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| The crown steeple on | Newcastle Cathedral, in Newcastle upon Tyne, was erect |
| n was a coal-fired power station situated on | Newcastle upon Tyne's Quayside, in Tyne and Wear. |
| In response to the ban on | Newcastle fans at Roker Park, Newcastle placed a simil |
| January, Kevin Keegan dropped a bombshell on | Newcastle by announcing his resignation as manager, st |
| onstituency Labour Party and a councillor on | Newcastle upon Tyne Borough Council. |
| ember 1972, Kellard's "horrendous" tackle on | Newcastle United's Tony Green ended the Scot's career |
| It is located on | Newcastle Avenue. |
| RAILSCOT on | Newcastle and Berwick Railway |
| He served as a councillor on | Newcastle City Council from 1952 and chaired the North |
| Terry was conceived during an air raid on | Newcastle upon Tyne and born in 1944. |
| h in second place after four games with only | Newcastle United ahead of them. |
| that was situated on Westgate Road opposite | Newcastle Central Station in the Grainger Town of Newc |
| as an architect in Sydney, Bathurst, Orange, | Newcastle and Goulburn. |
| Over the years, other | Newcastle United fanzines followed - The Number Nine, |
| ulum than those offered at the time by other | Newcastle schools. |
| he refused to dig any deeper in helping out | Newcastle United. |
| with British Basketball League (BBL) outfit | Newcastle Eagles, however he was released after just o |
| turned to Australia, joining A-League outfit | Newcastle United Jets before returning to Perth to pla |
| ucated and knows little of the world outside | Newcastle. |
| he opening goal of the 4-1 home victory over | Newcastle, 18 months later on the 23 March 1907. |
| al for the Gunners in their 2-0 victory over | Newcastle United in March 1996 and at the end of that |
| luding the winner in a home 1-0 victory over | Newcastle United on Boxing Day, he became a fans favou |
| , scoring twice (the third in a 3-0 win over | Newcastle United and the equaliser in a 1-1 draw away |
| his official English debut in a 2-0 win over | Newcastle United on 24 August 2005 and scored his firs |
| de his debut for Burnley in the 2-1 win over | Newcastle United on 14 April 1915. |
| oring the opening goal in a 3-1 victory over | Newcastle United), he was a member of the English team |
| verpool in December 2004 in the 3-1 win over | Newcastle at Anfield. |
| scored 2 more goals, one in the 3-1 win over | Newcastle United the other one in the 2-1 win over Rea |
| Sheffield United, followed by a victory over | Newcastle United and another draw with Stoke City, saw |
| come on 20 April in the 3-1 league win over | Newcastle United at Anfield. |
| in Wellington's extra-time 3-1 victory over | Newcastle Jets in the 2009-10 Minor Semi-Final 2nd Leg |
| e Cup and also managed league successes over | Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Ipswich Town which h |
| their shock FA Cup third round victory over | Newcastle United in January 1975. |
| ightieth minute substitute in a 1-0 win over | Newcastle United. |
| d had enjoyed their epic FA Cup victory over | Newcastle United, and now the new breed of players and |
| 1 January 1926 in the 3-1 away victory over | Newcastle United. |
| d in a quarter-finals giant killing win over | Newcastle United. |
| playing at left back in a 6-1 away win over | Newcastle United. |
| The Super League then established their own | Newcastle based team. |
| Basic layout of Tyneview Park, | Newcastle upon Tyne |
| m and died on April 12, 1942 in Leazes Park, | Newcastle upon Tyne. |
| Bluetongue, which is based in Cameron Park, | Newcastle, NSW. |
| Hall & Partners, | Newcastle upon Tyne (Cost Consultants) |
| Many bus services also pass | Newcastle Central Station, a major interchange for Rai |
| ual carriageway standard just before passing | Newcastle Airport, with the junctions after the airpor |
| us Prime Minister, his brother Henry Pelham, | Newcastle had formed a fresh administration. |
| September 1857 3,000 working men petitioned | Newcastle Council for ‘ready access to some open groun |
| Even 3rd place | Newcastle only escaped relegation by seven points. |
| St Mary's Place, | Newcastle (1827) |
| Drawn to face third placed | Newcastle in another semi-final, the Ice were again un |
| This win saw them play | Newcastle Benfield in the First Round Proper of the co |
| Arsenal played | Newcastle United with several recovering players rushe |
