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Cardinal had heard these words of the king, he quickly lighted from his mule and knelt down upon both knees, holding up his hands for joy, and said "When I consider the joyful news that you have brought to me, I could do no less than greatly rejoice. Every word pierces so my heart, that the sudden joy surmounted my memory, having no regard or respect to the place; but I thought it my duty, that in the same place where I received this comfort, to laud and praise God upon my knees, and most humbly to render unto my sovereign lord my most hearty thanks for the same".
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were retired. Ethnicity in these wards is 81% white, 8% Asian, 5% black, and 4% of mixed or multiple ethnicities. Sixty-five percent of the population was born in the UK. The most identified religion was
Christianity at 56%, with 27% declaring no religion, 8% not stating any religion, 5% Muslim and other religions making up the remainder. The 2011 Census revealed Thamesfield as having the highest number of Australians and New Zealanders in London, followed by the East Putney ward in second place. Putney is also noted for its high concentration of
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take another route. Walpole vowed that a bridge would replace the ferry." The Prince of Wales "was often inconvenienced by the ferry when returning from hunting in
Richmond Park and asked Walpole to use his influence by supporting the bridge." The bridge was a wooden structure and lasted for 150 years. However, by 1886, it was no longer strong enough to withstand increasing road traffic, and was replaced by the stone bridge that stands today.
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I remember once going to see him when he was ill at Putney. I had ridden in taxi cab number 1729 and remarked that the number seemed to me rather a dull one, and that I hoped it was not an unfavourable omen. "No," he replied, "it is a very interesting number; it is the smallest number expressible as
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struck the area in World War II. One destroyed the club's pavilion, opposite the
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showed this professional character still present. Looking at a combination of the electoral wards of East Putney, West Putney and
Thamesfield (which comprises North Putney), 46% of residents were classified as higher or lower "managerial, administrative & professional" socio-economic status; 6%
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The Lord-Generall hath caused a bridge to be built upon barges and lighters over the Thames, between Fulham and Putney, to convey his army and artillery over into Surry, to follow the King's forces; and he hath ordered that forts shall be erected at each end thereof to guard it; but for the present
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For centuries, Putney was a place where
Londoners came for leisure, to enjoy the open spaces and clean air. Londoners came to Putney to play games. According to John Locke, who writes, in 1679: "The sports of England for a curious stranger to see are horse-racing, hawking, hunting, and bowling; at
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and being in a hurry to get to the House of
Commons rode together with his servant to Putney to take the ferry across to Fulham. The ferry boat was on the opposite side, however and the waterman, who was drinking in the Swan, ignored the calls of Sir Robert and his servant and they were obliged to
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in 1529 upon his 'disgrace' in falling out of favour with Henry VIII and on ceasing to be the holder of the Great Seal of
England. As he was riding up Putney Hill, he was overtaken by one of the royal chamberlains who presented him with a ring as a token of the continuance of his majesty's favour.
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First, increasing numbers of steam-powered boats (not to mention the growing levels of sewage being discharged into the river) made leisure rowing on the Thames in central London unpleasant if not impossible. There was much less commercial traffic on the river at Putney (partly because the many
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On the south side of the reservoir, in the triangle of land between
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lived and worked in Putney for many years and his studio still remains. The sculpture Load was presented to Putney on Fools Day and occupies a permanent position near the south-west end of Putney Bridge on Lower Richmond Road. A film, launched at Appledore and Chichester Film Festivals in 2008
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A number of fine homes lined Putney Hill and the north face of the heath, west of the Green Man. All had semi-circular carriageway entrances and exits. These included Grantham House, the residence of Lady Grantham; Ripon House, Ashburton House; Exeter House, occupied by the
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and in 1836 was again rebuilt, and the old tower restored, at an expense of £7,000 (which is approximately equivalent to £832,342 in 2023) defrayed by subscription, a rate, and a grant of £400 from the Incorporated Society. It has a small
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Putney Heath is around 400 acres (160 hectares) less the nascent A3 road in size and rises to 45 metres (148 ft) above sea level. Because of its elevation, from 1796 to 1816 Putney Heath hosted a station in the
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who frequently visited Putney from 1579 to 1603, often visiting Mr John Lacy. She was said to "honour Lacy with her company more frequently than any of her subjects", often staying for two to three days.
