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| ial member of the government was the Duke of | Newcastle, a former Prime Minister, who served as Lord |
| The family relocated to | Newcastle, a mining town and harbour in New South Wale |
| s Harry Munro was a supporter of the Duke of | Newcastle, a prominent Whig who was Prime Minister 175 |
| It is owned by Radio | Newcastle, a joint venture of Austereo and Macquarie R |
| tablished the College of Physical Science in | Newcastle, a Fellow of the Linnean Society, a correspo |
| e served as deputy treasurer for the town of | Newcastle, a justice of the peace and judge in the Cou |
| British artist who trained at King's College | Newcastle a part of Durham University, graduating in 1 |
| he was the youngest person ever to play for | Newcastle, a record he holds to this day. |
| n front of the media against his former club | Newcastle, a game which he started. |
| football club exists in the village, called | Newcastle A.F.C. or Newcastle Football Club, whose hom |
| ack of the Found On Film DVD reads: "Live at | Newcastle Academy (Filmed 10/12/06)", when they in fac |
| In 1888, a meeting of | Newcastle, Advance, West Maitland, Union and Ferndale |
| The | Newcastle Aero Club workshops overhauled RAAF trainers |
| as even linked by the media with a return to | Newcastle after being spotted at several games. |
| He left | Newcastle after falling out with the coach, Nick Theo. |
| Boersma was sacked from | Newcastle after it was discovered that he had been out |
| made it to the fifth round before losing to | Newcastle after beating West Ham and Aldershot. |
| Luke Walsh came to prominence at | Newcastle after the retirement of legendary player And |
| ne Laboratory, now part of the University of | Newcastle, after the original site had been destroyed |
| and in August, the government of the Duke of | Newcastle, after several months of negotiations, decid |
| egan with a curacy at The Ascension, Kenton, | Newcastle, after which he was Precentor of St Ninian's |
| Pasha Bulker, was beached at Nobbys Beach at | Newcastle after it failed to heed a warning to move ou |
| ld shortly be followed by Robert's return to | Newcastle after his unsuccessful stint. |
| He was mayor of | Newcastle again in 1662 and 1675. |
| ary 2011, Gallaway made his senior debut for | Newcastle against Gold Coast United. |
| ored a hat-trick on his third appearance for | Newcastle against Moseley at Kingston Park and was an |
| te age of 16 for Kurri Kurri and represented | Newcastle against the touring British side in 1962. |
| 18 June 2011: | Newcastle agree to sign winger Sylvain Marveaux on a f |
| In 2005, routes began from | Newcastle Airport in October and two Boeing 757-200 ai |
| Newcastle Airport is situated about 27 miles (43 km) f | |
| forces shared two helicopters, one based at | Newcastle Airport and the other at Durham Tees Valley |
| wn is dominated by RAAF Base Williamtown and | Newcastle Airport while the western section of the are |
| allsend, Cobalt Business Park, Killingworth, | Newcastle Airport and Newcastle City Centre. |
| One such group is 733 ( | Newcastle Airport) Squadron of the Air Training Corps |
| ual carriageway standard just before passing | Newcastle Airport, with the junctions after the airpor |
| Route serves | Newcastle Airport. |
| d at Callerton in the north of the city near | Newcastle Airport. |
| nk Sartor for a development at Medowie, near | Newcastle airport. |
| razy when the then England skipper flew into | Newcastle Airport. |
| udes Newbiggin Hall, Woolsington village and | Newcastle Airport. |
| Peart made 17 competitive appearances for | Newcastle, all in the Football League, comprising 9 in |
| Pattern 5: | Newcastle, all to Gosford, Woy Woy, Hornsby, Epping, E |
| The village is about 18 miles (29 km) from | Newcastle along the main A69 road. |
| 5 | Newcastle ALP MLA William Kearsley died on 19 June 192 |
| Keegan's managerial departure from | Newcastle also yielded the end of Elliott's first spel |
| Newcastle also set a record during this period by stay | |
| Newcastle also paid Scunthorpe either £35,000, or £45, | |
| inated by Sir Robert Walpole and the Duke of | Newcastle also wanted to maintain peace, and so the tw |
| ur, and considered the executive position at | Newcastle an opportunity "he had to take". |
| Within months of joining | Newcastle, Ancell received international recognition. |
| The | Newcastle and Carlisle was amalgamated with the North |
| The station was constructed by the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway (N&CR), and opened on 1 |
