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| In 1936 she married John | Napier, a surgeon who was developing a particular int |
| Napier, a Coloured South African, was born on March 8 | |
| ems and was succeeded as president by James V. | Napier, a former executive vice-president. |
| In 1839 | Napier acquired a shipyard on the River Thames at Mil |
| Alan | Napier actor, best known for playing the butler Alfre |
| 24 March: James | Napier, actor. |
| e 2002 elections, she unsuccessfully contested | Napier against Braybrooke's successor, Russell Fairbr |
| The indefatigable Mr S F Edge, who ran his | Napier against a large entry of French owned Darracqs |
| Armstrong-Siddeley, Bristol, de Havilland, and | Napier aircraft engines. |
| Napier Airport nearby handles scheduled airline servi | |
| State Highway 2B runs for 4.1 km from SH 2 at | Napier Airport to SH 50 at Taradale. |
| west of Hastings, through Taradale and ends at | Napier Airport. |
| led to the quick demise of the Sabre, because | Napier also turned to developing jet engines. |
| What The Flick?! is produced by Andrew | Napier, Ana Kasparian, and Cenk Uygur, and directed b |
| Chief Designer, Messrs. | Napier and Son, Limited. |
| It was named after its founder, Robert | Napier, and was originally a Grammar School.It was na |
| William | Napier and Geoffrey Burbidge, Monthly Notices of the |
| been largely replicated by Croasdale and later | Napier and Guthrie. |
| als, respectively, are: Coleen Parker, Jeffrey | Napier, and Fabricius . |
| Pytchley - built by | Napier and Miller, Old Kilpatrick, launched 24 March |
| The branch serves the Port of | Napier, and terminates in a stockyard. |
| Both Edinburgh | Napier and eca already had established film making co |
| e 41st National Chess Championship was held in | Napier, and was won by G. Gundersen of Melbourne, his |
| After returning to New Zealand, he settled in | Napier and taught at the Hawkes Bay Art School. |
| y in 1849 as military secretary to Sir Charles | Napier and accompanied him to India. |
| In 1961 he was appointed Crown Solicitor, | Napier and in 1976 was appointed Judge-Courts Martial |
| incorporated in 1970 by Mike Leadbitter, Simon | Napier, and Bruce Bastin. |
| almerston North - Gisborne Line opened between | Napier and Hastings. |
| Napier and Cooper wished to establish a new political | |
| and starring John Stuart, Hugh Williams, Alan | Napier, and Frank Pettingell. |
| was attended by Mayo's son, the 7th Earl; Lord | Napier and Ettrick; the then Bishop of Carlisle Harve |
| m-fast bowler, Baines was bowled for a duck by | Napier, and not called upon to bowl. |
| he son of a blacksmith in Rissington, north of | Napier, and enlisted in the New Zealand Army in March |
| g abandoned landing craft to supplement these, | Napier and Nizam saved more than 1,400 troops. |
| held in the cities of Auckland, Christchurch, | Napier, and Dunedin in New Zealand between 10 Novembe |
| After the surrender of Napoleon in 1814 | Napier and his ship were transferred to the coast of |
| aunching several smaller-format stores such as | Napier and Taupo to allow branches to reach further i |
| e made until 1938 by a separate company, David | Napier and Son of Hammersmith, London. |
| Napier and Williams decided to form an all-female ban | |
| ando Brigade between Akyab and Ramree with HMS | Napier and HMIS Jumna. |
| s also currently a director at law firm Drew & | Napier, and used to serve as a lecturer at the law fa |
| Napier and Cooper launched the Alliance Party of Nort | |
| st Express, and was put on the service between | Napier and Gisborne that connected with the Endeavour |
| ch of the East Coast of the North Island up to | Napier and Wairoa in Hawke's Bay. |
| ndependents Barbara Merrill and Phillip Morris | Napier appeared on the ballot. |
| Charles | Napier as Quittle |
| Alan | Napier as Attwater |
| John | Napier as McGivern |
| Russell | Napier as Squire Miles |
| Alan | Napier as Sir George |
| Alan | Napier as St. Aubyn |
| Alan | Napier as Count Grassin |
| Charles | Napier as Sheriff Harper |
| Neil | Napier as greasy accountant Wendell Cooper. |
