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| es is also a women's footballer, playing for | Newcastle United Ladies and has represented England at |
| Newcastle was laid down by Vickers Armstrong on 4 Octo | |
| ng an early two-pole dynamo by J H Holmes of | Newcastle, from Lakefield Mill, Farnworth, Bolton |
| industry in general were at their height in | Newcastle and laments the later decline of the industr |
| to the No. 2 Fighter Sector Headquarters in | Newcastle by land line or radio telephone. |
| ond year of working as a full time doctor in | Newcastle she landed the role of starring as "Amazon" |
| The Prime Minister was | Newcastle House's last aristocratic occupant. |
| ned himself with his great-uncle the Duke of | Newcastle but later joined William Pitt the Elder in o |
| resents of cider to the Dukes of Grafton and | Newcastle, the latter of whom called Tonson "my dear o |
| a part-time appointment at the University of | Newcastle to launch a new series of HEAT. |
| She was built by Hawthorn Leslie, | Newcastle and launched on 13 February 1903. |
| er-class brig-sloop, built by William Row at | Newcastle and launched in 1806. |
| zer-class brig-sloop built by William Row at | Newcastle and launched in 1806. |
| young Manchester United side and a bolstered | Newcastle United leading the way. |
| In 2010 Nat Silcock Jr was named in South | Newcastle Rugby League Club's team of the century ( al |
| In 1967 he commenced playing in the | Newcastle Rugby League for Western Suburbs. |
| the Central Charlestown Butcher Boys in the | Newcastle Rugby League |
| llas as they defeated Kurri Kurri to win the | Newcastle Rugby League Grand Final 21-14 at the Newcas |
| Since then he has moved to the | Newcastle Rugby League competition and regularly makes |
| gby league player who currently plays in the | Newcastle Rugby League competition. |
| ocal Rugby League team, participating in the | Newcastle Rugby League Competition. |
| moved to the North-Nelson Bay Marlins in the | Newcastle Rugby League in 2000. |
| ce was their highest since 1997, and brought | Newcastle Champions League football for only the secon |
| It was a foundation member of the | Newcastle Rugby League in 1909 and has been one of the |
| ld RLFC were founded in 1927 and entered the | Newcastle Rugby League in 1928. |
| o recruit enough players to take part in the | Newcastle rugby league they were forced to withdraw fr |
| Gold, they were a member of the First Grade | Newcastle Rugby League until 2004. |
| The financially successful | Newcastle Wests Leagues Club was given a licence to fo |
| the first American railroad builders came to | Newcastle to learn from Stephenson, and indeed, the fi |
| Newcastle Falcons lease the site back from Northumbria | |
| in the Football League playing for Burnley, | Newcastle United, Leeds United, Birmingham and Bury. |
| He played for Wallsend Elm Villa, | Newcastle United, Leeds City, Norwich City and Accring |
| (twice), Sheffield, South Sydney Rabbitohs, | Newcastle Knights, Leeds, and York. |
| Stephen recovered Wark, Alnwick, Norham and | Newcastle, and let David I retain Carlisle and a great |
| rth of Stockton, which is the only suburb of | Newcastle that lies north of the Hunter River and to t |
| The | Newcastle Westpac Life Saver Rescue Helicopter Service |
| Having withstood the pressure, | Newcastle then lifted. |
| h VC (23 April 1824 - 29 April 1875) born in | Newcastle, County Limerick he was an Irish recipient o |
| Down; and 11th Baron Barrington of | Newcastle, Co. Limerick. |
| of the Hotspur Hotel, as the new premises of | Newcastle Breweries Limited. |
| windows, including work in the cathedrals of | Newcastle, Chester, Lincoln, Norwich, Southwell, Bradf |
| the | Newcastle Branch Line between Broadmeadow and Newcastl |
| st, Cardiff, Glasgow, Sheffield, Birmingham, | Newcastle, and Liverpool before returning to Mancheste |
| inked with a move away from Manchester, with | Newcastle and Liverpool being linked with the Irishman |
| Newcastle United, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Que | |