| The Opening of the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway |
| Downshire joined the | Newcastle and District League in 1975 and by season 19 |
| ff, Manchester Museum, the Hancock Museum at | Newcastle, and the Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery |
| 'Follies' toured Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin, | Newcastle and Birmingham, as well as various seaside v |
| Students at both | Newcastle and Durham study independently for the first |
| th Northumberland, Blyth Valley district and | Newcastle and North Tyneside. |
| fixtures in August were the heavy defeats to | Newcastle and Sheffield United. |
| Later he moved to Walker-on-Tyne near | Newcastle and became a manager for Losh, Wilson and Be |
| In 2008 Dan played number ten for both | Newcastle and NSW Country, leading the latter to the A |
| he tour covered Cardiff, London, Manchester, | Newcastle and Glasgow. |
| Swindlehurst, Auxiliary Bishop of Hexham and | Newcastle and titular Bishop of Cuncacestre. |
| lway station opened 2 Sep 1936 on CityRail's | Newcastle and Central Coast line and Hunter line. |
| n of Awabakal land, the discovery of coal at | Newcastle and its subsequent settlement, and the impac |
| reek railway station, a small station on the | Newcastle and Central Coast railway line. |
| 965, and a smaller version was also shown in | Newcastle and Manchester. |
| st, Cardiff, Glasgow, Sheffield, Birmingham, | Newcastle, and Liverpool before returning to Mancheste |
| mond AFL and the AFL Greater Sydney Juniors ( | Newcastle and Central Coast) competitions. |
| On 13 January 1843, boats from | Newcastle and Annalong set out for the usual fishing s |
| ran from the junction at Haltwhistle on the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. |
| a driving game developed by Midway Studios - | Newcastle and published by Ubisoft and Midway Games fo |
| Miller was a gardener from | Newcastle and a Methodist. |
| The station was built by the | Newcastle and District Electric Lighting Company in 19 |
| ng up saxophone, she first played locally in | Newcastle and then in London in the 1940s with Denis R |
| the first members of the new corporation of | Newcastle, and was immediately chosen alderman. |
| The tour will begin on 13 February 2009 in | Newcastle and conclude on 7 March 2009 in Dunedin, New |
| He was educated at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle and in 1884 joined the shipbrokers Lindsay, |
| us high profile cases at many courts in both | Newcastle and London including the Old Bailey and as r |
| The station serves the nearby University of | Newcastle, and was opened on 23 October 1995, after a |
| nsberg studied medicine at the University of | Newcastle and her first child was born shortly after h |
| , travelling via the neutral Norway and then | Newcastle and arriving on August 25. |
| and-a-half years, but having fallen out with | Newcastle and been dismissed from his ministry, he was |
| shown interest in operating flights between | Newcastle and Auckland or Christchurch using Embraer E |
| and local trains to Morrisset of CityRail's | Newcastle and Central Coast Line service. |
| was sent North again and imprisoned at York, | Newcastle, and Durham. |
| Floodwaters affect | Newcastle and bring disruptions to industry and bring |
| p Auckland) and a two-hourly service to both | Newcastle and Manchester Airport. |
| the Border Counties Railway which linked the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham, with the |
| His earliest works were exhibited in | Newcastle and attracted attention; he followed up this |
| Pickering was born in | Newcastle, and studied for a Bachelor of Science major |
| Meacock has worked for BBC Radio in | Newcastle and Tyne Tees Television, before moving to L |
| or BBC Tees, BBC Radio Cumbria and BBC Radio | Newcastle, and the local editions of the BBC's Where I |
| two very brief runs at the New Tyne Theatre, | Newcastle and the Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton - neith |
| He briefly returned to | Newcastle and then went to England gaining a Licentiat |
| While working as a station master on the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway he devised the idea of |
| f his four goals came in the league, against | Newcastle and Manchester United, also scoring a brace |
| He became a miner in | Newcastle and President of the Northern District Miner |
| ricts from part of the electoral district of | Newcastle and named after the Newcastle suburb of Kahi |
| County Durham is now covered by BBC Radio | Newcastle and BBC Tees. |
