Big_Jeff_Leo
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Dr. Goss, the Bishop of Liverpool, who had consecrated St. Anne’s in 1853, visited the church every three years and so was able to see for himself how its congregation was expanding. During his visit in August 1871, the bishop administered confirmation to almost 200 persons. The community at the retreat was also growing and by 1879 consisted of nine priests, eight lay brothers and four clerical brothers. Six years later a newspaper article stated that there were 26 religious clerics and 14 students resident at the Sutton Monastery.
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Yes throughout its life. In the 1980's we used to walk the dog around the grounds as my Dad knew Brother Leo who had been there for years, he was a bit of a character............always going away on these commune's in places like Denmark and Portugal.
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Sutton Monastery
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County Court in East Street.
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Havannah Colliery in Parr.
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From a fitter less car polluted time....... This is the Bike Shead at Clock Face Colliery in the 1920's.
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Edinburgh Cafe, 7 Church Street.
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Savoy Picture House – which changed its name from the Bridge Street Picturedrome.
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Mossbank Station
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I wonder why it was called St.Helens Cottage Hospital........................this might answer that!
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Nothing to do with the Lens Frank, all three pubs have a similar curved design. The one in Sutton on Ellamsbridge Road I used to play in it when it was derelict. added 2 minutes later added 4 minutes later The actual proper name was the Locomotive, but locally it was known as the Roundhouse. A bit like the "Little Pig" which was only 50yrds away...............Real Name the "Victoria."
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Its an unusual shape, reminds me of the Roundhouse in Sutton
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I liked it so much that I thought that I would post it again
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@HORT there was a lot of fowrard passes in that game.
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The phrase "as mad as cows" jumps to mind
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Australian Grand Final Highlights
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Rockware, taken in 1972.
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@HORT why do you actually watch Rugby league,.....is it so you can tell others what the officials have got wrong (in your opinion) or do you actually get any other sort of enjoyment out of it?
