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Pres·ton

(prĕs′tən)
A city of northwest England north-northeast of Liverpool. The Jacobites surrendered here after an uprising in 1715.
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Preston

(ˈprɛstən)
n
(Placename) a city in NW England, administrative centre of Lancashire, on the River Ribble: developed as a weaving centre (17th–18th centuries); university (1992). Pop: 184 836 (2001)
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Pres•ton

(ˈprɛs tən)

n.
a seaport in W Lancashire, in NW England. 132,200.
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The Rocket lifted the Players Championship trophy at Preston Guild Hall, where he won his first major tournament 26 years ago.
Liverpool Homeless caught up with Preston Guild Hall beating them 6-1 thanks to goals from Scott (4), Pav and Tee while efforts from Mathew, Jones and Swain helped Red Rum to a 3-1 win at FC Northern.
The 35-year-old potter from Bagillt beat Hammad Miah in the qualifying stage 4-3 at the Preston Guild Hall to book his place in the last 64 stage.
O'Sullivan opens the tournament tonight at Preston Guild Hall when he plays Robert Milkins.
There was no joy for any of the four North East challengers who travelled down to Preston Guild Hall last week for the first of this seasons two WPBSA Q School qualifiers.
The cricketing legend accepted the prestigious academic award in front of a packed audience at Preston Guild Hall.
The 40-year-old recorded a solid 4-1 win over Craig Steadman at Preston Guild Hall to reach the main event in Hyderabad in July.
HEPWORTH Band took the title at the Brass at The Guild Championships, held in Preston Guild Hall, on January 25, with its performance of Cambridge Variations by Phillip Sparke.
The history of Preston Guild; England's greatest carnival, rev.ed.
GB Academy rider Dylan Kerfoot-Robson (Rhos-on-Sea CC) put in an eye-catching performance in the opening race of the North West Cyclo-Cross League at Preston Guild on Sunday, holding and testing out GB international and former UK national champion Paul Oldham (Hope Factory Racing) in the early stages of the hour long race on a particularly muddy course.
Celebrating the achievements of the county's finest tourism businesses so soon after being personally involved in the Preston Guild, one of Lancashire's most prestigious events, will be an absolute pleasure.

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