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| Greenock ( | HM Prison), a facility in the Scottish Prisons Serv |
| d son of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques - | HM King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the sixth king of S |
| However, | HM wrote about the album "there are a few rockers h |
| HM Prison Acklington is a Category C men's prison, | |
| Also helping with the escort duties were | HM Trawler Agate and HM Trawler Arkwright. |
| HM Trawler Agate was purchased by the Royal Navy in | |
| HM Queen Alexandra 1911 | |
| She was Mistress of the Robes to | HM Queen Alexandra from 1913 until Alexandra's deat |
| He returned to England to join | HM Nautical Almanac Office at the Royal Greenwich O |
| HM Nautical Almanac Office in the United Kingdom us | |
| He became superintendent of | HM Nautical Almanac Office from 1891 to 1910. |
| HM has also chaired some key media conferences in C | |
| HM Prison Altcourse is a Category B men's private p | |
| He was also Officiating Chaplain to | HM and American Forces in Southern Europe from 1979 |
| HM Treasury and HM Revenue and Customs | |
| located 2 miles (3.2 km) out at sea who radioed | HM Coastguard and said "It looks as if the whole of |
| ol, England and holds the national collection of | HM Revenue and Customs, one of the most important c |
| stoms officers", although until 1972 officers of | HM Customs and Excise were plain-clothed and concen |
| e Waterguard was the name given to a division of | HM Customs and Excise responsible for the collectio |
| HM Prison and Young Offenders' Centre, HMP Hydebank | |
| ys to the work whilst an application was made to | HM Revenue and Customs for an exemption licence to |
| portfolio included the £3bn ASPIRE contract with | HM Revenue and Customs as well as other major outso |
| and 1962 as well as joint permanent secretary to | HM Treasury and head of the Home Civil Service from |
| featured accompaniment by Soldiers and Airmen of | HM Forces and the Johnny Johnston Singers, was the |
| h civil servant (first as an Economic Advisor in | HM Treasury, and later as Chief Economist in the UK |
| Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, | HM Treasury, and the Office for National Statistics |
| r minister from 1992 to 1997, he worked first at | HM Treasury and then in the Department for Trade an |
| An | HM Revenue and Customs office is located there. |
| Coastwatch Institution (not to be confused with | HM Coastguard) and sturdily built former coastguard |
| his final posting, as Chief Economic Adviser to | HM Treasury and Head of the Government Economic Ser |
| Christian Schiller (1895-1976), | HM Inspector and senior lecturer |
| The Inland Revenue [really | HM Revenue and Customs] put a caveat on that CVA th |
| odies were merged she became the Adjudicator for | HM Revenue and Customs on 18 April 2005, and held t |
| as a junior examiner and in 1910 transferred to | HM Customs and Excise as Assistant Committee Clerk. |
| el to cover firefighters, paramedics, members of | HM Coastguard, and crew of a vessel of the RNLI or |
| The graving dock is now straddled by an | HM Revenue and Customs building. |
| ntly the Director of Criminal Investigations for | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| rea are Fazakerley railway station, [[Altcourse ( | HM Prison)] and Fazakerley Hospital, officially kno |
| lackwell, Harley-Davidson, Oxfam, Royal Mail and | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| Current tenants include | HM Revenue and Customs, IBM, OSG Shipping, Insureth |
| relating to the work of the UK Border Agency and | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| f West Sussex Primary Care NHS Trust and a large | HM Revenue and Customs office. |
| duties are the oldest taxes still raised by the | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| It is a CASC registered club with | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| ment , equity capital raising and governance for | HM Treasury and the Department of Trade and Industr |
| McBride began his civil service career at | HM Customs and Excise. |
| In 1919 he was called to the bar and returned to | HM Customs and Excise as Committee Clerk, but was a |
| ed Kingdom which combined the Inland Revenue and | HM Customs and Excise into a single government depa |
