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| t or Canal from Chesterfield, in the county of | Derby, through or near Worksop and Retford, to join |
| ls from Steve Bloomer and Billy McDonald eased | Derby through, on their way to another final. |
| (From | Derby, tickets must be bought at the ticket office) |
| His | Derby time was 2:01.13. |
| problems kept him out of racing until Kentucky | Derby time. |
| California is an inner-suburb of | Derby to the south west of the city in between the A |
| inton and the junction with the main line from | Derby to Crewe. |
| ition to plans by Edward Stanley, 19th Earl of | Derby to close much of his stud farm and build more |
| chester United suggested that Gregory might be | Derby's saviour, but seven defeats from their final |
| lso procured which connected the University of | Derby to Lincoln and UCN to the University of Leices |
| m at court, he had denied the title of earl of | Derby to him and his son. |
| wark; thirty years later his body was moved to | Derby, to be interred with his mother. |
| mpetition, the Irish suffering a 9-0 defeat in | Derby to give England the immediate advantage. |
| nal box was opened by the NSR in 1884 on their | Derby to Stoke line. |
| line between Egginton and the Midland Railway | Derby to Birmingham line was opened on 13 July 1849. |
| e a hub for local services from Nottingham and | Derby to connect with a high speed service from Lond |
| Sid scored the winning try at the first local | derby to be played in the Superleague between Hull a |
| ific partnership with Kevin Hector as they led | Derby to the First Division title in 1972. |
| w Street, allowing passenger trains going from | Derby to Bristol to avoid central Birmingham. |
| by the North Midland Railway on its line from | Derby to Leeds., At one time, there were three railw |
| hesterfield was the North Midland Railway from | Derby to Leeds in 1840. |
| by the North Midland Railway on its line from | Derby to Leeds. |
| mportant win of his career when he rode Master | Derby to victory in the Preakness Stakes, the second |
| e 1870 by the Midland Railway on its line from | Derby to Leeds Wellington Station. |
| the only horse in the history of the Kentucky | Derby to have been declared the winner as the result |
| and Second Leagues began to use a season long | derby to determine the league champion, and an elimi |
| In 1890, Queen Victoria appointed Crown | Derby to be “Manufacturers of porcelain to Her Majes |
| s close allies in Parliament under the Earl of | Derby, to whom he was related. |
| art of the original North Midland Railway from | Derby to Leeds built by George Stephenson. |
| The | Derby to Crewe Line operated by East Midland Trains |
| soils in floodways or near rock outcrops from | Derby to Beverley Springs in the Kimberley region. |
| This intervention persuaded the Earl of | Derby to found Comrades of the Great War as a right- |
| He left | Derby to play for Walsall, Plymouth Argyle (in two s |
| He was entered in the Aerial | Derby to be flown during the August Bank Holiday of |
| Eaton Junction (approximately 3 miles north of | Derby) to Ripley. |
| e of Irish club, Dundalk before he returned to | Derby to work for Rolls-Royce. |
| the MRs fast trains from London St Pancras via | Derby to Manchester Central. |
| he was hit by the King's horse during the 1913 | Derby, took place here that same year. |
| The first North Carolina | Derby took place in the 1993 USISL season and was be |
| t national television coverage of the Kentucky | Derby took place. |
| The most recent | derby took place on 5 February 2011, with Hull City |
| pril 1945 a German crackdown against Operation | Derby took place. |
| In December, | Derby took up the option of a one-year extension to |
| The | derby took place on 27 August, and a crowd of 14,283 |
| l Stakes, finished second in the 1947 Kentucky | Derby, took third in the ensuing Preakness Stakes, t |
| The most recent | derby took place on 23rd April 2011, with Shrewsbury |
| On 8 October 1915, the first Sevilla-Betis | derby took place, ending with a 4-3 Sevilla victory. |
| centuries later Robert de Ferrers, 6th Earl of | Derby took part in a rebellion against Edward III. |
| In 1856 he was the President of | Derby Town and County Museum and Natural History Soc |
| of the race, he was president and treasurer of | Derby Town Flying Club. |
| ibutive and Allied Workers and was a member of | Derby Town Council for 25 years. |
| nt is commemorated by a march organised by the | Derby Trades Union Council every year on the weekend |
| His supporters in the | Derby Trades Council became disillusioned with Bell |
| pate in San Fermin Nueva Orleans, a Gulf Coast | derby tradition. |
| appearances at Fairport's Cropredy Convention, | Derby Traditional Music and Arts Festival and Shrews |
| Zito, who finished in fifth place in the 2008 | Derby Trail. |
| nal basketball player, and currently plays for | Derby Trailblazers in the English Basketball League. |
| Derby Trailblazers is a semi-professional basketball | |
| to England to sign for second-tier league side | Derby Trailblazers. |
| Tramcar n°1 is the only | Derby tramcar preserved and is located at the Nation |
| Derby Tramway was the tram system serving the city o | |
| he Astoria Stakes, Brooklyn Handicap, Brooklyn | Derby, Tremont Stakes, and the Gazelle Handicap. |
| Previously known as the Louisiana | Derby Trial Stakes, in 1989 it was renamed to honor |
| on April 28 at Churchill Downs in the one-mile | Derby Trial Stakes. |
| ders' Futurity then in 1962 the Forerunner and | Derby Trial Stakes before finishing second in the Ke |
| o thre-year-old horses, it was, along with the | Derby Trial Stakes, one of two final prep races host |