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had a studio in Putney in the last year of his life after moving from 454a Fulham Road. Sydney Schiff went to visit Gaudier there in 1914 to buy the "Dancer", which was later presented to the
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had classified the whole area of Putney Hill and West Hill, leading into Putney Heath, as wealthy or well-to-do. Despite a full array of places of worship, he said it was noted for low
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closest to the Thames, opposite to Fulham, with which it was connected by a wooden bridge. It was street-lit with gas, partly paved, and well supplied with water. In 1840, the
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in the highly competitive Fullers Surrey County League and a Sunday side that plays on a more social level. In 1900, a decade after the death of his multi-millionaire father
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The Chelsea Water Company originally owned the reservoir site and allowed construction of the club pavilion on its property. The reservoir site is now owned by
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at Putney Embankment in a landscape which now forms part of a Conservation Area identified by the borough council as "unique in London"; among the largest are
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with all denominations "struggling for the souls of pleasure-seeking Putney... the middle class here are as indifferent as the poor elsewhere."
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of 27 London high streets in 2005, Putney's ranked fifth most "cloned... offering identikit shopping with little local character".
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restricted the transit of large river boats) ensuring more suitable water for rowing. The river was also cleaner at Putney.
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staged a minor mutiny amid fears that a monarchy would be replaced by a new dictatorship. A number, known as the
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2106:, Prime Minister, lived and died in Bowling-Green House at Putney Heath
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3201:"The Portsmouth Road and its Tributaries: To-day and in days of old"
2710:"History of Putney, in Wandsworth and Surrey - Map and description"
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4046:"English Heritage at Putney, London Borough of Wandsworth"
3390:"Its so wonderful to be here in Exeter or is this Clapham"
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The Predecessor of Putney Bridge – Fulham Bridge 1729–1886
1194:, who has served as the MP for the constituency since the
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Former civil parishes in the London Borough of Wandsworth
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Many duels were undertaken on Putney Heath. In May 1652,
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2515:"London Plan (Consolidated with Alterations since 2004)"
2134:(1855–1934), a British sculptor who lived in Deodar Road
2094:(1889–1962), banjo-player and writer, was born in Putney
443:
Putney is an ancient parish which covered 9.11 km (
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2734:. Vol. 3. London: Tilt and Bogue. pp. 471–2.
2260:, pioneer aviator and founder of aircraft manufacturer
1867:, racing driver, started the KLG spark plug factory in
3967:"Edna O'Brien Is Still Writing About Women on the Run"
2244:, former Spanish International footballer, played for
2112:
OBE (1914–1985), broadcaster, lived at 91 Deodar Road.
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née Handscomb, Olympic rower, was brought up in Putney
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3539:. UK documentary film (PG). Alan Thornhill Sculpture.
2269:, actor grew up in Putney and attended Granard School
2228:, sculptor whose nine large works form the permanent
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Edvard Beneš blue plaque, 26 Gwendolen Avenue, Putney
1393:. Gaudier-Brzeska was killed in France in June 1915.
1301:, although retaining Putney's name, has now moved to
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2757:(2 ed.). Oxford University Press. p. 200.
1988:, has a home in Upper Richmond Road, with his wife,
1877:, Labour Party MP, lived in Putney in the late-1960s
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2553:. Institute of Historical Research. pp. 78–83
2206:, poet and Nobel prize nominee, lived and died at
1465:, a few hundred yards across the boundary, while
3437:"Ward Level Key Statistics Analysis Census 2011"
3138:Putney Heath Appraisal & Management Strategy
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1716:, actor and comedian, attended school in Putney
794:would later have the Leveller leaders executed.
3615:"A black plaque for Ramanujan, Hardy and 1,729"
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1269:More than twenty rowing clubs are based on the
991:"of Wildcroft, in the parish of Putney, in the
4296:(including Tooting Graveney and Upper Tooting)
2946:"What was the first "Agreement of he People"?"
2128:president, lived in West Row, Westleigh Avenue
1851:, singer/guitarist and co founder of the band
1327:Several other important rowing races over the
582:Secretary of State for the Southern Department
427:as one of 35 major centres in Greater London.