| itt was chairman and a resulting tax bill due to | HM Revenue and Customs. |
| Secretary to Ian Pearson, Economic Secretary in | HM Treasury and Parliamentary Under-Secretary in th |
| He was also joint permanent secretary to | HM Treasury and head of the Home Civil Service from |
| e the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), | HM Revenue and Customs, Serious Organised Crime Age |
| In 1909 he was appointed a principal clerk in | HM Treasury and shortly afterwards became an Assist |
| In 1913, he was appointed solicitor to | HM Customs and Excise, Second Parliamentary Counsel |
| Avenue but has been demolished and replaced by a | HM Revenue and Customs office. |
| inguished service on the combinded operations by | HM Ships and Naval Seaplanes on the 25 December 191 |
| is a former senior economic adviser to the U.K. | HM Treasury and Director, Northern Region, Departme |
| ch 1913 - 1 December 2002) was a Commissioner of | HM Customs and Excise, 1957-73. |
| He worked for | HM Customs and Excise in Southend-on-Sea on the des |
| of the majority of the 1950s-built trams (types | HM IV and RM 1 in their entirety), as well as withd |
| al regulators (the Financial Services Authority, | HM Treasury, and the Bank of England), especially a |
| ointed as Adjudicator for Inland Revenue and for | HM Customs and Excise on 26 April 1999. |
| irman due to a money laundering investigation by | HM Customs and Excise. |
| ssolve (pornographic) video tape confiscated by | H.M. Customs and Excise. |
| f Lords Appointments Commission on the advice of | HM Revenue and Customs, but the objections have sin |
| s made, as a tribute to the officers and men of | H.M. Submarines, and to the Royal Navy of which they |
| the favorite new band of 1989 by the readers of | HM Magazine, and their debut album Get It was one o |
| Lord Commissioner of the Treasury, Treasurer of | HM Household and in the Welsh Office. |
| cider-distilling licence ever issued by the UK's | HM Customs and Excise. |
| HM Prison Ararat is located 200 km west of Melbourn | |
| HM Prison Ararat is located in Ararat, Victoria, Au | |
| of August 2003, and was eventually released from | HM Prison Ararat in July 2005. |
| site is now used as a base for the RNLI and for | HM Coastguard, as well as for the Calshot Activitie |
| llykinler Training Camp (Army) and competing at | H.M. Pirbright as well as Bisley Camp in Surrey. |
| Scotland's net fiscal position and is treated by | HM Treasury as extra-regio resources. |
| In January 2004 Crosby was appointed by | HM Treasury as a non-Executive Director of the Fina |
| eensland Government bought Seaforth Estate from | H.M. Finlayson as a settlement and named it Springcl |
| and eventually Peckham, Surrey, where he joined | HM Customs as a landing waiter - a secure job for a |
| HM Prison Ashfield (Formerly Pucklechurch Prison) i | |
| HM Prison Askham Grange is a women's open category | |
| ntenced prisoners transferred to free up beds at | HM Melbourne Assessment Prison. |
| a J-class submarine built for the Royal Navy by | HM Dockyard at Pembroke Dock in Wales and launched |
| awings by Leonardo da Vinci in the Collection of | HM Queen at Windsor Castle (1968/9 with Carlo Pedre |
| She was laid down by | HM Dockyard at Chatham in Kent on 23 June 1927, lau |
| J1) was a Royal Navy J class submarine built by | HM Dockyard at Portsmouth in Hampshire and launched |
| NCI Froward Point works closely with | HM Coastguard at Brixham, and the Dart Lifeboat, an |
| She chaired | HM Treasury's banking services consumer codes revie |
| ron, known as the "flying squadron" consisted of | HM ships Barrosa, Endymion, Liffey, Liverpool, Phoe |
| mprisonment with a non-parole period 30 years at | HM Prison Barwon for the murders of Elizabeth Steve |
| HM Prison Barwon is a maximum security Australian p | |
| 1991 and prisoners were moved to the newly built | HM Prison Barwon in Lara. |
| Australia, located adjacent to maximum security | HM Prison Barwon. |
| The squadron was moved to | HM Naval Base Clyde, aka Faslane Naval Base, Scotla |
| All four boats are based at | HM Naval Base Clyde (HMS Neptune), 40 km (25 miles) |
| estival of the Sea, 2005 was a festival held at | H.M. Naval Base, Portsmouth between the 30 June and |
