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| The 1960s brought to | Burnside a community library and a swimming centre; bo |
| Glenside is a suburb in the City of | Burnside, Adelaide, South Australia, around 2 kilometr |
| His first club was Prebbleton but moved to | Burnside after leaving school. |
| Burnside allowed her to do this unhindered, because he | |
| It was named | Burnside, an amalgamation of the Scottish word for cre |
| A notable resident of | Burnside and a student from Burnside Primary is federa |
| Magill is a suburb of Adelaide in the City of | Burnside and the City of Campbelltown. |
| ed the musical families of Otha Turner, R. L. | Burnside, and Junior Kimbrough. |
| Burnside and Goldsborough defeated the Confederate for | |
| He has two daughters, Cathy | Burnside and Jane Davis and is now grandfather of six |
| n Southern Motorway snakes its way south past | Burnside and Green Island |
| mmissioned by Sir Neville Marriner and Julian | Burnside, and premiered as part of the "Marriner Festi |
| its new location at 9501 S. King Dr., between | Burnside and Roseland. |
| erry Francis, Ian Holloway, Andy Kilner, Dave | Burnside and Bob Houghton. |
| s, primarily the northern side of the City of | Burnside and the southern side of the City of Norwood, |
| port usage is notably higher than the City of | Burnside and Adelaide average, owing to the suburb's c |
| n in the brigade of Brigadier General Ambrose | Burnside and suffered heavy losses, including the regi |
| the Adelaide foothills between the suburbs of | Burnside and Waterfall Gully, South Australia. |
| ey belong to as Magill is in both the City of | Burnside and the City of Campbelltown. |
| dships and discomforts of the Mud March under | Burnside and was active in the Battle of Chancellorsvi |
| rican Mississippi Hill Country Bluesman R. L. | Burnside and the American punk blues band Jon Spencer |
| n the blues from musicians Otha Turner, R. L. | Burnside, and Junior Kimbrough. |
| A Ass Pocket of Whiskey, which further helped | Burnside and Fat Possum gain wider recognition. |
| r a second time, joined by Heather Beck, John | Burnside and Alison MacLeod. |
| Colonel | Burnside appointed her a Daughter of the Regiment and |
| vy force under the command of General Ambrose | Burnside arrived on February 6, 1862 to invade Roanoke |
| By the time | Burnside arrived, Roanoke Island was guarded by 3,000 |
| Gen. John G. Foster replaced | Burnside as commander of the Army and Department of th |
| Joseph Hooker replaced Ambrose | Burnside as Army of the Potomac commander and Butterfi |
| Due to illness, | Burnside asked to be relieved of command after the Bat |
| Gen. Ambrose | Burnside assumed command of the Department of the Ohio |
| Thomas | Burnside at the Biographical Directory of the United S |
| At Camp | Burnside August 26-September 16. |
| Corner of | Burnside Avenue and Hanmer Street |
| Burnside Avenue is a main thoroughfare connecting East | |
| The eastern portion of | Burnside Avenue has little housing, but is significant |
| Railroad Station Park building - Lake Road & | Burnside Avenue |
| s having difficulties as the train passed the | Burnside Avenue station, six stops south. |
| program by New York City Transit, stopping at | Burnside Avenue and 149th Street - Grand Concourse bef |
| It heads east to a terminus at LA 44 (South | Burnside Avenue) in Gonzales. |
| to a terminus at a junction with LA 44 (North | Burnside Avenue). |
| trains stopped at Woodlawn, Mosholu Parkway, | Burnside Avenue, and 149th Street - Grand Concourse, t |
| East Hartford High School was once located on | Burnside Avenue, at what is now the home of East Hartf |
| Burnside became an author. | |
| General | Burnside became flagship of the upper Tennessee River |
| Burnside Borough | |
| For the bridge in Portland, Oregon, see | Burnside Bridge. |
| acity, George oversaw the construction of the | Burnside Bridge. |
| y blues style popularized by his mentor R. L. | Burnside, Brown began his career by apprenticing with |