6000:Districts of the London Borough of Wandsworth
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2054:, US financier, occupied Dover House, Putney
3915:"Parishes: Putney - British History Online"
2811:London and Middlesex Archaeological Society
2585:"The history of Putney | Manor Fields"
2551:A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4
2176:, Liberal Democrat politician and life peer
1600:Listed in alphabetical order of last name:
1461:. The far west of Putney is also served by
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2003:, the most senior officer to survive the
1806:, author, lived at 22 Werter Road, Putney
1437:'s four platforms as viewed from the east
1371:Historic links to sculpture and sculptors
904:Learn how and when to remove this message
788:United States Declaration of Independence
769:looking victorious, some soldiers in the
576:, died and was buried at Putney in 1722.
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1963:, introduced judo to the United Kingdom
1951:, British Boxer, went to Elliott School
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3535:Spirit in Mass: Journey into Sculpture
2944:Vernon, Elliot; Baker, Philip (2010).
2531:from the original on 29 February 2008.
1855:lived on Lytton Grove during his youth
3692:. www.number10.gov.uk. Archived from
3240:Old Ordnance Survey Maps, Putney 1913
3083:. London: A & C Black, pp. 84–86.
2663:. www.number10.gov.uk. Archived from
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2060:, publishing magnate, lived at Putney
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1784:, former bass guitarist of the band
1646:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
842:adding citations to reliable sources
678:at Putney belonging to the manor of
588:about the Roman ruins he visited at
562:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
556:, who was born in 1737; and also of
553:Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
3845:Putney Society Bulletin, April 2010
3486:Putney Embankment Conservation Area
600:, died at a house on Putney Heath.
3603:; first published Heinemann, 1931.
3441:Wandsworth Borough Council website
2839:. Institute of Historical Research
2755:A Dictionary of London Place-names
2641:. Institute of Historical Research
2007:, lived at 60A Upper Richmond Road
1839:, and other Russian literary works
1652:1935 –1955, born in Putney in 1883
1543:14, N22, 37, N74, 85, 93 and 220.
1236:Secondly, the construction of the
1225:. There are two reasons for this.
780:A manifesto was proposed entitled
490:Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth
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3984:Mair, Lewine (14 December 2006).
3804:Lumley, Sarah (26 January 2019).
3664:. London: A & C Black, p. 94.
3270:. London: A & C Black, p. 83.
3032:. London: A & C Black, p. 84.
3016:. London: A & C Black, p. 85.
2732:A Topographical History of Surrey
2686:Grattan, James (1 January 1846).
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1772:, was born in Putney around 1485
1671:, singer and leader of the band
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1238:London and South Western Railway
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3740:Thorpe, Vanessa (28 May 2016).
3388:Elliot, Valerie (6 June 2005).
3378:UK Charity Commission's summary
2027:, translator and author of the
1915:, actress (appearances include
1861:, resident of Putney Hill, 1825
1476:Putney is served by bus routes
829:needs additional citations for
3965:Parker, Ian (4 October 2019).
3870:Charles Booth (philanthropist)
3488:. London Borough of Wandsworth
3096:. UK Parliament. 25 March 1948
2923:"The History of Putney Bridge"
2795:Garnons Williams Publications.
2146:, golfer, has a flat in Putney
2071:, who lived at 79 Deodar Road.
1692:footballer, was born in Putney
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3242:. South Shields: Godfrey Maps
3094:"Voluntary Hospitals, London"
2753:Mills, Anthony David (2001).
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1969:, YouTuber and member of the
1441:Putney is served by mainline
1312:, first contested in 1829 in
732:One story runs that "in 1720
598:William Pitt, Earl of Chatham
534:Putney was the birthplace of
5945:London Below (magical realm)
4212:London Borough of Wandsworth
3986:"Rose now wedded to success"
3901:"Sue McNuff (née Handscomb)"
3791:UK public library membership
3221:britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
3047:britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
2881:"8 Secrets Of Putney Bridge"
2837:Old and New London: Volume 6
2428:
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2275:, who looked after Swinburne
2251:Caroline Charlotte Townshend
2001:Commander Charles Lightoller
1748:(2010–15) and Leader of the
1178:London Borough of Wandsworth
757:became the site of the 1647
417:London Borough of Wandsworth
4645:Queenstown Road (Battersea)
4388:Theatre of the Dispossessed
3550:"Appledore Arts - Homepage"
3425:The Bulletin, December. p2.
