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Where does thelma madine live?
Ormskirk, west lancashire
When did Eddie Colinton die?
Eddie Colinton died on December 28, 2002, in Ormskirk, Lancashire, England, UK of heart failure.
What is the population of Ormskirk?
The population of Ormskirk is 23,392.
What is the Sortcode for natwest ormskirk?
what is the sort code for nat west ormskirk
When was Ormskirk School created?
Ormskirk School was created in 2001-09.
Where is Ormskirk on Moshi Monsters?
There is no place called Ormskirk on Moshi Monsters.
What is the phone number for the royal bank of Scotland burscough branch?
The phone number of The Royal Bank Of Scotland, 41 Liverpool Road North, Burscough, Ormskirk, Lancashire, L40 0SA is 01704 894514
When did Ormskirk Grammar School end?
Ormskirk Grammar School ended in 2001.
Where do Ormskirk RUFC play their home games?
orufc play at green lane ormskirk
What is the other name for petroleum jelly?
It is sold under the brand name Vaseline.
Social status of residents of ormskirk?
The residents of Ormskirk are what experts refer to as "midnight walkers" this is a term used to describe people who are most active late at night and early in the morning. The people of Ormskirk operate in these time zones because the majority of the areas residents are vampires. So to answer the original question, social status of Ormskirk = vampire.
Why is there a statue of Disraeli in Ormskirk Lancashire?
The roots of this answer have to do with the Reform Act of 1867. The Act did two things; it eliminated rotten boroughs and it enfranchised close to a million voters. When this Act became law, Lancashire got more seats in the House of Commons in Parliament due to the reallocation of representation. For Ormskirk, this gave them direct representation in Parliament, and it enfranchised their male citizens. Because they could now vote, they did. I surmise because Disraeli was a direct champion of this Act, they felt grateful enough to erect a statue of him. Addition by other member: It is not correct to state that the Reform Act of 1867 eliminated "rotten boroughs" - that was achieved by the Reform Act of 1832 (often referred to as the First Reform Act). The Second Reform Act (i.e. that of 1867) gave the vote to male household heads in the industrial towns, and thus helped to eliminate the 'pro-country' bias of the existing elecoral system. Moreover, Ormskirk did not achieve parliamentary represenation until 1885 - for more on this see the Wikipedia entry for Ormskirk (UK Parliamentary Constituency).
