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| He was born in Basildon, Essex, | England. |
| School is located in Basingstoke, Hampshire, | England. |
| Sutton was born in Basingstoke, Hampshire, | England. |
| Basset represented | England at youth level. |
| Terry did not bat for | England again. |
| nville (born 1968), rugby player for Bath and | England, 38 caps, captain of England |
| studied physics at the University of Bath in | England. |
| lace is a Georgian terrace in Bath, Somerset, | England. |
| iths] (former player from Bath, international | England U18, U19) |
| rgh House Hotel is a hotel in Bath, Somerset, | England. |
| The Bath Postal Museum is in Bath, Somerset, | England. |
| tephen's Church is a church in Bath, Somerset | England. |
| Born in South Battersea, London, | England. |
| He was born in Battle, Sussex, | England. |
| She died in Herne Bay, Kent, | England. |
| Martin Bayfield, former | England rugby union player |
| Rees, Thomas; “The Beauties of | England and Wales”, 1815. |
| The Beauties of | England and Wales, vol. |
| eeting, Harpur Square, Bedford, Bedfordshire, | England. |
| e museum is located in Bedford, Bedfordshire, | England. |
| Manshead was a hundred of Bedfordshire in | England. |
| Beech represented | England at the U19 World Championship in 2006. |
| is a marsh located in Begwary, Bedfordshire, | England. |
| n spring 1939 her father left for Belgium and | England. |
| Ben Johnston ( | England) |
| He held several benefices in | England and France. |
| orth is an area of west Windsor, Berkshire in | England. |
| Haywood was born in Billericay, Essex, | England. |
| son was born in Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees, | England. |
| e spent her childhood at Binfield, Berkshire, | England. |
| unter - the gateway to Birchwood, Warrington, | England (2005) |
| In Tropical Birdland, Leicestershire, | England |
| ay station is situated in Birkenhead, Wirral, | England. |
| Compare with Sheffield and Birmingham in | England. |
| He lives in Harborne, Birmingham in | England. |
| Hill was born in Blackley, Manchester, | England. |
| Calymene blumenbachi, Dudley, | England |
| mary school in Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire, | England. |
| Her first book, About | England, was published in 1927. |
| He was born in Bootle, Liverpool, | England. |
| It is situated on the border with | England. |
| It is located in Bordon, Hampshire, | England. |
| Broughinge Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, | England, WD6 5AL |
| Borman represented | England at senior level. |
| Although born in | England, she was educated in France. |
| She was born in | England. |
| 1841 Born in | England. |
| Although born in | England, Abbott was eligible to represent both Englan |
| Born in | England, Sheard arrived in Toronto in 1833. |
| She was born in | England and died in Houston, Texas. |
| Born in | England, Read emigrated to New Zealand in 1953. |
| Born in | England, he plays as a right winger. |
| Born Southampton, | England 8 December 1924 |
| He was born in | England. |
| He was born in | England in 1824 and educated there. |
| Watkins was born in | England. |
| Molyneux was born in | England. |
| Kay was born in | England in 1830. |
| Heather was born in | England and raised in Michigan. |
| Nicholas Guy was most likely born in | England. |
| Ann Mulvale was born in | England in 1949. |
| Born in | England, Kirsty Bertarelli spent her childhood in Sta |
| Mary, born 1631, | England. |
| Editor is Mike Stax, born 1962, | England. |
| Dr. de Souza was born in | England in April 1943. |
| Armaan was born in | England to an Pakistani family. |
| Mews was born in | England. |
| Born in | England, Dowie is a former Northern Ireland internati |
| Helen Roseveare was born in | England in 1925. |
| He was born in | England around 1794. |
| Derry was born in | England. |
| Born in | England. |
| He was born in | England in 1944. |
| Gill was born in | England. |
| Equally both captained | England in all of their Test outings. |
| The woods near Bourne, Lincolnshire, | England. |
| William J. Dees was a boxer from | England. |
| In 1974 Boyd toured | England with British guitarist John Mills. |
| Milnes was born in Bradford, Yorkshire, | England. |
| n September 30, 1866, in Bradford, Yorkshire, | England. |
| Anson was born in Bradford, Yorkshire, | England. |
| Lost to Bradley Saunders ( | England) 7-10 |
| Bradley represented | England at youth level and captained the Under-19s. |
| apons hoard at New Bradwell, Buckinghamshire, | England. |
| Jones was born in Brentford, Middlesex, | England. |
| was born in August 1848 in Brentwood, Essex, | England. |
| Humber Bridge, Hull, | England. |
| Article and photos on small bridges in | England. |
| He was born in Bridlington, Yorkshire, | England. |
| Hoskins was born in Bridport, Dorset, | England. |
| ied on 14 September 1960 in Brighton, Sussex, | England. |
| tation was located near New Brighton, Wirral, | England. |
| Brinkley, Nottinghamshire, | England |
| 08/01/1970 Colston Hall, Bristol - | England |
| She was born in Broadstairs, Kent, | England. |
| Rothwell was born in Bromley, Kent, | England. |
| Brookland, Kent, | England |
| Broom, Warwickshire, | England, near Bidford-on-Avon |
| Broom, Bedfordshire, | England |
| He was the brother of | England international Tom Brittleton. |