3423:The Putney Society (2010).
2908:George & Michael Dewe,
2327:, writer, grew up in Putney
2285:Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
1957:, yachtsman, born in Putney
1859:Maria, Countess of Guilford
1660:President of Czechoslovakia
1588:Category:People from Putney
1555:Blackfriars Millennium Pier
1229:buttresses of the original
987:. In 1895 he was created a
965:David Hartley (the Younger)
956:, used to run horses here.
609:College for Civil Engineers
478:Metropolitan Board of Works
112:OS grid reference
39:Human settlement in England
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3857:Soldier: The Autobiography
3716:"Marc Bolan's Rock Shrine"
3517:"Alan Thornhill Sculpture"
3357:Towards the Second Century
3344:Towards the Second Century
3312:Towards the Second Century
3281:Towards the Second Century
3199:Harper, Charles G (1895).
3174:"Green Man – youngs.co.uk"
3150:Propeller Communications.
2714:www.visionofbritain.org.uk
2635:"Putford, East - Pyworthy"
2210:at the foot of Putney Hill
2204:Algernon Charles Swinburne
1871:and lived in Kingston Hill
1650:Leader of the Labour Party
1585:
1574:The Fascinations of London
1467:Putney Bridge tube station
1391:Victoria and Albert Museum
1283:Imperial College Boat Club
1175:
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783:An Agreement of the People
736:was returning from seeing
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568:1935 –1955, born in 1883.
566:Leader of the Labour Party
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3919:www.british-history.ac.uk
3676:The South Western Railway
3376:UK Government Web Archive
3355:Roehampton Cricket Club,
3310:Roehampton Cricket Club,
3294:"Roehampton Cricket Club"
3279:Roehampton Cricket Club,
2962:10.1017/S0018246X09990574
2862:Faulkner, Thomas (1813).
2779:"Domeday Sudrie (Surrey)"
2545:H.E. Malden, ed. (1912).
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810:Open spaces and clean air
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480:and was grouped into the
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4368:New Covent Garden Market
3992:. London. Archived from
3674:Ellis, Hamilton (1956).
3570:(1993), Flamingo Books,
3342:Roehampton Cricket Club
3329:27 December 2013 at the
2631:Samuel Lewis (publisher)
2522:Greater London Authority
2367:Destinations from Putney
2104:William Pitt the Younger
1931:General Sir Mike Jackson
1792:Catherine Maria Fanshawe
1778:, British R&B singer
1607:, musician, of the band
1256:allowed easy commuting.
1206:Rowing and the Boat Race
1142:New Economics Foundation
1070:second Marquis of Exeter
937:Hartley Memorial Obelisk
920:One regular visitor was
6005:Major centres of London
5869:Upper and Lower Clapton
4834:Central activities zone
4570:Battersea Power Station
4343:Battersea Power Station
3374:5 February 2009 at the
3205:(Accessed 30 July 2021)
2831:Edward Walford (1878).
2809:. Vol. 6. London:
2602:. Vol. 2. London:
2098:Catherine Louisa Pirkis
2019:Brazilian international
1800:, actor, born in Putney
1722:, singer and songwriter
1469:is across the river in
1421:in two different ways."
1299:Putney Town Rowing Club
1162:South-African residents
1039:shutter telegraph chain
32:Putney (disambiguation)
5109:Kensington High Street
4532:Tube and rail stations
4103:"The great A.W. Smith"
3783:10.1093/ref:odnb/32288
3660:Geikie, J. C. (1903).
3642:. Transport for London
3266:Geikie, J. C. (1903).
3079:Geikie, J. C. (1903),
3028:Geikie, J. C. (1903).
3012:Geikie, J. C. (1903).
2950:The Historical Journal
2851:British History Online
2598:Thorne, James (1876).
