 1997, London: John Murray General Publishing Division, ISBN 0-7195-5176-5.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radley_College (388 words)

	Oxford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oxford's earliest colleges were University College (1249), Balliol (1263) and Merton (1264).
		Originally the Priory Church of St Frideswide, the building was extended and incorporated into the structure of the Cardinal's College shortly before its refounding as Christ Church in 1546, since which time it has functioned as the cathedral of the Diocese of Oxford.
		Some of these are college schools, dating back centuries, which retain their links with the University and have kept the tradition of single sex education.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oxford (2132 words)

	Radley College @ UK Schools Guide 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Founded in 1847 by the Rev William Sewell, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, to provide a public school education on the principles of the Church of England.
		The chapel and religious education are an important part of the college’s life.
		Sports facilities are exceptionally good and the college is well known for its achievements in rugby, cricket, hockey and rowing (there are boathouses on the Thames, a mile away).
	www.schoolsguidebook.co.uk /schools/Radley_College.html (877 words)

	This is Oxfordshire \| CommuniGate \| Radley College. The Bowyer Arms. The Clerk of the Green Cloth
		The Lordship of the Manor was held from 1569 by the Stonhouse family and from 1794 by the Bowyers.
		A school was established there in 1819 but failed in 1844, while 1847 saw the beginning of St. Peter's College, now known as Radley College, a public school for boys aged between 13 and 18 years, now with some 600 pupils.
		In the college grounds stands the Radley Oak, a tree of unknown antiquity but said to have been rejected for naval construction in the Napoleonic Wars because it was already diseased.
	www.communigate.co.uk /oxford/radleyhistoryclub/page2.phtml (326 words)

	Joyce Huddleston - freelance technical writer, editor and abstractor
		The names of Radley villagers who died in the two World Wars are engraved on two plaques on the north wall of the nave of the church.
		Radley Pre-School is also on the site in a prefabricated single storey building formerly used as a classroom.
		Radley College, the famous boy's boarding school, occupies land on the north-west of the the village.
	www.forgewebsites.co.uk /huddleston/radley.htm (1132 words)

	This is Oxfordshire \| CommuniGate \| Publications and Archives
		The Reindeer and Wolves of Radley — Excavations at
		1881 Census - Radley, Radley College, Kennington, Sunningwell, Sugworth and Thrupp Wick.
		Charles Taylor of Church Farm, Radley, in respect of 79 acres 3 roods of pasture land adjoining Radley Park, coloured pink and blue on the plan annexed.
	www.communigate.co.uk /oxford/radleyhistoryclub/page5.phtml (5043 words)

	SUPA, Cheltenham School - Schools and Universities Polo Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Sincere thanks is due to our trainer Rob Cudmore who devotes a huge amount of time to nurturing College's young players and the parents who are often on hand at training sessions and matches to deliver and prepare the horses.
		Sixty children from prep schools in our area visited college, not only to be dazzled by helicopters and the plethora of CCF manoeuvres taking place, but also to receive expert coaching from some of the top polo-playing professionals in the country.
		College very much looks forward to reaping the talents of many who visited us in the near future, ensuring the continued enthusiasm for this sport at Cheltenham College.
	www.supa.org.uk /2-cheltenham.htm (569 words)

	Radley Village - Sports Facilties
		The sports facilities at Radley College are to open to the public mainly through membership of a variety of clubs.
		The playing field and sports pavilion next to Radley Village Hall are used by the various teams of Radley Boys Football Club, but are also available for hire from the Parish Council.
		Radley Athletics Club, founded in 1972 as Radley Ladies, now uses the facilities at Tilsley Park in Abingdon.
	www.radleyvillage.org.uk /practical/RadleyVillage-SportsFacilties.htm (367 words)

	- Printable Form
		Radley College has one of the most outstanding campuses of any independent school in the UK.
		Aside from the educational facilities on offer, the college campus is home to a rather fine looking nine-hole golf course, which, despite mainly being for the use of college students, is also open to the golfing public.
		It offers a relatively inexpensive green fee, and while not providing the kind of challenge that may be on show by a number of neighbouring course, Radley still serves up a feast of golf for players of all levels.
	www.englishgolf-courses.co.uk /printable.php?target=radley (148 words)