| On April 17, 1954, he competed in the | Derby Trial, running side by side with Hasty Road in |
| Also he is Hull top try scorer for | Derby tries with Kirk Yeaman just behind him. |
| The | Derby trolleybus system once served Derby, the count |
| The four foot gauge tramways were replaced by | Derby trolleybuses. |
| t E. Lehmann donated Dust Commander's Kentucky | Derby Trophy to the Kentucky Derby Museum. |
| The first presentation of the gold Kentucky | Derby Trophy is when it is officially presented to C |
| In Fishing | Derby, two fishermen sit on opposite docks over a la |
| Mixed at Backstage Studio | Derby UK |
| The bogies were made at Bombardier's plant in | Derby, UK and are fully gauge convertible to standar |
| Oakwood is a modern housing estate in | Derby, UK, built mainly in the 1980s and 1990s. |
| The boilers were provided by ICL of | Derby UK, and the steam turbines were by C A Parsons |
| Wood Memorial Stakes and he too came into the | Derby undefeated. |
| He left | Derby under a cloud after being suspended along with |
| th Park Board of Guardians as part of the West | Derby Union. |
| tertiary institutions, namely Loughborough and | Derby Universities. |
| ncellor of two universities, and Chancellor of | Derby University. |
| Butterworth lived in | Derby until his death in the early months of 1938, a |
| He lived at Chellaston, near | Derby until he died in 1967. |
| in 1830, sitting a as Member of Parliament for | Derby until 1848, when he was unseated on petition. |
| He stayed in | Derby until 1972, spending two successful loan spell |
| 3-1848), he became pastor of Friargate chapel, | Derby, until 1852, when he accepted charge of a Unit |
| al year of his contract, and with cost-cutting | Derby unwilling to match his current contract, Burnl |
| is Nottingham Urban Area is separated from the | Derby Urban Area only by a narrow gap between Breast |
| However, Thomas Stanley, 1st Earl of | Derby used the "sweating sickness" as an excuse not |
| league in Arkansas to play a version of roller | derby using new standardized rules and a track desig |
| anor (SP-677) on 9 July 1917 with Ensign C. H. | Derby, USNRF, in command. |
| Winners of the Florida | Derby usually go on to compete in the Kentucky Derby |
| shire and Staffordshire Extension to Ilkeston, | Derby, Uttoxeter and Stafford. |
| by Great Northern Railway trains to Ilkeston, | Derby, Uttoxeter and Stafford, on their Derbyshire a |
| He was born in | Derby, Vermont in 1827, the son of Moses French Colb |
| match to be played at Station Road was a local | derby verses Salford on April 20, 1992 with 3,487 wi |
| for important fixtures, such as the Edinburgh | derby versus Heart of Midlothian FC, the club's city |
| mpany introduced a further return service from | Derby via East Midlands Parkway (for East Midlands A |
| He finally retired after Galileo's Epsom | Derby victory on 9 June 2001, 40 years after his fir |
| A second Black Country | derby victory for Wolves against them in early April |
| one was retired just 5 days after his Kentucky | Derby victory when knee chips were discovered in his |
| Butler made his Football League debut in a 1-0 | derby victory over Tranmere Rovers in January 1986 a |
| It is centred around West | Derby village and incorporates Blackmoor Park Junior |
| iginally The Hermitage in Hayman's Green, West | Derby Village. |
| y period of the Kentucky Oaks and the Kentucky | Derby, virtually all of them in specially made Kentu |
| The Royal Crown | Derby Visitor Centre in Derby features a museum of p |
| ) (1905) The Victoria History of the County of | Derby, vol. 1. London: James Street. |
| ment and Diamond Bus Dennis Darts to ex-Arriva | Derby Volvo Olympians. |
| the mother of William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of | Derby, Walkelin de Ferrers and a daughter, Petronell |
| Following Jewell's departure from | Derby, Walsh left in June 2009 and was appointed goa |
| ring 28 goals in 83 games within 2 seasons for | Derby, Wanchope was sold to West Ham United for £3.5 |
| The | Derby War Memorial stands by the Guildhall, Derby, i |
| The | Derby War Memorial was unveiled on the 11th November |
| In 2008 he contested | Derby Ward for the Sefton Borough Council elections. |
| and Ormskirk party candidates were standing in | Derby ward, which was seen as being one of the criti |
| shire borough with the addition of the City of | Derby wards of Boulton and Chellaston. |
| boundary changes, South Derbyshire loses these | Derby wards to become co-terminous with its district |
| Baxi Group operates five sites in the UK: | Derby, Warwick, Preston, Norwich and Erdington. |
| The 1912 Kentucky | Derby was the 38th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1905 Kentucky | Derby was the 31st running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1881 Kentucky | Derby was the 7th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| In recognition of this, | Derby was inducted into the Canadian Hockey Hall of |
| The 1895 Kentucky | Derby was the 21st running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1885 Kentucky | Derby was the 11th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1900 Kentucky | Derby was the 26th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1908 Kentucky | Derby was the 34th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1884 Kentucky | Derby was the 10th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1911 Kentucky | Derby was the 37th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1879 Kentucky | Derby was the 5th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1892 Kentucky | Derby was the 18th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1877 | Derby was the first to attract a major celebrity spe |
