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| It is currently a Church of | England voluntary controlled school. |
| For Chelsea Creek in London, | England, see Counter's Creek. |
| James I of | England, A Counterblaste to Tobacco |
| Village of Horham | England, Suffolk County |
| Winchester, | England: Hampshire County Council, 1993. |
| In 1996, Genaux moved to | England, joining Coventry City. |
| For Cresswell Castle in Northumberland, | England, see Cresswell Castle, Northumberland. |
| Bexley also boasts | England disabled cricketer Frederick Dove. |
| Jonathon Lewis, | England test cricketer, was born in Aylesbury |
| Tim Bresnan: | England international cricketer. |
| New | England Shipwrecks, Culloden. |
| After the Norman conquest of | England, his cult moved from France to England. |
| Hicks was born in Wolverhampton, | England and currently resides in Little Maplestead, E |
| Born January 1955 in Plymouth, | England and currently residing in Norfolk, England. |
| That New | England old-time custom can't be beat. |
| New | England Championship Cyclo-cross Series (NECCS) |
| Born Southampton, | England 8 December 1924 |
| After returning to | England he decided to study chemistry. |
| England (359/8 declared) drew with Pakistan (90 and 2 | |
| Pakistan (87 and 121/3) drew with | England (117/9 declared). |
| For the band from Birmingham, | England, see Denim (UK band). |
| In 1835 Stallybrass returned to | England via Denmark. |
| Wessex - South West | England without Devon and Cornwall |
| She was born in | England and died in Houston, Texas. |
| Summerbee was born in Winchester, | England and died in Cirencester, England. |
| Lawrence later moved to | England and died in Cardigan, Wales. |
| He remained in | England and died in 1993 at Lancashire. |
| He was born in Manchester, | England and died in Eastbourne. |
| He returned to | England and died in 1935. |
| England were dismissed for 203 on day 1. | |
| He was sent to | England with dispatches that same month. |
| Mary Restuccia, 2010-11 New | England Women's Division I All-Stars |
| Main article: 1988 Virginia Slims of New | England - Doubles |
| Tom O'Sullivan, born in London, | England; plays drums (2001- ) |
| The news revolution in | England: cultural dynamics of daily information. |
| F. M. Stenton, Anglo-Saxon | England, 3rd ed. |
| The Parliaments of | England (2nd ed.). |
| Anglo-Saxon | England (Third ed.). |
| An Introduction to Anglo-Saxon | England (Second ed.). |
| Anglo-Saxon | England (3rd ed.). |
| Stenton, Sir Frank M. Anglo-Saxon | England Third Edition. |
| Stenton, Sir Frank M. Anglo-Saxon | England; 3rd edition. |
| He was born in Epsom, | England, and educated in England and Southern Rhodesi |
| Daly was born in Liverpool, | England, and educated in Ireland. |
| He was born in London, | England and educated there. |
| England - Edward Beadon Turner (first capped 1875) | |
| (2000) | England under Edward I and Edward II, 1259-1327. |
| Chiltern Council in Buckinghamshire, | England is elected every four years. |
| Suffolk County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| East Hampshire Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Mendip Council in Somerset, | England is elected every four years. |
| Cumbria County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Maldon Council in Essex, | England is elected every four years. |
| Norfolk County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Buckinghamshire County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Warwickshire County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Blackpool Unitary Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Leicester Unitary Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Haringey Council in London, | England is elected every four years. |
| Cornwall Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| Hounslow Council in London, | England is elected every four years. |
| Gloucestershire County Council in | England is elected every four years. |
| A Short history of | England with Elizabeth Kendall |
| Born in | England, Read emigrated to New Zealand in 1953. |
| Born in Derby, | England, Burton emigrated to Hamilton in 1907. |
| Medieval | England: An Encyclopedia, ed. |
| "Pearl-Poet" Medieval | England: An Encyclopedia. |
| The New | England schism ended in 1945. |
| Steele has competed for the | England under-16's, England under-17's and now for th |
| ddition Holmes also appeared for the South of | England, United England Eleven and the United South o |
| Simon Callow in | England, My England (1995), the story of the composer |
| At international level, Taylor has played for | England C, England's representative side for non-Leag |
| Rose of | England breathing England's air |
| He focuses on Erasmus' friends in | England and English universities. |
| The New | England Museum enjoyed considerable popularity. |
| Gulston completed his studies in | England before entering politics. |
| St John's Church of | England School, Epping |
| Natural | England has established a Nature trail. |
| Her novels are generally set in Medieval | England and Europe. |
| They were successful in | England and Europe. |
| Sam Wolstenhome: | England and Everton and Blackburn Rovers |
| William Balmer: | England and Everton |
| ENGLAND - Every Naked Girl Loves A Naked Dick | |
| He married in | England and fathered five children. |
| There are two other places in | England called Fawley. |
| Vogel sailed from | England, 20 February 1853. |
| They ended up returning to | England in February 1643. |
| He was cleared and departed for | England in February 1918. |
| Donald was born in Norwich, | England, on February 10, 1934. |
| He was released by New | England on February 28, 2011. |
| New | England Wrestling Federation |
| Her parents emigrated to | England, but Felicitas stayed in Germany. |
| Best Documentary, New | England Film Festival |
| Pariah 2009 New | England Book Festival Award |
| Heart of | England International Film Festival - England 2009 |
| London, | England: British Film Institute. |
| She was towed back to | England stern first. |
| (in | England): Josiah Firth, farmer and businessman. |
| (in | England): James FitzGerald, politician. |
| In addition Bunny represented | England in five Test matches. |
