merestone

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merestone

(ˈmɪəˌstəʊn)
n
a stone marking a boundary
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Noun1.merestone - an old term for a landmark that consisted of a pile of stones surmounted by an upright slab
landmark - a mark showing the boundary of a piece of land
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Acts 6, 7; Merestone, BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY, supra
Holland, aged 21, of Ansty Road, Coventry, pleaded guilty at the crown court in Leamington to two charges of burglary at houses in Merestone Close, Southam, on July 10.
New York, NY-based Xethanol Corporation, a leading biotechnology integration and ethanol production company, recently announced the addition of Richard Ditoro, currently a principal in consulting firm Merestone Development, to the company's board of directors.
The break-ins all happened on Wednesday and saw homes targeted in Sandford Way, Dunchurch, Percival Road and Charter Road in Rugby, and two addresses in Merestone Close, Southam.
THIEVES moved a 4x4 Jeep so they could steal a motorbike in Merestone Close, Southam.
Stephanie Lamb, of Merestone Close, depends on her parents, Anne and Claudio, and people around her for support.
The knifeman burst into Merestone's garage at Fox Hollies Road, Acocks Green, just before 6am.
The 35-year-old mum from Merestone Close, Southam, says it would make a world of difference to their lives.
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