| She was in ballast, bound for | Newcastle to load coal for the Government dredge Ulyss |
| Save our Rails, a | Newcastle rail lobby group, has suggested opening a ne |
| He scored twice in | Newcastle's next league game on 31 October 2010 as New |
| is served by intercity trains to Sydney and | Newcastle and local trains to and from Morisset. |
| Newcastle is located 17 kilometres from Clonmel, the c | |
| Jesmond is a suburb of the City of | Newcastle LGA, located about 9.5 km (6 mi) west of the |
| Newcastle is located six miles north west of Monmouth | |
| John Lennon spent his first five years at 9 | Newcastle Road located two blocks from Penny Lane in L |
| en of English and Scottish Jacobites, met at | Newcastle George Lockhart to come to an agreement on t |
| Newcastle Riverkings logo | |
| us high profile cases at many courts in both | Newcastle and London including the Old Bailey and as r |
| 425: Ashington - | Newcastle - London |
| Passenger services were operated between | Newcastle and London until the Great Depression in the |
| Four live concerts, in Liverpool, Glasgow, | Newcastle and London, were undertaken in November. |
| written during one of Knopfler's trips from | Newcastle to London, about him questioning where he be |
| lf as a 'chamber counsel' and conveyancer in | Newcastle and London. |
| mpletion of the his major scheme for central | Newcastle, Grainger looked around for another scheme t |
| The Prime Minister, the Duke of | Newcastle, urged Lord Anson, the First Lord of the Adm |
| s were his grandfather The King, The Duke of | Newcastle (The Lord Chamberlain of the King's Househol |
| who contested the 1910 FA Cup Final against | Newcastle but lost after forcing a replay. |
| This engineer from | Newcastle owned lots of land in this area, he erected |
| His younger brother is former | Newcastle Knights lower grade player Ben Tupou. |
| His daughter Llin Golding was Labour MP for | Newcastle under Lyme between 1986 and 2001. |
| eat he held until 1796, and then represented | Newcastle under Lyme from 1796 to 1812, Clitheroe from |
| Newcastle under Lyme based Terry Conroy, former Republ | |
| Newcastle under Lyme Station | |
| Ray was born in the Potteries town of | Newcastle under Lyme on February 4, 1876, and began hi |
| the Young Vic London, the New Vic Theatre in | Newcastle Under Lyme, The Watermill West Berkshire Pla |
| is situated east of the A519 in the south of | Newcastle under Lyme, next to the church of St James t |
| re cutting into Stoke On Trent, Biddulph and | Newcastle Under Lyme. |
| he city of Stoke on Trent and the borough of | Newcastle under Lyme. |
| Female Factories were also established in | Newcastle, Port Macquarie, Moreton Bay, and in Van Die |
| Newcastle United made the best start to any top divisi | |
| ar represented NSW Under 19's while still in | Newcastle and made his first grade debut for North Que |
| Shortly after joining | Newcastle, Glass made an appearance for Scotland natio |
| smissed him for 5 in the first innings after | Newcastle had made a sizeable 251 (Barlow 42). |
| At the end of the season, | Newcastle United made an enquiry about Bevis's availab |
| During his spell with | Newcastle, he made a total of 67 appearances with 9 go |
| founded in 1525 by Thomas Horsley, Mayor of | Newcastle, and made a royal foundation by Queen Elizab |
| ublic works in New York, New Haven, Glasgow, | Newcastle and Madrid. |
| bra, and is running contracts for Scottish & | Newcastle and Magners Cider. |
| He lived in | Newcastle and maintained a summer home at Burnt Church |
| abolition of the multi-member electorates of | Newcastle and Maitland and named after the Hunter Vall |
| The Cluny was one of only two pubs in | Newcastle to make it into the 2004 Good Pub Guide. |
| The Stoke and | Newcastle areas make up The Potteries Urban Area, whil |
| He moved further up North to play for | Newcastle United, making his debut against Barnsley in |
| Hodgson played for hometown | Newcastle United, making six appearances before moving |
| e had joined Plymouth Argyle but returned to | Newcastle without making any first-team appearances. |