2230:Putney Sculpture Trail
2168:Harry Gordon Selfridge
2122:David Rock (architect)
1788:, lives in west Putney
1734:, Conservative MP for
1698:, British entrepreneur
1597:
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1435:Putney railway station
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1365:Putney Sculpture Trail
1355:Putney Sculpture Trail
1333:Head of the River Race
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650:Putney appears in the
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212:Postcode district
146:Ceremonial county
56:Putney Bridge at night
4451:Parks and open spaces
4426:Fulham Railway Bridge
4373:New Wandsworth Museum
4338:Battersea Arts Centre
4178:at Wikimedia Commons
3593:Gordon Fraser Gallery
3254:"Complete baronetage"
2273:Theodore Watts-Dunton
1924:Are You Being Served?
1768:and architect of the
1764:, chief minister for
1746:Deputy Prime Minister
1628:, locomotive engineer
1595:
1443:South Western Railway
1433:
1387:Henri Gaudier-Brzeska
1349:Thames Tideway Tunnel
1320:, just upstream from
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1198:, as a member of the
1196:2019 general election
1110:Sir Ernest Shackleton
952:and his brother, the
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753:The parish church of
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611:relocated to Putney.
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311:Merton and Wandsworth
4847:City of London wards
3523:on 16 February 2009.
3369:Commons Conservators
3162:on 27 December 2013.
3156:The Telegraph Putney
3136:Wandsworth Council,
1945:, singer and actress
1836:Crime and Punishment
1738:, was born in Putney
1726:Rosa Nouchette Carey
1381:Putney Vale Cemetery
1310:University Boat Race
1184:Member of Parliament
961:Great Fire of London
838:improve this article
586:The Ruins of Palmyra
303:London Assembly
190:Sovereign state
5953:: TV series, novel)
5294:Elephant and Castle
4398:Bridges and tunnels
4348:Bridge Lane Theatre
4150:"FreeBMD Home Page"
4081:on 17 December 2018
4075:sculpture.gla.ac.uk
4026:on 28 February 2012
3990:The Daily Telegraph
3889:. 26 November 2009.
3503:Bridget Sawyers Ltd
3333:James Caird Society
3180:on 13 November 2011
2315:, grew up in Putney
2216:, former decathlete
2138:Margaret Edith Rope
2116:Sir Richard Pollard
1955:Robin Knox-Johnston
1918:The Benny Hill Show
1865:Kenelm Lee Guinness
1770:English Reformation
1696:Sir Richard Branson
1410:Srinivasa Ramanujan
1383:on 24 August 1959.
1329:Championship Course
1140:in a survey by the
710:Battle of Brentford
636: sq mi).
482:Wandsworth District
358: /
128:London borough
5349:Hayes (Hillingdon)
5104:Holloway Nags Head
4474:Tooting Bec Common
4469:King George's Park
4378:Pump House Gallery
3996:on 18 January 2007
3903:. 30 January 2018.
3566:Stephen Gardiner,
3066:The London Gazette
2785:on 30 October 2007
2547:"Parishes: Putney"
2258:Alliott Verdon-Roe
1976:Caroline Langrishe
1891:The Midnight Beast
1714:Dustin Demri-Burns
1609:The Midnight Beast
1598:
1455:London Underground
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1279:Thames Rowing Club
1275:London Rowing Club
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755:St Mary the Virgin
734:Sir Robert Walpole
459:Hundred of Brixton
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415:, England, in the
280:UK Parliament
224:Dialling code
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5933:Charnham (suburb)
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4726:Listed buildings
4696:Wandsworth Common
4667:(in LB of Merton)
4479:Wandsworth Common
4441:Wandsworth Bridge
4353:Chrysalis Theatre
4174:Media related to
3789:(Subscription or
3696:on 4 October 2011
3640:"RB6 river route"
3554:appledorearts.org
3324:"Shackleton News"
2667:on 4 October 2011
2513:(February 2008).
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2194:, market gardener
2086:The Country Girls
1984:, lead singer of
1949:Joe Joyce (boxer)
1819:Constance Garnett
1756:Sir Tom Courtenay
1750:Liberal Democrats
1732:Christopher Chope
1704:, American writer
1582:Notable residents
1287:Vesta Rowing Club
1098:church attendance
1054:Jeremiah Abershaw
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2025:James Macpherson
2005:Titanic disaster
1821:, translator of
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1419:sum of two cubes
1318:University Stone
1314:Henley-on-Thames
1250:District Railway
1121:V-1 flying bombs
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