| ere granted a Royal Warrant by Royal Decree from | HM Queen Beatrix in 1995. |
| In 2003 | HM Queen Beatrix herself officially opened the 45th |
| In 2002, he joined | HM Treasury, becoming Managing Director of Finance, |
| s a Master at Lancing College then a Chaplain to | HM Forces before being appointed Vicar of Kirk Mich |
| HM Prison Belmarsh is a Category A men's prison, lo | |
| It stands adjacent to both | HM Prison Belmarsh and Belmarsh Magistrate's Court. |
| A tunnel links the court to | HM Prison Belmarsh, which is a maximum security fac |
| HM Prison Bendigo was a medium security prison faci | |
| HMS Birkenhead, also referred to as | HM Troopship Birkenhead or steam frigate Birkenhead |
| She came to the assistance of | HM Troopship Birkenhead, when the Birkenhead was wr |
| It is the location of | HM Prison Birmingham (known locally as Winson Green |
| red on 2 July involved the USS Juneau as well as | HM Ships Black Swan and Jamaica, who together destr |
| 7 July 1812 as a first-class volunteer on board | H.M. sloop Brisk. |
| He served on | HM Yacht Britannia in 1957 and subsequently in the |
| n spent some time as Electrical Officer on board | HM Yacht Britannia, for which he was made a member |
| HM Prison Buckley Hall is a Category C men's prison | |
| As described to | HM magazine by Nielson: "There is no rap-rap-scream |
| r public duties - which is however reimbursed to | HM Treasury by Her Majesty The Queen. |
| ow of Lieutenant George Pilkington who died when | HM Submarine C31 was lost on 7 January 1915. |
| iff (combining this with the post of chaplain to | HM Prison Cardiff from 1940 to 1945) and in 1953 be |
| Captain in the Royal Army Medical Corps on board | HM Hospital Carriers Paris and Dunkirk in Sicily an |
| HMS C34 was a C-class submarine built by | HM Dockyard, Chatham for the Royal Navy. |
| HMS C33 was a C-class submarine built by | HM Dockyard, Chatham for the Royal Navy. |
| am Denny, Dumbarton but was later transferred to | HM Dockyard, Chatham, for completion. |
| ht was a British Oberon-class submarine built by | HM Dockyard, Chatham, for the Royal Navy. |
| HMS E12 was a British E class submarine built by | HM Dockyard, Chatham. |
| In 1821, Captain William Martin, in command of | HM brig Clinker, named it Hamilton River after Sir |
| The | H.M. Gousha Company was one of the "Big Three" major |
| itles at senior level, Division champion Honour, | HM King Cup and the Super Cup title. |
| Formally known as | HM Ceylon Customs from 1947 to 1972, the department |
| At 20 minutes past 6, took possession of | H.M. Ship Cyane, Captain Gordon Falcon, mounting 34 |
| HM Prison Deerbolt is a male juvenile's prison and | |
| (1550 - 16 April 1606) was master shipwright at | HM Dockyard Deptford in south-east London. |
| She was under repair at | HM Dockyard, Devonport until 1 December. |
| Trinidad was built by | HM Dockyard Devonport. |
| A., B.Sc. (now Temporary Lieutenant, R.N.V.R.), | H.M. Ships Discovery II and William Scoresby. |
| 39,476 pv; Sarath Ekanayake (UPFA), 36,387 pv; | H.M. Lucky Dissanayake (UNP), 31,071 pv; Mohamad Raf |
| HM editor Doug Van Pelt praised the new incarnation | |
| HM Prison Downview is a women's closed category pri | |
| HM Prison Drake Hall is a women's closed prison. | |
| Later, | H.M. Henderson's dry goods store employed him. |
| HM Prison Durham is a local Category B men's prison | |
| ey, Lieutenant-Commander Nasmith, in command of | H.M. Submarine E.11, destroyed one large Turkish gun |
| was chaplain to the Glasgow Highlanders and to | H.M. Prison, Edinburgh. |
| In retrospect | HM magazine editor Doug Van Pelt found the record t |
| 1903 F.M. | HM King Edward VII |
| HM King Edward VII of the United Kingdom (9 Novembe | |
| A Douala canton chief, | HM Essaka Ekwalla, is calling on his subjects to ig |
| eview at Spithead to celebrate the Coronation of | HM Queen Eliabeth II. |
| T) rating was merged with the hospital corpsman ( | HM) rating, eliminating the dentalman recruit (DR) |
| Officially opened in 1967 by | HM Queen Elizabeth II, the Hall suffered serious fi |
| in private performance at Buckingham Palace for | HM Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh, and o |
| Queen of Australia - | HM Queen Elizabeth II |
| he inauguration was commemorated by a visit from | HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. |