| William | Burnside Buffum (born September 10, 1921) was an offic |
| General | Burnside, built in 1862 at Wilmington, Delaware, was s |
| Everard | Burnside Butler (born December 28, 1885 - died ?) was |
| the duties have been passed along to Joe 'DCI | Burnside' Byrnes. |
| In 1857, the | Burnside carbine won a competition at West Point again |
| hat 43 Union cavalry regiments were using the | Burnside carbine during the 1863-1864 period. |
| Declining demand led to the closure of the | Burnside Cement Works in December 1988, removing the l |
| Burnside claimed to have supported the Agreement at th | |
| There are entrances from Hadley Green Road, | Burnside Close and South Close. |
| The character of Mayor | Burnside coined a minor catchphrase with his manic "Ha |
| Major General Ambrose | Burnside, commander of the Department and Army of the |
| ived permission to open a school from Ambrose | Burnside, commander of the occupying Union forces. |
| o East Tennessee led by Major General Ambrose | Burnside, commander of the Department of the Ohio, wit |
| t School, Western Middle School and then onto | Burnside Community High School (now known as Burnside |
| Bauman became vice chairman of the | Burnside Community Council, a service center for homel |
| Burnside consolidated all the forces of the department | |
| The Confederates suspended their attack while | Burnside continued his retrograde movement to Knoxvill |
| new Northern commander, Major General Ambrose | Burnside, control of that river. |
| ccessfully occupied Knoxville on September 2, | Burnside could now return his attention to the Cumberl |
| On April 17, General | Burnside could state in his report to the War Departme |
| Burnside Council | |
| The | Burnside Council put much effort into this proposal, w |
| drivers racing down the 2 km long avenue, the | Burnside Council constructed a large median strip in 2 |
| SA Greens - Joy O'Brien, former librarian and | Burnside councillor. |
| iddle Creek, Glen Wills Creek, Wallaby Creek, | Burnside Creek, and the Bundara River. |
| n Kentucky, principally at Hopkinsville, Camp | Burnside, Danville, Lexington, Somerset, Stanford, and |
| Burnside defeated the Confederates at the Battle of Fo | |
| Burnside disappeared in mysterious circumstances in 19 | |
| He settled in the | Burnside district, and operated an implement business |
| Canyon; | Burnside Dr. |
| Burnside Drive | |
| served as chief of staff to Maj. Gen. Ambrose | Burnside during the battles of Antietam and Fredericks |
| Parke served as chief of staff to | Burnside during the Overland Campaign, in which the la |
| The mainstays of the early | Burnside economy were viticulture, mining and olive gr |
| After | Burnside escaped a trap at the Battle of Campbell's St |
| in January, 1862, the Eighth sailed with the | Burnside Expedition to North Carolina as part of the I |
| The | Burnside Fountain, also known as Turtle Boy, is locate |
| Street; St. Luc, from Atwater to Guy Street; | Burnside, from Stanley Street to Union Street; Ontario |
| latter careers of Junior Kimbrough and R. L. | Burnside, gave opportunity to a number of amateurs, mo |
| nards; Broad Bay; Company Bay; Macandrew Bay; | Burnside; Green Island; Waldronville; Saddle Hill; Sun |
| ths - Bathurst Drive - Glaisdale Drive East - | Burnside Green- Bramhall Road - Melbury Road - Cranwel |
| uregard, Roy Book Binder, Roy Buchanan, R. L. | Burnside, Gus Cannon, David Honeyboy Edwards, Paul Ger |
| At the 2006 Census, | Burnside had a population of 5792. |
| Burnside had been delayed in earlier attempts to move | |
| nnounced in October 1999 that the new site in | Burnside had been chosen. |
| General Ambrose E. | Burnside had recently commanded the IX Corps, but duri |
| second tallest building on the McGill Campus, | Burnside Hall was completed in 1970. |
| Burnside Hall is a thirteen-floor building on downtown | |
| For more than 70 years it was housed in | Burnside Hall at the corner of University Street and D |
| Burnside Hall, view from the Roddick Gates | |
| atured Richard Paul as Mama's boy Mayor Teddy | Burnside, Harvey Vernon as racist officer Jasper DeWit |
