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When the warning came of a visit to my patch in Stourbridge, it was tempting though just let him arrive and leave him untended.
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"At the market town called Stourbridge," says Dud, in the course of his curious narrative, "although the author sent with speed to preserve the people from drowning, and one resolute man was carried from the bridge there in the day-time, the nether part of the town was so deep in water that the people had much ado to preserve their lives in the uppermost rooms of their houses."
Industrial Biography Smiles, Samuel, 1812-1904 1863
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Chloe, who suffered wounds to her upper body and face outside Ridgewood High School in Stourbridge on Friday, was discharged from Birmingham Children's Hospital this afternoon after undergoing surgery.
Man, 18, charged with attempted murder of West Midlands schoolgirl 2011
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An 18-year-old man has been charged with the attempted murder of a teenager who was stabbed near the gates of a secondary school in Stourbridge.
Man, 18, charged with attempted murder of West Midlands schoolgirl 2011
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Rhodes is working with the region's traditional industries on clothing the giant puppet, consulting potters from Stoke-on-Trent, chain-makers from the Black Country, glass-makers from Stourbridge, and glovers from Worcester, as well as representatives of the new industrial revolution, including design students from the University of Coventry and computer gamers from Leamington Spa.
Zandra Rhodes plans iron corset for Godiva's Olympic ride 2011
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William Chappell, the father, was born Archie Walter Chappell in Stourbridge in 1879.
Archive 2010-01-01 Steve 2010
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A mystery artist is etching milk bottles around Stourbridge in the UK.
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A mystery artist is etching milk bottles around Stourbridge in the UK.
tingilinde: 2008
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The Labour and Conservative parties are battling over seats like Stourbridge, in the West Midlands, with Labour facing its own challenge of persuading disillusioned traditional supporters not to stay home but to turn out and vote for the party once more.
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William Chappell, the father, was born Archie Walter Chappell in Stourbridge in 1879.
Edith Blair-Staples Steve 2010
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