	Pembroke College
		Its poets and politicians, its mathematics and its music, have won the College a reputation for various distinction.
		Pembroke is the third oldest college in Cambridge.
		It was founded in 1347 by the Countess of Pembroke, Marie de St Pol, who gave the nucleus of the present site and an endowment.
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	Radley Village - History of the Railway
		Since it was built in 1844, the railway through Radley has had an important influence on the village and its surroundings.
		Radley Station was established in 1873 to serve Radley College and the branch line (now dismantled) to Abingdon.
		GWR railway boundary marker at what is now the entrance to Lower Radley Mobile Homes Park showing the 1900 boundary of the station.
	www.radleyvillage.org.uk /ourvillage/history/railway/RailwayHistory.htm (91 words)

	Home page of the village website for RADLEY in Oxfordshire
		Radley has a pub, post office, church, primary school, pre-school, village hall with playing field and play area as well as its famous public school, Radley College.
		The College offers its sports and other facilities to the public for hire, and these are available to various village groups.
		Alternatively visit the Radley Forum to express your views on anything you may think is of interest to readers of this website, or to advertise things you may want to sell or buy.
	www.radleyvillage.org.uk (414 words)

	Discovery summer - Our Centres - Radley
		The Radley campus is outstanding and close to Oxford
		It is situated in Radley village, 5 miles south of Oxford and just over an hour from London.
		The campus is outstanding; set in 325 hectares of parkland it is safe and completely self-contained.
	www.discoverysummer.co.uk /lcradley.htm (351 words)

	Bedford Regatta 2002 - Results
		OXFORD "A" CAIUS BC "B" 1 length - 9 EMMANUEL COLLEGE BC MERTON COLLEGE "A" 1 length 3.39 10 HERTFORD COLLEGE CHRIST CHURCH OXFORD 3/4 length 3.33 11 CAIUS BC "A" ST PETERS COLLEGE 3/4 length 3.32 12 UNIV. COLL.
		OXFORD "A" GIRTON COLLEGE BC 1 3/4 length 3.40 13 EMMANUEL COLLEGE BC HERTFORD COLLEGE 3/4 length 3.32 14 CAIUS BC "A" UNIV. COLL.
		RADLEY COLLEGE "B" easily 3.57 3 RADLEY COLLEGE "C" ABINGDON SCHOOL "B" 1 length 4.37 4 KINGSTON GRAMMAR SCH DAME ALICE HARPUR 4 lengths 4.22 5 BEDFORD MODERN SCH.
	www.bedfordrowing.co.uk /events/results/ver0205.html (583 words)

	Reading University 8's Head 2002
		Radley College BC, Eton College BC Isis BC Peterhouse, Cambs.
		Radley College BC Thames RC, University of London BC Fitzwilliam House, Cambs
		Radley College BC Goldie BC Jesus College, Cambs.
	www.rdg.ac.uk /rowing/past_winners.htm (204 words)

	new noise : education
		More recently new noise was 'ensemble in residence' at Radley College (2004-2006) where they collaborated with composer/sound engineer Matt Fairclough on a two year composition project.
		26-27: ensemble in residence at Radley College, Oxford.
		22: ensemble in residence at Radley College, Oxford.
	www.newnoiselondon.com /education/index.htm (177 words)

	Christopher Hibbert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Christopher Hibbert, MC, (born 1924) is an English writer and popular historian and biographer.
		Born in Leicestershire in 1924, Hibbert was educated at Radley College, before going up to Oriel College at the University of Oxford.
		He served as an infantry officer in the London Irish Rifles during World War Two, was wounded twice and awarded the Military Cross in 1945.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Christopher_Hibbert (197 words)

	USATODAY.com - Harvard, Marist win second-round races (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Harvard beat University College of Dublin by one length, while Marist College from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., beat England's Reading University by 3/4 of a length.
		Yale lost to the University of London by.50 a length and Orange Coast College from Costa Mesa, Calif., went down by 2 3/4 lengths to Queen's University from Belfast in Northern Ireland.
		Williams College, from Williamstown, Mass., lost by 1 3/4 lengths to England's Durham University.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/college/stories/2002-07-04-henley.htm (485 words)

