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Pudsey

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Pudsey (pŭd`sē, –zē), town (1991 pop. 42,886), Leeds metropolitan district, N England. The town is a center of woolen and textile industries. A Moravian school and settlement were established nearby at Fulneck in the 18th cent.
Pudsey
a town in N England, in Leeds unitary authority, West Yorkshire. Pop.: 32 391 (2001)


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Blackburn, In and Out the Windows: A Story of the Changes in Working Class Life 1902-1977 in a Small East Lancashire Community (Burnley, UK, 1978); Ben Turner, About Myself, 1863-1930 (London, 1930); James Lawson, Letters to the Young on Progress In Pudsey During the Last Sixty Years (Stanningley, UK, 1887).
accumulated slowly, cores included berg-delivered material from as much as 30,000 years ago, Pudsey notes.
One wag proclaimed that, as far as Bramley was concerned, the differences with Leeds had been settled, "by an arrangement for clauses to be inserted giving Bramley a separate Corporation, and that 'a numble individual throo Pudsey Taan end is to be t'first mare'.
 
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