| umberland, England 20 miles (32 km) north of | Newcastle, and midway between Morpeth and Alnwick. |
| ho chastised both the Prime Minister Duke of | Newcastle and his ally William Pitt for not defending |
| Percy Burchill was educated in | Newcastle and then graduated from the University of Ne |
| After sixteen years at | Newcastle and twelve seasons playing as a backup to Sh |
| tralia, Norris departed the AIS to return to | Newcastle, and thereafter announced that he would be t |
| the Border Counties Railway which linked the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham, with the |
| ender Rodrigo Vargas, during a match between | Newcastle and Melbourne on September 21, 2007 that end |
| Only certain trains between | Newcastle and Carlisle trains call here, due to its re |
| ors were Bishop James Chadwick of Hexham and | Newcastle and Bishop John MacDonald of Aberdeen. |
| eloped in conjunction with the University of | Newcastle and University of Durham, majoring in geneti |
| ublic works in New York, New Haven, Glasgow, | Newcastle and Madrid. |
| He was appointed Literary Fellow at | Newcastle and Durham Universities (1972-4), and was aw |
| areas in and around Sunderland, Guisborough, | Newcastle, and surrounding areas, the delegated were s |
| the Border Counties Railway which linked the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham, with the |
| is produced by sister station Metro Radio in | Newcastle and also broadcasts on TFM Radio. |
| He played 395 games for | Newcastle, and is the club's second highest league and |
| about 20 miles (30 km) between its start at | Newcastle and the Hexham by-pass the A69 is dual carri |
| ghts between the senior and junior groups in | Newcastle and on the Central Coast, the once thriving |
| Opened by the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, it was taken over firs |
| lian radio station, licensed to, and serving | Newcastle and its surrounds. |
| lf as a 'chamber counsel' and conveyancer in | Newcastle and London. |
| It is located on the main road between | Newcastle and Nelson Bay. |
| nominal command of a regiment of foot under | Newcastle and governor of Whitehaven and Cockermouth C |
| lian radio station, licensed to, and serving | Newcastle and surrounds. |
| plc which began with the purchase of Headlam | Newcastle and Hadfields Stockport early that year. |
| He became a major ship-owner in | Newcastle and acquired waterfront property in Pyrmont |
| service from Chester-le-Street northbound to | Newcastle and southbound towards Durham and beyond (Ma |
| s an English churchman, who became Bishop of | Newcastle and then Bishop of St Albans. |
| The line was opened by the York, | Newcastle and Berwick Railway, then joining the North |
| r of and five times Member of Parliament for | Newcastle) and Elizabeth White (1721-1764) , daughter |
| strategically vital castles of Bamburgh and | Newcastle, and Prince Henry was to perform homage for |
| x of the games home and away, against Brive, | Newcastle and Parma. |
| She competed for the Novacastrians club in | Newcastle and the Ryde Athletics Club in Sydney. |
| of Ashington in Northumberland, the docks of | Newcastle, and circuses and fairgrounds around London. |
| his area there are only two indoor arenas in | Newcastle and Sheffield. |
| Northern Rail services between | Newcastle and Blaydon via MetroCentre. |
| Northern Rail services between | Newcastle and Sunderland via Heworth. |
| conducted societies in Leeds, Huddersfield, | Newcastle and Glasgow, and toured worldwide with the S |
| and Pacific Highway), a part of the City of | Newcastle and part of southern Great Lakes Council (in |
| The station was on the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. |
| He moved to the | Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union competition in 2007, |
| of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hexham and | Newcastle and Titular Bishop of Cuncacestre under Bish |
| Between | Newcastle and Nobbys beaches lie the Newcastle Ocean B |
| ar represented NSW Under 19's while still in | Newcastle and made his first grade debut for North Que |
| y and local trains to Morisset of CityRail's | Newcastle and Central Coast Line service. |
| She was built by Hawthorn Leslie, | Newcastle and launched on 13 February 1903. |
| Both | Newcastle and Middlesbrough fans see Sunderland as the |
| le shows results from league matches between | Newcastle and Middlesbrough since 1988. |
| ay, mainly during peak periods) eastbound to | Newcastle and westbound to Carlisle. |
