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MIDLETON, or MIDDLETON

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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 419 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MIDLETON, or
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MIDDLETON  , a
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market
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town of Co .
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Cork,
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Ireland, on the
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river Owenacurra, 13 M . E. of Cork by the
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Youghal
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branch of the
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Great
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Southern & Western railway . Pop . (1901), 3361 . The river here enters a branch of Cork
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harbour . The surrounding hilly
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country is pleasant and fertile, and furnishes the town with a
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good agricultural
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trade . There are also
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whisky-distilleries . Ballinacurra, 12 m.
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south on the
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estuary, serves as a small
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port . The
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grammar school was founded in 1696, and here among its students were
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John Philpot
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Curran and
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Isaac
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Butt .
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Midleton is governed by an
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urban
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district
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council .

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