| The 1902 Kentucky | Derby was the 28th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| Wilmot Baronetcy, of Osmaston in the County of | Derby, was created in the Baronetage of Great Britai |
| The 1887 Kentucky | Derby was the 13th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1906 Kentucky | Derby was the 32nd running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1995 Kentucky | Derby was the 121st running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The "permanent" library in | Derby was established in 1811 in Queen Street. |
| The 1907 Kentucky | Derby was the 33rd running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| oke Baronetcy, of Wingerworth in the County of | Derby, was a title in the Baronetage of England. |
| The 1875 Kentucky | Derby was the 1st running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1893 Kentucky | Derby was the 19th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 2000 Kentucky | Derby was the 126th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1987 Kentucky | Derby was the 113th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1917 Kentucky | Derby was the 43rd running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1903 Kentucky | Derby was the 29th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1898 Kentucky | Derby was the 24th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 2003 Kentucky | Derby was the 129th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1878 Kentucky | Derby was the 4th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 2008 Kentucky | Derby was the 134th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1894 Kentucky | Derby was the 20th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| Lord | Derby was also the patron of the writer Edward Lear. |
| 1950, when the former two-seat constituency of | Derby was split into two single-member seats. |
| The 2005 Kentucky | Derby was the 131st running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1888 Kentucky | Derby was the 14th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1876 Kentucky | Derby was the 2nd running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1883 Kentucky | Derby was the 9th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1882 Kentucky | Derby was the 8th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The first Kentucky | Derby was a 1.5 mile race, and the traditional dista |
| The 1891 Kentucky | Derby was the 17th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1890 Kentucky | Derby was the 16th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1990 Kentucky | Derby was the 116th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1901 Kentucky | Derby was the 27th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1913 Kentucky | Derby was the 39th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| at-grandson Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of | Derby, was three times Prime Minister of the United |
| The 1996 Kentucky | Derby was the 122nd running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1991 Kentucky | Derby was the 117th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The 1880 Kentucky | Derby was the 6th running of the Kentucky Derby. |
| The George Inn, in Iron Gate, | Derby was a coaching inn used by the Duke of Devonsh |
| The 1920 Kentucky | Derby was run on an overcast day on a slow track wit |
| This | Derby was the first ever to be broadcast on the radi |
| , he became member for Lisburn, and under Lord | Derby was secretary to the Poor Law Board in 1852. |
| course in Buenos Aires, and the first National | Derby was held there in 1884. |
| The last participant to subsequently win the | Derby was Workforce, the runner-up in 2010. |
| In 2008-2009, the | derby was played three times (plus a two-legged play |
| Originally West | Derby was designed to be used in collaboration with |
| 1893's American | Derby was the 2nd richest race in the U.S. during th |
| The | derby was first played in February 1929 and has attr |
| Lady | Derby was famous for her defence of Lathom House in |
| The first Brown | Derby was opened in 1937 by John A. Morris, the fath |
| On October 7, 1995 the first Indiana | Derby was run. |
| The inaugural American | Derby was held at the city's old Washington Park rac |
| The Bath Street area of | Derby, was part of the land of William Strutt. |
| His sojourn at | Derby was not a success and he moved on to Newcastle |
| James Stanley, 7th Earl of | Derby was the leading Royalist adherent in the north |
| The thirtieth Kentucky | Derby was run on a fast track with a field of five c |
| Derby was the son of Sir Thomas Stanley, 4th Baronet | |
| On July 28, the first New York | Derby was contested when the Red Bulls faced FC New |
| Derby was returned to Parliament as one of two repre | |
| In 1651 the Earl of | Derby was executed for his part in the Bolton Massac |
| The 1916 Kentucky | Derby was run on a clear day with a field of nine ho |
| The first | derby was held between the two clubs on 15 November |
| was also the first time that the Black Country | derby was contested in the Premier League. |
| lloughby Baronetcy, of Risley in the County of | Derby, was created in the Baronetage of England on 2 |
| her father/son/grandson combination to win the | Derby was Pensive (1944) who sired Ponder (1949) who |
| Lord | Derby was the Prime Minister and Benjamin Disraeli s |
| Sylvester Randall | Derby was an American college football head coach. |
| Derby was the eldest son of Edward Stanley, Lord Sta | |
| The | derby was contested on 16 December 1905 when Hull Ci |
| ey, a descendant of James Stanley, 7th Earl of | Derby, was born on November 20, 1842, in Saybrook, C |
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