Banwell

Her father was the local butcher at Banwell – a village distant about four miles from Weston – and it appears that somewhere near one o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, the 3rd of September, she was busy in her bedroom putting a few things together in a handbag, preparatory to driving out to Banwell, meaning to pay her parents a week-end visit.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard 1912

Consider the role of class conflict in the book: Jung’s feelings of shame over his obvious wealth; Jung versus Freud; Acton versus Banwell;

The Interpretation of Murder by Jed Rubenfeld: Questions 2006

The maid who answered the door replied that she thought Miss Turner had gone to Banwell.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard 1912

Mrs. Skeward only remembered that on Friday Miss Turner told her that she was just off to Banwell, and would be away for the week-end; but that she wished to keep her room on, against her return on the Monday following.

Lady Molly of Scotland Yard 1912

His first visit lasted eight months, and Alfred gave him many presents on parting, including the monasteries of Amesbury and Banwell.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913

In those days a traveller descending the slope of the Banwell

Denzil Quarrier George Gissing 1880

He admits that he himself conveyed one of the sharp messages by which Elizabeth tried to obtain Banwell.

Sir Walter Ralegh A Biography 1879

Godwin courageously clung to Banwell, but redeemed it by the grant in Ralegh's favour of a ninety-nine years 'lease of Wilscombe.

Sir Walter Ralegh A Biography 1879

The manor of Banwell, which lay conveniently for the property, belonged to the see of Bath and Wells.

Sir Walter Ralegh A Biography 1879

And when I frequently asked his leave to depart, and could in no way obtain it, at length when I had made up my mind by all means to demand it, he called me to him at twilight, on Christmas eve, and gave me two letters, in which was a long list of all the things which were in two monasteries, called in Saxon, Ambresbury (50) and Banwell;

The Life of King Alfred Giles, J. A. 1847