| Burnside has also acted in several major cases on beha | |
| in addition to the original location on West | Burnside has opened a second restaurant on the East si |
| Both Brown and | Burnside have noted the singularity of Brown's being a |
| He attended Aorangi School, then | Burnside High School, and earned a Bachelor of Commerc |
| ssissippi Delta discovery and sensation R. L. | Burnside, himself a McDowell disciple. |
| John Lyon | Burnside III (November 2, 1916 - September 14, 2008) w |
| He lost to former Congressman Maurice G. | Burnside in 1954 for reelection to the Eighty-fourth C |
| e candidates Smyth did canvass for were David | Burnside in South Antrim and Rodney McCune in North An |
| Army under Generals Grant, Pope, Sherman and | Burnside in the Western Theater. |
| He fought under | Burnside in North Carolina in the Battle of Roanoke Is |
| n in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, located in | Burnside Industrial Park, Dartmouth. |
| Burnside is a small suburb that is part of the City of | |
| Burnside is an unincorporated town in Pilot Grove Town | |
| Today, | Burnside is one of Adelaide's most sought-after region |
| Burnside is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | |
| Burnside is a British television police procedural dra | |
| For State Government | Burnside is part of the Electoral Districts of Adelaid |
| Burnside is home to the Department of Atmospheric & Oc | |
| In this role | Burnside is widely acknowledged to have become one of |
| Burnside is located beside the upper end of the Kororo | |
| Burnside, James McGill's house | |
| At Camp | Burnside January 14 to February 19. |
| re G. T. Beauregard, Robert Anderson, Ambrose | Burnside, John G. Foster, Thomas W. Sherman and Henry |
| Infantry was organized at Frankfort and Camp | Burnside, Kentucky and mustered in for a three year en |
| Moved to Camp | Burnside, Kentucky, January 3-4, and duty there until |
| Garrison duty at Camp Nelson and Camp | Burnside, Kentucky, until June 1864. |
| rland River between Nashville, Tennessee, and | Burnside, Kentucky. |
| Burnside LCL MHA Charles Abbott resigned on 2 May 1946 | |
| Burnside left Cincinnati, Ohio in mid-August 1863. | |
| Places of interest include the modern | Burnside Library and the Tusmore Memorial Church (Unit |
| e in both the City of Mitcham and the City of | Burnside located in the foothills of the Adelaide Hill |
| Burnside, Louisiana is an unincorporated community in | |
| Bringier commissioned the home to be built in | Burnside, Louisiana as a wedding gift for his son, Mic |
| Despite this, | Burnside made a rapid advance on Knoxville. |
| Lloyd George Hyde (April 24, 1920 in | Burnside, Manitoba - August 25, 1985) was a politician |
| Next | Burnside moved to Knoxville, Tennessee. |
| ra Electric Main Line between the Chatham and | Burnside neighborhoods of the City of Chicago, Illinoi |
| DCI Frank | Burnside of the TV series The Bill (in which he was a |
| Burnside often introduced himself to members of the pu | |
| Colonel White once more refused, so | Burnside on April 24 ordered General Parke to begin th |
| Zupan's | Burnside: Operating from a structure originally erecte |
| Daylight having been exhausted, | Burnside ordered a halt and had the brigades bivouac i |
| n-Patchin House is a historic home located in | Burnside, Pennsylvania, United States. |
| R. L. | Burnside performing at the Crystal Ballroom in Portlan |
| federates were building ironclads at Norfolk, | Burnside planned an expedition to destroy the Dismal S |
| he property, it should be given to the (then) | Burnside Presbyterian Orphans Homes. |
| Gen. Ambrose | Burnside prevented the movement, wanting to wait for h |
| ize was awarded to Melbourne barrister Julian | Burnside QC "for his staunch opposition to mandatory d |
| Sons: Melvin | Burnside, R.L. Burnside Jr., Calvin Burnside, Joseph B |
| ly named station in Rutherglen, Scotland, see | Burnside railway station. |
| Burnside ran for one series of six episodes, structure | |
