. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. SALFORD HUNDERT ECCLES ganze hat jetzt zurückgefordert worden." Die Corporation von Manchester hat ein Klärwerk gibt. Dr. Aikin, sagt der Prediger in I795: - Die Landwirtschaft der Gemeinde ist vor allem conflned zu grasen und Mehr wesentlich durch Entleeren begünstigt werden; aber die Steuer auf die Ziegel, die wichtigsten Artikel in diesem Prozess, hat eine sehr große Hindernis gewesen. Die Verwendung von Kalk - aus Wales eingeführt, und durch das Landesinnere Navigationen zum Nachbarn gebracht - Haube unserer Zechen - sehr allgemein in der Verbesserung der t

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. SALFORD HUNDRED ECCLES whole has now been reclaimed.' The corporation of Manchester has a sewage farm there. Dr. Aikin says of Eccles in I 795 :— The agriculture of the parish is chiefly conflned to grazing, and would be more materially benefited by draining ; but the tax upon brick, a most essential article in this process, has been a very great hindrance to it. The use of lime—imported from Wales, and brought by the inland navigations to the neighbour- hood of our collieries—has become very general in the improve- ment of the meadow and pasture lands . . The advance of population in the parish of Eccles [the effect of the great demand for hands in our manufactures] has been attended with a due care respecting public worship and the religious education of children. . The excellent institutions of Sunday schools were early patronised in Eccles parish, and continue to receive the steady and liberal support of the parishioners. There are now, it is calculated, near one thousand children regularly taught in these schools, and with very considerable improvement.' Eccles gives a name to one of the parliamentary divisions of the county formed of this parish and Flixton ; it returns one member. There are three newspapers published at Eccles, the Advertiser, established 1853 ; the "Journal, 1874 ; and the Telegraph. The church of 52". MART stands on CHURCH elevated ground about 200 yds. to the north of the old market-place, and consists of chancel with north and south aisles, south transept with vestry on the east side, nave with north and south aisles, south porch, and west tower. There is also a building, now used as a strong-room and motor-house, with entrance porch, on the north side of the north chancel aisle. The whole of the east end of the church has been rebuilt in modern times, but west of the chancel arch the building, except the tower and south aisle, is of early 16th-century da

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