| Spotted by | Newcastle United manager Jack Charlton, he was part of |
| Newcastle United manager Kevin Keegan paid £35,000 for | |
| avies also played in the Football League for | Newcastle United, Manchester City, Bury, Brentford, Ca |
| He played for Penrith, Carlisle United, | Newcastle United, Manchester United, Queens Park Range |
| p Auckland) and a two-hourly service to both | Newcastle and Manchester Airport. |
| f his four goals came in the league, against | Newcastle and Manchester United, also scoring a brace |
| history join the Second Division: Liverpool, | Newcastle United, Manchester City, and the first team |
| l League and the Premier League, playing for | Newcastle United, Manchester City, Leicester City, Bol |
| r of 2011, English clubs Arsenal, Liverpool, | Newcastle and Manchester City were all interested. |
| n its first season took opera productions to | Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and Oxford |
| 965, and a smaller version was also shown in | Newcastle and Manchester. |
| played in the Football League for Southport, | Newcastle United, Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers. |
| ict of King County, which includes Bellevue, | Newcastle, Renton, Maple Valley, Kent, Covington, Blac |
| rs' Postings, until assuming command of HMAS | Newcastle, in March 2001. |
| utherland Campbell Percy, 1st Baron Percy of | Newcastle (21 March 1887 - 3 April 1958). |
| Howey now co-presents Total Sport on BBC | Newcastle with Marco Gabbiadini and Simon Pryde. |
| lives in the attack are commemorated on the | Newcastle Mercantile Marine Memorial, outside Newcastl |
| came to an end in 1972 and it now houses the | Newcastle Region Maritime and Military Museum. |
| uns Moor area to herd their livestock to the | Newcastle cattle market. |
| er Shaun Abbott is currently a member of the | Newcastle band MASS,. |
| song Cushie Butterfield (sung even today at | Newcastle United matches) is sung to the same tune as |
| commentator on Real Radio Northeast for the | Newcastle United matches. |
| three-way contest between McKay, Gaudry and | Newcastle Lord Mayor John Tate, with McKay winning on |
| lainen was sent off in the next game against | Newcastle United, meaning that the Trotters midfielder |
| gned a 2 year contract with rugby union side | Newcastle Falcons, meanwhile Danny Sculthorpe joins Wi |
| Palatinate is also associated with | Newcastle University Medical School, it being the form |
| used to teach clinical medical students from | Newcastle University Medical School as well as pre-cli |
| ender Rodrigo Vargas, during a match between | Newcastle and Melbourne on September 21, 2007 that end |
| Sydney (which Broughton retained), Adelaide, | Newcastle and Melbourne. |
| building was commissioned by the 4th Duke of | Newcastle in memory of his wife. |
| Newcastle Knights merged with Gateshead Panthers befor | |
| In | Newcastle he met Henry Bolckow and in 1839 they decide |
| Newcastle (Haymarket Metro station) | |
| Northern operate a roughly hourly service to | Newcastle Central, Metrocentre and Morpeth. |
| de to rue missed chances during the derby at | Newcastle when Michael Owen gave Newcastle the lead on |
| acture in his right leg after colliding with | Newcastle United's Micky Quinn. |
| marnock and Falkirk as well as English clubs | Newcastle United, Middlesbrough and Sunderland. |
| Both | Newcastle and Middlesbrough fans see Sunderland as the |
| le shows results from league matches between | Newcastle and Middlesbrough since 1988. |
| He scouted for | Newcastle and Middlesbrough after his playing retireme |
| enables paid a national record £2million for | Newcastle United midfielder Paul Gascoigne in June 198 |
| umberland, England 20 miles (32 km) north of | Newcastle, and midway between Morpeth and Alnwick. |
| s first goal, taking a big deflection off of | Newcastle defender Mike Williamson. |
| guest for Aldershot, Leicester, Northampton, | Newcastle, Chelsea, Millwall and Reading. |
| The Duke of | Newcastle owned mineral rights in much of North Nottin |
| The family relocated to | Newcastle, a mining town and harbour in New South Wale |