| Alan | Napier as Sir Henry Chapman |
| Studios, many of the episodes featured Russell | Napier as Inspector Duggan. |
| Neil | Napier as Beast Master, one of King Hyperion's disfig |
| He accompanied Sir Charles | Napier as commanding engineer of his force in the cel |
| , in which he clocked 160.8 km/h (99.9 mph) at | Napier as the fastest delivery of the over. |
| e and then leader of the Alliance Party Oliver | Napier as Legal Minister and head of the Office of La |
| After Sir Hugh Rose's departure, | Napier assumed command of the Gwalior division. |
| Port of | Napier at night |
| Dorothy Levitt, in a 26 hp | Napier, at Brooklands, 1908 |
| In 1616 Briggs visited | Napier at Edinburgh in order to discuss the suggested |
| had an 8am departure from Wellington, reaching | Napier at 1.30pm. |
| The return service departed | Napier at 2.30pm and arrived in Wellington at 8pm. |
| Lefkada (1820), served next under Sir Charles | Napier at Cephalonia (building lighthouses, roads, an |
| Hawke's Bay: | Napier Athletic |
| John Light | Napier attended public schools in Marlboro County, So |
| Susan J. | Napier, author of Anime from Akira to Princess Monono |
| From there it runs northward to end at | Napier Avenue east of St. Joseph. |
| Napier Avenue serves as the main route in, though and | |
| iving around a sharp right bend of the road on | Napier Avenue at Inverness when he crossed the line a |
| The St. Joseph Valley Parkway ends at | Napier Avenue, but US 31 continues as a five-lane hig |
| It is located at the end of | Napier Avenue, off Westferry Road, at the southern en |
| ine-up was completed in 2004 with drummer Mark | Napier, bassist Twist, and guitar player Mario. |
| London, and a member of the Grocers' Company, | Napier became wealthy through trade with Turkey, and |
| Napier became the second team (after Western Suburbs | |
| ng refused any further trade concessions, Lord | Napier became in favour of military actions, includin |
| t is the reason why so many lives were lost in | Napier because the fire department had lost their wat |
| n the late 1940s, by the Master Distiller Jack | Napier because he thought it had a velvety taste and |
| Napier began directing in 2000, and has directed movi | |
| Napier began his career in September 1963 playing for | |
| At Lancefield | Napier began to construct complete ships, including i |
| ed dramatically, with the coastal areas around | Napier being lifted by around two metres. |
| born in Newcastle to electical linesman Donald | Napier Bowman and his wife Annie. |
| He attended | Napier Boys High School, and Notre Dame Academy in th |
| Henare attended | Napier Boys' High School, and Utah Valley College. |
| replica is also on display in the foyer of the | Napier Boys' High School assembly hall. |
| He was also president of the | Napier branch of Grey Power, a lobby group for the el |
| The 1861 | Napier by-election was a by-election held during the |
| er remarried in 1987, without issue, Colin Guy | Napier Campbell, born on 14 July 1930 and former husb |
| The British forces under General Charles James | Napier captured Manora in 1839, as part of their Sind |
| ectively both a works driver and publicist for | Napier cars, which was owned by Selwyn Edge, whose mi |
| nd temporary governance arrangement included a | Napier Citizens' Control Committee, followed by a two |
| Dunedin Technical 8, | Napier City Rovers 1 |
| Miramar Rangers 6, | Napier City Rovers 3 |
| * | Napier City Rovers won 5-4 on penalties. |
| Napier City Rovers 8, Canterbury Woolston 1 | |
| Central United won the final, beating | Napier City Rovers 3-2. |
| * | Napier City Rovers beat Dunedin Technical on penaltie |
| The competition was won by | Napier City Rovers. |
| McAllister helped | Napier City Rovers win the New Zealand National Socce |
| 002 Jack Batty Memorial Cup was Leon Birnie of | Napier City Rovers. |
| Napier City Rovers took the final 2-0 over Tauranga C | |
| Zealand by newly promoted national league club | Napier City Rovers. |
| Batty Memorial Cup for 1985 was Greg Brown of | Napier City Rovers. |