| eston North End, a long-range effort against | Newcastle, and a penalty against Peterborough. |
| ccessor ridings were (roughly) Nanaimo City, | Newcastle and The Islands. |
| er-class brig-sloop, built by William Row at | Newcastle and launched in 1806. |
| xcellent road connections to all sections of | Newcastle and the major highways which serve it. |
| The Duke of | Newcastle and Thomas Scales have small estates here, w |
| Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, | Newcastle and Sydney-The winner was West Germany, who |
| A Cup finals and a League Cup final, two for | Newcastle and one for Arsenal. |
| The | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway was formed in 1829, and |
| n was opened on 1 July 1847 as Bilton by the | Newcastle and Berwick Railway and was then run by the |
| The station was opened by the | Newcastle and Berwick Railway on 1 March 1847. |
| n runs south via Blyth and North Tyneside to | Newcastle and the A19 Tyne Tunnel to South Tyneside an |
| area as there are large green spaces between | Newcastle and Sunderland. |
| lub formed in 1968 originally playing in the | Newcastle and District League. |
| the NAFL Division 3D and a third team in the | Newcastle and District League Division 1. |
| After playing 145 games for | Newcastle and scoring an impressive 87 goals, he was f |
| rovides bus connections to Westfield Kotara, | Newcastle and Glendale. |
| inting at Winchester, a visiting lecturer at | Newcastle, and a Professor of Fine Art at the Universi |
| He was a schoolteacher in the | Newcastle and Goulburn areas. |
| zer-class brig-sloop built by William Row at | Newcastle and launched in 1806. |
| ly the home of the Basketball Association of | Newcastle and can hold approximately 2,000 spectators. |
| Carpenter prevented the rebels from seizing | Newcastle and from marching into Yorkshire. |
| the A1 road crossed the Tyne to the East of | Newcastle and Gateshead via the Tyne Tunnel. |
| Limited stop services to | Newcastle and Telarah, and services to Dungog and Scon |
| 3 miles from Dundrum on the A2 road between | Newcastle and Belfast. |
| Passenger services were operated between | Newcastle and London until the Great Depression in the |
| was presented to the living of St Nicholas, | Newcastle, and about 1625 to the living of Winston, Co |
| ute of Technology), Australia (University of | Newcastle) and America (Bemidji State University). |
| tion of the main campus of the University of | Newcastle, and is served by Warabrook station on CityR |
| After the great fire of | Newcastle and Gateshead in 1854, a number of the chare |
| electoral areas: Ballynahinch, Downpatrick, | Newcastle and Rowallane. |
| In 1965, before the | Newcastle and Tynemouth forces merged, the force had a |
| were ordered from York, Leeds and Gateshead ( | Newcastle), and the derailed vehicles were cleared fro |
| id-December and took a three-week holiday in | Newcastle and Sydney. |
| The governor also built a fort at | Newcastle, and unlawfully demanded tribute of all vess |
| Essenhigh was born in | Newcastle and attended St. Cuthbert's School. |
| 2002-03 season, new owners moved the team to | Newcastle and renamed the franchise the Hunter Pirates |
| as an architect in Sydney, Bathurst, Orange, | Newcastle and Goulburn. |
| He was educated at | Newcastle, and at Edinburgh University, where he gradu |
| He scouted for | Newcastle and Middlesbrough after his playing retireme |
| inburgh, Glasgow, Plymouth, and a service to | Newcastle and Aberdeen. |
| bra, and is running contracts for Scottish & | Newcastle and Magners Cider. |
| ides painting portraits of the first Duke of | Newcastle and his family, the artist illustrated that |
| 85 purchasing the French Fort Cove quarry in | Newcastle and securing that year the contract to suppl |
| Opened by the York, | Newcastle and Berwick Railway, it became part of the L |
| ted at the independent Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle and Peterhouse, Cambridge where he graduated |
| eses of Ely, Exeter, Hereford, Lichfield and | Newcastle, and then throughout the United Kingdom. |
| rned to Australia as rector of Christchurch, | Newcastle and Dean of the diocese. |
| Limited stop services to | Newcastle and Telarah, and services to Dungog and Scon |
| idge was part of that railway and linked the | Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham, with the |
| tic families, of the Dukedoms of Devonshire, | Newcastle and Portland. |
| as situated on the Kelso Branch of the York, | Newcastle and Berwick Railway, being the first station |
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