| sum's behest some artists, particularly R. L. | Burnside, released both standard blues albums and more |
| Burnside remained with his old IX Corps but elected to | |
| choose-your-own-adventure biography in verse ( | Burnside Review Press, 2005) |
| So | Burnside revived his plan but reversed the original se |
| vil War, production was discontinued when the | Burnside Rifle Company was given a contract to make Sp |
| there through Skidaway Narrows to end at the | Burnside River, which connects via the Vernon and Litt |
| ater coached with Vacation Soccer Schools and | Burnside Rugby Club. |
| He currently resides in | Burnside, Rutherglen, in the South Side of Glasgow. |
| Supporters of | Burnside see him as a potential future leader of the U |
| Burnside Shopping Centre | |
| In 2004, the | Burnside sons opened Burnside Blues Cafe, located 30 m |
| sier, though longer, zigzag route east to New | Burnside, southwest along modern U.S. Highway 45, and |
| All songs by | Burnside, Spencer, Bauer, Simmins except where otherwi |
| he Illinois Central Railroad (ICRR) built the | Burnside Station at 95th street and named it after Amb |
| e City of Wood Village is north of Portland's | Burnside Street and east of the Willamette River, all |
| There are three markets, located on W. | Burnside Street, SE Belmont Street, and SW Macadam Ave |
| ompasses a significant portion of the City of | Burnside, stretching from the east parklands of Adelai |
| General Ambrose | Burnside suppressed the paper in 1863 because of its h |
| Dennis | Burnside, the consultancy's CEO and president, was nam |
| Maj. Gen. Ambrose | Burnside, the new commander of the Department of the O |
| Tigers completed the deal by sending Sheldon | Burnside to the Reds on October 25. |
| f Noxapater to the north and the community of | Burnside to the south. |
| assachusetts Volunteers, accompanying General | Burnside to South Carolina. |
| before the assault, Grant and Meade directed | Burnside to replace Ferrero's black division with Ledl |
| es in the Holly Springs area: grandson Cedric | Burnside tours with Kenny Brown and most recently with |
| Burnside Township | |
| is popular because of its close proximity to | Burnside Village (i.e. |
| During 1943, the Municipality of | Burnside was proclaimed the City of Burnside. |
| Thomas | Burnside was born near Newtownstewart, County Tyrone, |
| growth and development throughout the region, | Burnside was then proclaimed a city in 1943. |
| Burnside was established and named by Peter Anderson a | |
| After the Battle of the Crater, | Burnside was relieved of command and Parke assumed com |
| Burnside was elected to the Eighty-fourth Congress (Ja | |
| London-based public relations executive David | Burnside was selected as the new Ulster Unionist Party |
| In 1995, | Burnside was selected for the Australian national juni |
| us Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862, | Burnside was desperate to restore his reputation and t |
| In 1984 David | Burnside was recruited by the British Airways Chairman |
| when its previous commander, Colonel Ambrose | Burnside was promoted to command of a brigade. |
| Burnside was admitted as a barrister of the Supreme Co | |
| When another community, | Burnside, was platted along the Panhandle and Santa Fe |
| Burnside was elected as a Democrat to the Eighty-first | |
| Burnside was elected as a Democratic-Republican to the | |
| Duwayne | Burnside, who formerly played second guitar in the ban |
| In 1971 Brown began performing with R. L. | Burnside, who claimed Brown as his "adopted son." and |
| the eponymous Detective Chief Inspector Frank | Burnside who had appeared in The Bill almost from it's |
| ing wine and cheese tasting events in the The | Burnside Wine Cellar, and free Sip & Shop events take |
| the Battle of Fredricksburg when it provided | Burnside with communications across the river when fog |
| bey protested or asked any further questions, | Burnside would stifle further discussion with a dismis |
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