| The State Dockyard at Dykes Point, | Newcastle was built by the New South Wales Government |
| he brother in law of a prominent politician ( | Newcastle), he served in several positions over his li |
| s London Lynx 1 London Malory London Polonia | Newcastle (Staffs) Volleyball Club Reading Volleyball |
| clubs Manchester City, Barnsley, Portsmouth, | Newcastle United, Southampton and Birmingham City. |
| ary 2002 after defeating Australian Premiers | Newcastle Knights 41-26 in front of a crowd of 21,113 |
| Old Bosham Bird Watch Pig Press, | Newcastle (1977) |
| Having withstood the pressure, | Newcastle then lifted. |
| e bench but could not do anything to prevent | Newcastle losing 2-1. |
| etition in 1988, 79 years after the previous | Newcastle based team, the Newcastle Rebels had departe |
| Paper for ESRC Tilting at Windmills project, | Newcastle University: Newcastle. |
| Herbert James Craig was the son of prominent | Newcastle upon Tyne Liberal politician James Craig. |
| e as well as Inter-League honours, prompting | Newcastle United to sign him in part-exchange for Jack |
| large number of pubs, clubs and bars provide | Newcastle with a relatively strong nightlife, with stu |
| Due to its geographical proximity, | Newcastle shares a strong rivalry with both NSW A-Leag |
| South African consortium looking to purchase | Newcastle United Football Club, with the party offerin |
| On match day, Harris puts | Newcastle into the lead. |
| (twice), Sheffield, South Sydney Rabbitohs, | Newcastle Knights, Leeds, and York. |
| or BBC Tees, BBC Radio Cumbria and BBC Radio | Newcastle, and the local editions of the BBC's Where I |
| When the BBC opened Radio | Newcastle which covered the north of the county and Ra |
| County Durham is now covered by BBC Radio | Newcastle and BBC Tees. |
| Radio | Newcastle broadcasts 24 hours a day throughout the wee |
| It is owned by Radio | Newcastle, a joint venture of Austereo and Macquarie R |
| dio Cleveland, BBC Radio Leeds and BBC Radio | Newcastle. |
| e started her career at the BBC on BBC Radio | Newcastle in 1999 and also reported for BBC Look North |
| ts, two of which were broadcast on BBC Radio | Newcastle, though he remains most famous for his writi |
| Jonathan Miles (now with BBC Radio | Newcastle) |
| as previously worked freelance at: BBC Radio | Newcastle (1990-1994), BBC Radio Cleveland (1994-1996) |
| fice complex of BBC Look North and BBC Radio | Newcastle |
| d (A189) in Spital Tongues, along with Radio | Newcastle. |
| e news in the North East area for BBC Radios | Newcastle, Cumbria and Cleveland. |
| ; No.12 Group, RAF Watnall; No.13 Group, RAF | Newcastle) were planned and constructed. |
| his club football for the Canberra Raiders, | Newcastle Knights (with whom he won the 2001 NRL Premi |
| Ramage's | Newcastle contract expired at the end of the season, a |
| League as a winger for Queens Park Rangers, | Newcastle United, A.F.C. Bournemouth, West Bromwich Al |
| He played football for Queens Park Rangers, | Newcastle United, Portsmouth and Aldershot F.C. in the |
| Eventually the Windsor reached | Newcastle where it picked up the survivors of the Reco |
| Hedley is the most recent | Newcastle figure to be honoured by the city's Commemor |
| He rejoined | Newcastle United in June 2008 but left again in Novemb |
| In 1949 he rejoined | Newcastle where he spent the next three seasons before |
| uble-CD like his previous two live releases, | Newcastle Sunday and Glasgow Monday. |
| Over the past year a program called Renew | Newcastle based on using empty shops for start up cult |
| Renew | Newcastle is being looked on by other cities as a mode |
| Kurri Bulldogs and was selected to represent | Newcastle in the 2009 Regional Championships. |
| ce in 1964 when playing for a representative | Newcastle side that defeated premiers St. George on th |
| Brown, who represented | Newcastle in the North East Premier League between 200 |
| eat he held until 1796, and then represented | Newcastle under Lyme from 1796 to 1812, Clitheroe from |
| y union player who at club level represented | Newcastle Falcons and Leeds Carnegie . |
| te age of 16 for Kurri Kurri and represented | Newcastle against the touring British side in 1962. |
| ift won the 2010 Daily Mail cup, beating RGS | Newcastle 34-10 and held onto the title in 2011 beatin |
| Sales Conference: The Second of Richardsons' | Newcastle Chapbooks, telling how the chairman and the |