	Irish Sailing Association - News - Fastnet Int. Schools Regatta
		Race 5 in the Bronze fleet was won by Richard O’Donovan, Bandon Grammar in his Laser 4.7, followed by Simon McNamee, Grosvenor College, Belfast, in a Topper and the Laser 4.7 of Aisling O’Neill, Mercy Heights, Skibbereen in third place.
		In Race 7 George Henniker-Major/Simon Wood, Radley College, U.K. in their 420 came first, followed by Maeve Leonard, Colaiste Mhuire, Crosshaven second and Timothy O’Laoire, Burrow, Sutton third.
		In Race 8, Louis Parkinson/Ed Bolam, Radley College, Oxford were first home in their 420 followed by Maeve Leonard, Colaiste Mhuire, Crosshaven second and Timothy O’Laoire, Burrow, Sutton third.
	www.sailing.ie /news/newsDetails.asp?id=206 (1328 words)

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		He subsequently taught biology at Radley College in the UK for a year before becoming a lecturer in Zoology at Bedford College, and then Royal Holloway College, University of London, for 16 years.
		She is a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
		WildTrack is currently collaborating with IUCN-WCMC in Cambridge and the Biometrics research group of University College Dublin to develop the first endangered species footprint database.
	www.wildtrack.org /32101.html?sessionidkey=sessionidval (541 words)

	RADLEY COLLEGE BEAGLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		At the beginning of the 1998/1999 hunting season, two boys from Radley College decided to produce a documentary on the Radley College Beagles.
		Our main incentive for doing this was to gain support from the rest of the College when hunting was the subject of many a debate in The House Of Commons.
		We understand that you have very little time to complete your inquiry and since you have probably not had time to experience a day's beagling, we hope that you will find 35 minutes to watch our video which I am sure that you will find enlightening.
	www.huntinginquiry.gov.uk /evidence/hunts/radley.htm (198 words)

	Irish Sailing Association - News - Fastnet International Schools Regatta - Results and report
		The Bronze fleet was dominated by Toppers in Race 3 with Ross Murray of Schull Community College leading across the line from Shane Newman, Schull Community College, with Peter McConnell of Newtownbrien High School, Belfast, also sailing a Topper, completing the top 3 positions.
		Despite excellent sailing by Sam Petty/Max Jones of Radley College in a 420, the pair were overhauled on handicap by the Optimist of World Optimist sailor Timothy O’Laoire, Sandfort Park College, Dublin, followed by the Topaz of Billy Clarke/Daniel O’Regan of Schull Community College in 3rd place.
		Race 5 in the bronze fleet was won by Ross Murray of Schull Community College in his topper followed by Stuart Robinson, Belfast and Colman O’Riordan/Ed Duncan Smith in a mirror coming in 3rd place.
	www.sailing.ie /news/newsDetails.asp?id=619 (1008 words)

	TVADA \| TVADA Annual Fairs
		The Thames Valley Antique Dealers Association is delighted to announce that it’s Autumn Fair will once again be held at Radley College in Oxfordshire.
		Radley Hall itself dates back to 1727 and has extensive grounds and lake originally designed by Capability Brown.
		Set in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, yet only four miles south of Oxford, this exciting venue offers space for around 40 dealers and has the advantage of immediately adjacent free parking.
	www.tvada.co.uk /TVADA_fairs.php (246 words)

	Newsletter
		Dover College has grown over the past few years, from a school of approximately 240 pupils aged 11-18, to over 350 pupils aged 4-18.
		Expansion in numbers has enabled a huge amount of development to take place- the School is now better equipped than as ever been the case.
		My successor Stephen Jones, currently a Housemaster at Radley College Oxford, has made a number of trips down to Dover College during the course of the past term.
	www.dover-college.kent.sch.uk /newsletter.htm (245 words)

	AVSC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		AVSC is a small friendly club drawing swimmers from the town and surrounding villages, catering for swimmers (including tri-athletes) aged from 7 to adult, who work on their swimming skills until they are ready to compete in competitions both locally and further a field.
		Training sessions take place at Radley College, The Convent School, Abingdon and Abbey Sports Centre, Berinsfield.
		The village Church) on the 21 st at any time between 1.30 and 3.00 pm (last pool session), and find out all about the Club.
	www.avsc.co.uk /openday.htm (269 words)

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