| HM Queen Elizabeth II had been a fan of the program | |
| Its present patron is | HM Queen Elizabeth II. |
| ent of which was of course the Silver Jubilee of | HM Queen Elizabeth II. |
| mber of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by | HM Queen Elizabeth and on his retirement his portra |
| onio Mennini, presented his diplomatic papers to | HM Queen Elizabeth on 2 March 2011. |
| ong Government in 1965, and was appointed OBE by | HM Queen Elizabeth II 1971. |
| , Saskatchewan, Leslie Nielsen was introduced to | HM Queen Elizabeth II. |
| He was appointed MBE by | HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1995. |
| claration would also have to have been signed by | HM Queen Elizabeth II and the President of China, L |
| Opened in 1984 by | HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, it tells the s |
| H.M. Queen Elizabeth II with Admiral Sir Alan West o | |
| ernor-General of Tuvalu as the representative of | HM Queen Elizabeth II, who is Tuvalu's head of stat |
| ourable Francis Bowes-Lyon, who was an uncle of | H.M. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. |
| forced him to give the island back peacefully to | HM Queen Elizabeth II. |
| The extension was officially opened by | HM Queen Elizabeth II in March 1998, on her visit t |
| British Empire (OBE) for services to science in | HM Queen Elizabeth II's New Year Honours list, anno |
| n of the Year Awards for 2003, and recognised by | HM Queen Elizabeth as a Pioneer to the Life of the |
| ron Guthrie of Craigiebank and Page of Honour to | HM Queen Elizabeth II between 1985 and 1987. |
| ueur, purveyor to the Royal Danish Court and to | H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, has been produced since 181 |
| Its Patron is currently | HM Queen Elizabeth II, its President is HRH The Pri |
| Blithfield Reservoir was opened by | H.M. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother on Tuesday 27 |
| He has also been awarded the | HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother Fellowship by |
| 1986 Decorated by | H.M. the Emperor of Japan, with the First Class Orde |
| 60 Awarded Medal of Honor with Blue Ribbon from | H.M. The Emperor of Japan |
| The expedition left England in 1768, aboard | HM Bark Endeavour under the command of R.N. Lt. Jam |
| Captain James Cook and | HM Bark Endeavour |
| 'Replica' of | HM Bark Endeavour at Castlegate Quay. |
| journals of Captain Cook, a small party from the | HM Bark Endeavour encountered a group of Asmat warr |
| k and crew, with bicycles to represent his ship, | HM Bark Endeavour, during Captain Cook's exploratio |
| s Cook: James Cook arrives in Tahiti on the ship | HM Bark Endeavour, preparing to observe the solar e |
| sion, powered by a 400 PS (395 hp, 294 kW) Hirth | HM 512 engine. |
| HM Prison Erlestoke is the only prison in Wiltshire | |
| HM Prison Erlestoke is a Category C men's prison, l | |
| It is now part of | HM Prison Erlestoke. |
| H.M. Pulham, Esq. | |
| Oil loaned enough money to pay the debts of the | H.M. King estate, secured by a first mortgage on the |
| HM has expanded to include acts other than those th | |
| HM Prison Featherstone is a Category C men's prison | |
| and the only thing people need to know is that | H.M. and Fell were two detectives in his books. |
| Navy E-1 hospital corpsmen ( | HM rating field) are hospitalman recruits (HR). |
| Wormwood Scrubs, HMP Grendon, HMP Woodhill, and | HM YOI Finnamore Wood, though he was never appointe |
| He went on to be Flag Officer Commanding | HM Australian Fleet in July 1953 and First Naval Me |
| the Naval Board in 1958, Flag Officer commanding | HM Australian Fleet in 1959 and First Naval Member |
| H.M. le Fleming (1958), Locomotives of the Great Wes | |
| Since then, the band has been featured in | HM Magazine, Flip Side to Music magazine, and The N |
| For many years he served as | HM Coroner for Flintshire. |
| n loan in December 1944 with the British Navy as | HM LST-4 for the duration of the war. |
| Having previously spent five years in Aylesbury ( | HM Prison) for robbery, handling stolen goods, thef |
| HM Trawler Force was a British trawler built for th | |
| he British Army in 1916, as a 2nd Lieutenant in | H.M. Land Forces. |
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