| ing 133 goals, he moved to their arch rivals | Newcastle United. |
| r Sunderland were beaten 5-1 by local rivals | Newcastle United, there was speculation as to whether |
| y at St James' Park over bitter local rivals | Newcastle United, with the other goals coming from Geo |
| e being transferred to First Division rivals | Newcastle United in October 1985. |
| transfer request and he joined local rivals | Newcastle United and scored on his debut. |
| hins, who had played for Elite League rivals | Newcastle Vipers in the previous season. |
| h is a 12th century church in Westgate Road, | Newcastle upon Tyne, England, dedicated to St John the |
| or Clapton, West Ham United, Bristol Rovers, | Newcastle United and Leicester Fosse. |
| For the 3rd season in a row | Newcastle qualified for Europe via the league. |
| respiratory and sleep medicine at the Royal | Newcastle Hospital and then the John Hunter Hospital f |
| The Royal | Newcastle Hospital was, for nearly 190 years, the main |
| The hospital re-opened in the Royal | Newcastle Centre at the site of the John Hunter Hospit |
| he Firework Maker's Daughter, Theatre Royal, | Newcastle, February 2005 (playing Lila) |
| s pantomime Cinderella at the Theatre Royal, | Newcastle upon Tyne, she pulled out after 2 weeks of s |
| rd place, level on 68 points with runners-up | Newcastle United and fourth-placed Liverpool. |
| There were plans to seize Salisbury, | Newcastle, York and Winchester and instigate smaller u |
| This season saw | Newcastle United relegated to the Football League Seco |
| Another poor start saw | Newcastle deliver a single point and not even a single |
| U-21 Player of the Year: Joseph Schirripa ( | Newcastle United) |
| He was educated at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle and in 1884 joined the shipbrokers Lindsay, |
| nd and educated at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle, Peng is a graduate of the Durham Cricket Ac |
| am was educated at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle upon Tyne and University College, Oxford (19 |
| mastership of the Royal Free Grammar School, | Newcastle upon Tyne, combined with that of St Mary's H |
| arrison studied at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle, University College, Oxford and the Universi |
| Crisell attended Dame Allan's Girls School, | Newcastle upon Tyne, before going on to the University |
| He then attended the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle, with Paul Anderson, for 6th Form. |
| ted at the independent Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle and Peterhouse, Cambridge where he graduated |
| ry was educated at the Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle upon Tyne. |
| Bell attended The Royal Grammar School, | Newcastle. |
| kington was educated at Dame Allan's School, | Newcastle where he came to faith and developed both hi |
| o Director of Music at Dame Allan's Schools, | Newcastle, 1967-1990) |
| of literature at Durham College of Science, | Newcastle upon Tyne (1890-1903), and became a barriste |
| The suburb includes Fort Scratchley, | Newcastle Ocean Baths and Newcastle Beach. |
| During the 2000-01 English football season, | Newcastle United F.C. competed in the FA Premier Leagu |
| During the 1988-89 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Football League F |
| During the 1984-85 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Football League F |
| During the 2002-03 English football season, | Newcastle United F.C. participated in the FA Premier L |
| During the 2003-04 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Premier League. |
| f-way through the 2006-2007 A-League season, | Newcastle only had the inexperienced Ben Kennedy as a |
| At the end of the season, | Newcastle United made an enquiry about Bevis's availab |
| During the 1994-95 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Premier League. |
| During the 1993-94 season, | Newcastle United participated in the FA Premier League |
| During the 1990-91 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Football League S |
| During the 1987-88 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Football League F |
| During the season, | Newcastle United competed in the FA Premier League (kn |
| During the 2005-06 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Premier League. |