| It is twinned with Brundall, Norfolk, | England. |
| ned in 1979, at Amaravati Buddhist Monastery, | England. |
| e only surviving monastic fishery building in | England. |
| The Buildings of | England: Warwickshire. |
| Pevsner - The Buildings of | England - Northamptonshire. |
| The Buildings of | England. |
| (The Buildings of | England). |
| The Buildings of | England: Worcestershire. |
| ere are over 6000 Grade I listed buildings in | England. |
| The Buildings of | England: Oxfordshire. |
| The Buildings of | England: Suffolk. |
| ecture is described in Pevsner's Buildings of | England: Cornwall. |
| The Buildings of | England: Berkshire. |
| The Buildings of | England: Wiltshire. |
| The Buildings of | England: Northamptonshire. |
| The Buildings of | England: Sussex. |
| -- Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, The Buildings of | England. |
| The Buildings of | England, Nottinghamshire. |
| The Buildings of | England, Cornwall. |
| The Buildings of | England, Lincolnshire, Nikolaus Pevsner |
| The Buildings of | England, Nottinghamshire, Nikolaus Pevsner |
| The Buildings of | England: Buckinghamshire. |
| The Buildings of | England: Gloucestershire: The Cotswolds. |
| Pevsner, N. (1970) The Buildings of | England, Cornwall |
| The Bullring, Birmingham, | England |
| Bunbury, Cheshire, | England |
| In addition Bunny represented | England in five Test matches. |
| 1564: Parts of Burghley House, | England |
| ation serves the town of Burnley, Lancashire, | England. |
| Museum is located in Burwell, Cambridgeshire, | England. |
| He was also known as the Butcher of | England. |
| Mark Butcher, Ex- | England and Surrey cricketer |
| Cooke was replaced by former | England international, Jackie Carr. |
| It was partly replaced by New | England. |
| This article is supported by the | England task force. |
| He was waived by New | England after the 2007 season. |
| e Liverpool Free Public Library By Liverpool ( | England). |
| He was released by New | England on February 28, 2011. |
| ncis George Mann was born in Byfleet, Surrey, | England. |
| North Cadbury, Somerset, | England |
| South Cadbury, Somerset, | England |
| pent parts of his childhood in California and | England. |
| Simon Callow in | England, My England (1995), the story of the composer |
| Barnwell is a suburb of Cambridge in | England. |
| He lectured at Cambridge University, | England. |
| taurant located in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, | England. |
| It also came to | England, at the O2. |
| He probably came to | England in 1911. |
| His ancestors came from | England to Massachusetts in 1630. |
| He came to | England about 1646. |
| It is based in Camerton, Somerset, | England. |
| 27. Darren Campbell, Midfielder, | England |
| 0 - 1503) was the Archbishop of Canterbury in | England. |
| He only received one cap for | England. |
| He won one cap against | England in 1909. |
| Shutt earned a cap with | England in 1886. |
| Jemson has one cap for | England Under-21s. |
| the IRA capabilities in | England, Northern Ireland, and Ireland, |
| He was capped for | England at youth level. |
| He was capped by | England at under-21 level. |
| He has been capped for | England at Under-19 level. |
| Nine Old Carthusians were capped for | England. |
| One player Lionel Weston was capped for | England |
| He has been capped by | England and the Barbarians. |
| Cresswell was capped for | England seven times. |
| He was also capped by | England on three occasions. |
| He was never capped for | England. |
| He also was capped by | England at U-15 level. |
| He also won eight caps for | England under-21s. |
| He won three caps for | England at under-21 level. |
| Sagar earned two caps for | England. |
| While at Warrington, Peake won three caps for | England. |
| He won seven caps for | England between 1921 and 1924. |
| 09 brings Shenton more international Caps of | England. |
| He won 6 caps for | England between 1934 and 1937. |
| Roberts won six caps for | England. |
| He also won 7 caps for | England. |
| He won 11 caps for | England at under-21 level. |
| Silcock won three caps for | England between 1921 and 1923. |
| Dawe earned 5 caps for | England, from 1987 to 1995. |
| He also won five caps for | England at under-21 level. |
| He has caps for | England U18s and U21s. |
| Ian won 3 international caps for | England in 1975. |
| Hunt was the captain of | England U-18s. |
| He later captained the | England U20s side. |
| Noble captained the | England U-18 team. |
| At age 16, Pryce captained the | England schools side. |
| Yvonne Furneax started her acting career in | England in 1952. |
| Infirmary is a hospital in Carlisle, Cumbria | England. |
| Carry on | England (1976) |
| twright passed them to Sir George Carteret in | England. |
| Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire, | England (2002) |
| recty opposite Norham Castle, Northumberland, | England |
| aillie reckoned Palmer 'the best catechist in | England.' |
| is buried in the Canterbury Cathedral, Kent, | England. |
| Cathedrals of | England and Wales and Their History (1888) |
| William Paxton (1737-1781) was a cellist in | England. |
| Census of | England and Wales: County Report for Caernarvonshire |
| ongwall Street is a street in central Oxford, | England. |
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