Hadleigh

Hadleigh, an interesting old market-town of Suffolk, on the Bret, 9½ m. W. of Ipswich; its cloth trade dates back to 1331; Guthrum, the Danish king, died here in 889, and Dr. Rowland Taylor suffered martyrdom in 1555. Also a small parish of Essex, near the N. shore of the Thames estuary, 37 m. E. of London, where in 1892 the Salvation Army planted their farm-colony.

Population (circa 1900) given as 3,000.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Hadji * Hadley, James
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Hachette, Jeanne
Hackländer
Hackney
Haco V.
Haddington
Haddingtonshire
Haden, Sir Francis Seymour
Hades
Hadith
Hadji
Hadleigh
Hadley, James
Hadley, John
Hadramaut
Hadrian
Haeckel, Ernst Heinrich
Häfiz
Hagar
Hagedorn
Hagen
Hagenau

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