| During the 2004-05 season, | Newcastle United participated in the Premier League. |
| he Pirates new home arena was the 4,658 seat | Newcastle Entertainment Centre. |
| in cities and towns such as Tacoma, Seattle, | Newcastle, and Issaquah (Squak). |
| He was the second | Newcastle player to gain caps for the Danish national |
| eld out hope of an upset but two second-half | Newcastle United goals decided the game. |
| Carpenter prevented the rebels from seizing | Newcastle and from marching into Yorkshire. |
| He is also a self-admitted | Newcastle United fan with links to Canadian hockey tea |
| n the fifth round to eventual semi-finalists | Newcastle United. |
| He went on to serve | Newcastle as player, coach, assistant manager and then |
| Route serves | Newcastle Airport. |
| lian radio station, licensed to, and serving | Newcastle and its surrounds. |
| lian radio station, licensed to, and serving | Newcastle and surrounds. |
| nal footballer who played for North Shields, | Newcastle United, South Shields, Tottenham Hotspur and |
| al footballer, who played for North Shields, | Newcastle United and Huddersfield Town. |
| Reilly then took over Australian side | Newcastle Knights in 1995 as coach and their results i |
| h included a penalty against top flight side | Newcastle United in the League Cup. |
| er as a trainee for English Premiership side | Newcastle United in 2001. |
| noticeable 3-1 win over Premier League side | Newcastle United. |
| gned a 2 year contract with rugby union side | Newcastle Falcons, meanwhile Danny Sculthorpe joins Wi |
| He was close to signing for English side | Newcastle United but for the intervention of his fathe |
| pacity Kingston Park stadium with rugby side | Newcastle Falcons. |
| 2010, as they defeated fellow promoted side | Newcastle United 3-1 at the Hawthorns. |
| that Carson was in talks with A-League side | Newcastle United Jets FC about a possible transfer. |
| herson made one appearance for A-League side | Newcastle Jets, coming on as a second-half substitute |
| te of Sport, and played with former NSL side | Newcastle United, before catching the eye of Sydney FC |
| year contract with Guinness Premiership side | Newcastle Falcons, turning down an offer from league c |
| est Brom then beat fellow Championship side, | Newcastle 4-2 to proceed to the 5th Round of the cup. |
| ng codes, to join Guinness Premiership side, | Newcastle Falcons, in time for the start of their 2008 |
| rter-finals against another top-flight side, | Newcastle United, to set up a semi-final tie with Asto |
| ue season before signing with A-league side, | Newcastle United Jets. |
| Leech played for local sides | Newcastle White Star and Newcastle Swifts before joini |
| illingworth; Northern Rock Building Society, | Newcastle upon Tyne; Martin's Bank (now Lloyds Bank) I |
| ll, Alnwick, mason; Thomas Wallace and Sons, | Newcastle, carpenters and joiners; Ralph Dodds, Newcas |
| In 2010 Nat Silcock Jr was named in South | Newcastle Rugby League Club's team of the century ( al |
| son played his junior football for the South | Newcastle Lions. |
| He returned to his local club, the South | Newcastle Lions, in 2007 after the completion of the F |
| Born in Maitland, Jobson was a South | Newcastle junior and later joined the Newcastle Knight |
| fferent parts of the UK, including Southend, | Newcastle and Bedford. |
| played in the Football League for Southport, | Newcastle United, Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers. |
| ew for many years in Rugby League for Souths | Newcastle |
| ositions as player-coach firstly with Souths | Newcastle then with Blackall in Central Queensland. |
| esbrough, Craghead United (in three spells), | Newcastle United and after having trials with Stoke Ci |
| d lived for 28 years at 1, Charlotte Square, | Newcastle. |
| ter of the Congregational Church, Brown St., | Newcastle, New South Wales. |
| Cox steered | Newcastle back to the First Division at the end of the |
| out 1806 Charles William Bigge, a successful | Newcastle banker, bought an estate of almost 3,000 acr |
| The financially successful | Newcastle Wests Leagues Club was given a licence to fo |
| ague; however their proximity to Sunderland, | Newcastle United and Middlesbrough led to these applic |
| tballer , being most famous with Sunderland, | Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, Sheffield Wednesd |
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