| Jackson began his senior career with | Napier City Rovers who he joined while still a studen |
| o from the central region (Miramar Rangers and | Napier City Rovers) which had been participants in th |
| He held academic posts at | Napier College (from 1992, Napier University), includ |
| leaving he was accepted to study journalism at | Napier College in Edinburgh. |
| re studying for an NCTJ in print journalism at | Napier College in Edinburgh. |
| nd and holds a BA (Hons) Business Studies from | Napier College, Edinburgh (now Napier University). |
| ing Peter Schwartz, Jay Ogilvy, Stewart Brand, | Napier Collyns, and Lawrence Wilkinson. |
| Primatologist and Bigfoot researcher John | Napier commented on this, stating that "Bigfoot in so |
| ory at Meeanee (also spelt Miani), Sir Charles | Napier continued his advance to the Indus River and a |
| He first played for the | Napier Cricket Club, a pub team based at 'Sir Charles |
| econdly in Pau, France in 1830 to Emily Louisa | Napier, daughter of Colonel George Napier. |
| Judges are Joe Flaherty, Mick | Napier, Dave Thomas and Elvira Kurt and the show is h |
| Napier defied the odds by dominating the match, going | |
| s fitted (along with the Nasty class) with the | Napier Deltic two-stroke diesel engine. |
| Culverins in a triangle layout to produce the | Napier Deltic, which was for some time one of the mos |
| three Mercedes-Benz engines were replaced with | Napier Deltics, the compactness of the Deltic being g |
| The Crimean War began, and Sir Charles | Napier demanded of the Admiralty 120 gunboats, each w |
| tion provoked a storm from the Beresford camp, | Napier didn't pull his punches in later editions. |
| Napier directed the Comedy Central show Exit 57 and t | |
| obert and James Ambrose and Samuel and Charles | Napier discovered the Blanche Barkly nugget, at that |
| red to become a geologist after witnessing the | Napier earthquake first-hand while at Napier Boys' Hi |
| Google hits still favours " | Napier earthquake", but the major article in Te Ara E |
| With the availability of a | Napier Eland turboprop conversion, the re-engined CV- |
| He represented the | Napier electorate from 1881 to 1884, when he retired. |
| He won the | Napier electorate from the Labour in the 1925 general |
| Lewis McIlvride represented the | Napier electorate in the New Zealand House of Represe |
| He was elected to the | Napier electorate in the 1899 general election, which |
| eating Stuart Nash in a battle to stand in the | Napier electorate for Labour, Fairbrother did not sta |
| He won the | Napier electorate with the swing to the Liberals in 1 |
| ilm starring Ilona Elkin, Nicolas Wright, Neil | Napier, Emily Shelton, Tim Rozon, Nina Fillis and wri |
| On 19 May 2011, | Napier equalled the record for most sixes scored in a |
| guilty one would only pretend he had, and when | Napier examined their hands, the one with the clean h |
| restructured Martian politics, whereas Carson | Napier explores Venus without leaving much of a footp |
| sengers could also connect with the northbound | Napier Express in Woodville. |
| The | Napier Express then was diverted from Palmerston Nort |
| The Railways Department introduced the | Napier Express as a dedicated passenger service betwe |
| ad been brought in to the English Electric and | Napier factories on the East Lancs Road), and familie |
| The | Napier family took it over in 1987 and developed it a |
| He founded the fortunes of the | Napier family in Dorset, acquiring extensive new esta |
| carried patrons to the picnic grounds: Rawson, | Napier, Ferguson and Carrington. |
| s after leaving Parliament, he became Mayor of | Napier for the next eighteen years (1956-1974). |
| Mckay made his ODI debut at | Napier for New Zealand, against Bangladesh, on 5 Febr |
| He was Mayor of | Napier for a total of 18 years. |
| Edwards was the MP for | Napier for twelve years from 1954 to 1966. |
| the sixth wicket against Central Districts in | Napier for the sixth wicket record. |
| he 780 hp engines designed and built by Robert | Napier for the iron frigate Simoon, which had surrend |