| Heart of | England Fine Foods Diamond Awards (shortlisted, confe |
| He was capped twice for the | England national football team. |
| He won three caps for the | England national football team. |
| Former New | England Patriots football player Tebucky Jones. |
| Edgar is a cousin of | England international footballer Jermain Defoe. |
| eve Williams, former Southampton, Arsenal and | England professional footballer |
| For the | England international footballer, see Thomas Porteous |
| Three of his sons became | England international footballers. |
| England's other match, against Japan, saw an England | |
| He then returned to | England, signing for Charlton Athletic. |
| In December 2010, Cunliffe returned to | England signing for Chorley. |
| This article is supported by the | England task force. |
| It is part of the Southern | England Chalk Formation. |
| Nigel Farage, MEP for South East | England and former leader |
| Bob Mytton, West of | England Design Forum |
| He captained | England in four internationals. |
| Arms of Goulaine, impaling | England and France |
| The Hundred Years War: | England and France at War, c.1300-c.1450. |
| He held several benefices in | England and France. |
| She was educated in | England and France. |
| The Eastern Question with Russia, | England, and France. |
| It may have been imported from | England or France. |
| Edward I of | England, returning from Palestine, brought him with h |
| She played for | England Juniors from 1989-1991 and England Seniors fr |
| She appeared with the New | England Opera from 1948-52. |
| She has represented | England at full international level. |
| She also represented | England at full international level. |
| Purkiss represented the | England national futsal team. |
| 3/11/1995 Manchester, | England - G-Mex Centre |
| He also represented the | England national game XI. |
| 1982, RuneQuest in | England, The Gamer, AHC Publications, Luton |
| 2002 Silver Team Sprint ( | England), Commonwealth Games |
| New | England Historic Genealogical Society |
| Hervey-Bathurst also represented A to K, | England, the Gentlemen of Marylebone Cricket Club, th |
| Chris | England - George Best |
| 1 November (in | England): James George Deck, Brethren evangelist. |
| The group comprised Albania, | England, Finland, Germany and Greece. |
| Bimson first played for | England, against Germany, in 1997. |
| 5 May (in | England): William Gilbert Puckey, missionary and tran |
| 13 August (in | England): William Gisborne, colonial secretary. |
| * | England score given first |
| Thomas Miklausic - Gloucester, County, SW, | England Schools, Glos 7's |
| Sport | England Sportsmark Gold |
| Arts Council | England Artsmark Gold |
| The Rebels' most notable rider was | England International Gordon Kennett. |
| NZ won with 227 but | England only got 143. |
| The East of | England Local Government Association (EELGA) is an as |
| East of | England Local Government Association |
| Pennell is the son of former | England cricketer Graham Dilley. |
| He represents | England and Great Britain. |
| He also represented Yorkshire, | England, and Great Britain. |
| New | England - Grogan 6 run (Smith kick)20-30 |
| Abbotswood is a village in Surrey, | England near Guildford. |
| January 15, 1982: Portsmouth, | England - Guildhall |
| Huw Davies, | England Fly Half 1981-6 |
| They returned to | England empty handed. |
| Randall | England as Harry Smith |
| England wicket-keeper Harry Wood added 59, and Englan | |
| (in | England): Robert Hart, politician. |
| ed at Pendeford Business Park, Wolverhampton, | England and has 67 offices throughout England. |
| Born in Manchester, | England, Bowker has written seven novels. |
| Two former | England internationals have also managed the Club. |
| Its plan is unusual for | England in having double aisles. |
| The expedition returned to | England without having achieved its goal. |
| He then moved to | England, where he represented Manchester City. |
| Layden frequently interviews New | England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick. |
| (in | England): Charles Heaphy, surveyor, VC. |
| England Monarchs Helmet for the 1998 season | |
| He was an important adviser to Richard II of | England and Henry IV of England. |
| 23 December (in | England): Thomas Henry Potts, naturalist. |
| The Government of | England Under Henry I, (Cambridge, 1986) |
| For reigning monarchs of | England named Henry, see Henry of England (disambigua |
| She now lives in Norwich, | England with her husband. |
| England in Her Days of Peace (1920) | |
| She lives in Suffolk, | England, with her husband and dogs. |
| Oceana, or, | England and Her Colonies (1886) |
| New | England - Herron 17 pass from Plunkett (Smith kick)0- |
| England authorized his transfer on 14 August 2006. | |
| He remained resident in | England until his death. |
| England authorized his transfer on 10 October 2006. | |
| He qualifies for | England via his English mother. |
| Claus Moser moved to | England with his parents in 1936. |
| 14 January (in | England): Thomas Hocken, collector and bibliographer. |
| 23 September (in | England): William Hodgkins, artist and art historian. |
| In September he fled | England for Holland and returned with William to Engl |
| George painted in | England, Belgium, Holland, France, Germany and Italy. |
| During his early days, he won | England youth honours. |
| For the town in | England, see Hounslow. |
| New | England Colonial Houses (1915) |
| John of | England (1189-1214), however marriage annulled |
| For the similarly pronounced town in | England, see Huddersfield. |
| He returned to | England through ill health. |
| Born in Epsom, | England, Oldham immigrated to Canada in 1963. |
| It was sold to the New | England Consortium in 1997. |
| He toured Australia with the | England under-19s in 2002-03 and represented England |
| 5. Martin Keown, Central Defender, | England (Signed in January) |
| The Diocese of Lichfield is a Church of | England diocese in the Province of Canterbury, Englan |
| The Diocese of Manchester is a Church of | England diocese in the Province of York, England. |
| He captained | England 'B' in 1980 and won five full caps for Englan |
| Transforming women's work: New | England lives in the industrial revolution. |
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