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See also: town, and municipal See also: borough in the See also: northern See also: parliamentary division of See also: Dorsetshire, See also: England, on the See also: Stour, 19 M
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N.W. of See also: Bournemouth by the See also: Somerset & Dorset railway
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Pop
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(1901) 3649
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The town is See also: ancient, but was almost wholly destroyed by fire in the 18th century
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The See also: church of St
See also: Peter and St See also: Paul, a classical See also: building, was built in 1732
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There are a grammar-school (founded in 1521 at See also: Milton Abbas, transferred to See also: Blandford in 1775), a Blue Coat school (i729), and other educational charities
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Remnants of a mansion of the 14th century, Damory See also: Court, are seen in a farmhouse, and an adjoining Perpendicular See also: chapel is used as a See also: barn
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There are numerous early earthworks on the See also: chalk hills in the neighbourhood
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The See also: fine See also: modern mansion of Bryanston, in the See also: park adjoining the town, is the seat of See also: Lord Portman
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The municipal borough is under a mayor, 4 aldermen and 12 councillors
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See also: Area, 145 acres
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