| In 2001 Cheek challenged | Napier for the leadership, her support was divided am |
| owers around Metropolitan Hastings and then to | Napier for exporting. |
| ificant contributions from Giles Lamb and Paul | Napier for piano and guitar parts respectively, and P |
| rd A. Payne, Robert Dodds, John Milne, Charles | Napier, Frank Ransley, Alan Wilkinson, Thomas Percy M |
| He was the Mayor of | Napier from 1904 to 1907. |
| rom 1863 to 1869, and Member of Parliament for | Napier from 1866 to 1870, and 1871 to 1877. |
| t because in the film, Batman attempts to save | Napier from falling into the chemicals, but fails. |
| 10 August - Charles James | Napier, general and Commander-in-Chief in India (died |
| cluding Sir George Munro, 1st of Newmore, Lord | Napier, General Dalziel and Ludovic Drummond, and a q |
| Captain | Napier George Henry Sturt, 3rd Baron Alington (1 Nove |
| ted much of 1960 to the painting of a mural at | Napier Girls' High School which can now be seen at th |
| er Hutt, Palmerston North, Wanganui, Hastings, | Napier, Gisborne, Rotorua, Hamilton, Pakuranga, Hende |
| d in Tauranga and flying to Hamilton, Rotorua, | Napier, Gisborne, Whakatane, Paraparaumu, Palmerston |
| Napier had stood for the Northern Ireland House of Co | |
| Despite this, | Napier had a satisfactory debut season, only losing o |
| cted to attack the fortress of Sveaborg, which | Napier had declined to do, and duly did so in August. |
| points than the gap from third to fourth, and | Napier had been tenth only seven weeks before the end |
| ecessors (Alderdice, John Cushnahan and Oliver | Napier) had all had political bases in the strip inco |
| Other venues include | Napier Hall, which was partially rebuilt in 2004, and |
| Cardinal | Napier has said bluntly that to some extent, the Vati |
| re, which came to have branches in Waipukurau, | Napier, Hastings and Dannevirke. |
| Daly was born in | Napier, Hawke's Bay. |
| Peter Donald McGlashan (born June 22, 1979, | Napier, Hawke's Bay) is a cricketer who has represent |
| Paul Donald Henare (born 4 March 1979 in | Napier, Hawke's Bay) is a New Zealand professional ba |
| alf his army to the Algarve by Admiral Charles | Napier, he was victorious at the Battle of Almada whi |
| Before moving to | Napier, he was the Director of Strategic Development |
| At the nomination meeting in | Napier, held in front of the Council offices, two can |
| gwyn RA, Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, Charles | Napier Hemy RA, Dame Laura Knight RA, Sir Alfred Munn |
| t-class paddle frigate designed by Sir Charles | Napier: her name commemorated his attack on the port |
| kland), Huntly Thistle, New Plymouth Old Boys, | Napier High School Old Boys, Wanganui Old Boys, St. A |
| are known to have included North Shore United, | Napier High School Old Boys, Wanganui United, Mastert |
| In | Napier himself the Commission had an amateur historia |
| The yard was run by his two sons, while | Napier himself continued with experiments in improvin |
| Arliss in the Royal Australian Navy destroyer | Napier, Hogg was responsible on May 28-29 for organis |
| later edition, the 4th, in the early editions | Napier holds back on his criticisms of Beresford's re |
| s gang members were shot and killed at the J C | Napier Homes in the Woodland in Waverly neighborhood |
| Production Centre was opened in August 2006 by | Napier Honorary Graduate Tilda Swinton. |
| He worked as an orderly at | Napier Hospital in Hawke's Bay before enlisting in th |
| The hall was originally named | Napier House after its commissioner and first occupan |
| The name of | Napier House moved with the school. |
| Napier House was then bought at auction by Headington | |
| Napier House (1892), now Cotuit Hall, also on Pullens | |
| dence at Oxford Brookes University, previously | Napier House, built in 1892. |
| Hawke's Bay: | Napier HSOB |
| Memorial to John | Napier in St Cuthbert's Church |
| Raven Castle: Charles | Napier in India, 1844-1851 (1991) |
| He died in | Napier in 1899, leaving two sons and a daughter. |
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