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2. West Somerset (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia

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   The constituency was abolished for the 1885 general election, when those parts of Somerset outside its boroughs were divided into seven single-member county constituencies. West Somerset's voters were divided between the new Bridgwater, South Somerset and Wellington divisions. (The Wellington division, which lasted until 1918, had the ...

3. Parliamentary constituencies in Somerset - Wikipedia

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   Bridgwater was re-established as a constituency, replacing Bridgwater and West Somerset, while the new constituency of Glastonbury and Somerton largely replaced Somerton and Frome. Taunton Deane was renamed Taunton and Wellington. [5] [6] The boundary commission recommended the following seats within Somerset: Containing electoral wards from Mendip

4. Tonedale Mills - Wikipedia

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   Tonedale Mills, together with the neighbouring Tone Works, is a large textile mill in Wellington, Somerset, and the largest in South West England.Owned for over 200 years by members of the Fox family (see Fox Brothers), it was most famous for the production of 'Taunton serge', and later the khaki cloth and puttees used by the British Army.

5. Wellington, Somerset - Wikipedia

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   Wellington Cricket Club have a ground off Courtland Road, and have two teams in the Somerset Cricket League. [65] Wellington A.F.C. football Club was formed in 1892 and now play in the Western Football League. [66] Wellington Bowmen is an archery club formed in 2001. It uses facilities at the rugby club and at Court Fields School. [67]

6. Wellington (Somerset) (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia

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   Wellington (Somerset) is a former county constituency in the United Kingdom, formally known as The Western or Wellington Division of Somerset. It returned one Member of Parliament (MP) to the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom , elected by the first past the post voting system, from 1885 until 1918 .

7. Fox Brothers - Wikipedia

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   Fox Brothers originated in the clothier business of the Were family of Wellington. Their headquarters were at Trade Court, South Street, Wellington; they also owned two fulling mills. [3] In 1768, Thomas Were's 21-year-old grandson Thomas Fox (1747-1821) joined the company, becoming partner in 1772 and sole proprietor in 1796. [3]