| d down the centre of Burwood Street, crossed | Newcastle's Civic Park, passed under Laman Street and |
| In 1999, | Newcastle City Mission merged with Wesley Mission Sydn |
| Newcastle City Mission was founded in 1940 by a group | |
| 5 | Newcastle ALP MLA William Kearsley died on 19 June 192 |
| he opening goal of the 4-1 home victory over | Newcastle, 18 months later on the 23 March 1907. |
| In 1868 he planned a layout for | Newcastle Town Moor, which was only partly realised. |
| rily by local services which operate between | Newcastle and Morisset, and also by intercity trains b |
| ored a hat-trick on his third appearance for | Newcastle against Moseley at Kingston Park and was an |
| 1968 | Newcastle depot moved to new premises |
| Davies was born and raised in | Newcastle and moved to Sydney, aged 17, initially livi |
| Prior to | Newcastle Gosforth moving in, the site had been the Ne |
| rican Impressionist landscape artist born in | Newcastle, England, moving to Cincinnati, Ohio with hi |
| Newcastle Central MP Chi Onwurah has described the sho | |
| former Hancock Museum and collates those of | Newcastle University's Museum of Antiquities and Sheft |
| River during 1974 and it is now kept in the | Newcastle Maritime Museum at Honeysuckle. |
| ricts from part of the electoral district of | Newcastle and named after the Newcastle suburb of Kahi |
| of Henry Pelham and his brother the Duke of | Newcastle that Namier argues that when Newcastle went |
| The centre's original tenant was the | Newcastle Falcons NBL team who moved to the new venue |
| nd tourists there is a car park on the B4368 | Newcastle Road, near Clun Bridge, where there are publ |
| 60 kilometres (37 mi) by road north-east of | Newcastle, its nearest rail link. |
| 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) in a direct line from | Newcastle, the need to cross the Hunter River resuts i |
| It is located on the main road between | Newcastle and Nelson Bay. |
| It is located on the main road between | Newcastle and Nelson Bay but is largely undeveloped, p |
| In November 1929 he left Anlaby Road for | Newcastle United, netting City a huge profit by moving |
| found in coastal and subcoastal regions from | Newcastle in New South Wales to Cooktown in Queensland |
| eadland on the south side of the entrance to | Newcastle Harbour, New South Wales, Australia. |
| eries of attacks on the cities of Sydney and | Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia. |
| First Grade Debut: 2002 - Round 10, | Newcastle vs New Zealand Warriors at EnergyAustralia S |
| John Tate is the Lord Mayor of the City of | Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia. |
| 05/07/2004: | Newcastle - Newcastle Entertainment Centre |
| is an interdisciplinary research facility at | Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. |
| turer from 1962) in English at University of | Newcastle in Newcastle, New South Wales, and so emigra |
| Paper for ESRC Tilting at Windmills project, | Newcastle University: Newcastle. |
| Newcastle open-topper No. 114 built in 1901. | |
| Between | Newcastle and Nobbys beaches lie the Newcastle Ocean B |
| th Northumberland, Blyth Valley district and | Newcastle and North Tyneside. |
| North Shields was also the terminus of the | Newcastle & North Shields Railway opened in 1839. |
| h was suggested is that the nearby line from | Newcastle to North Shields via Wallsend was failing to |
| ivered by high raised level sidings from the | Newcastle and North Shields Railway. |
| It is based on the western side of the A1 | Newcastle bypass, north of the Tyne, on the former sit |
| It was set in | Newcastle in North East England, and was based around |
| gton Rockets, Durham Demons, Jarrow Vikings, | Newcastle Storm, Northallerton Stallions, Peterlee Pum |
| cDougall played for Western Suburbs Magpies, | Newcastle Knights, Northern Eagles, Manly-Warringah Se |
| All Stars against teams like | Newcastle United, Northern Ireland, and Tottenham Hots |
| Its proximity to the City Hall and to both | Newcastle and Northumbria Universities mean it acts as |
| However, | Newcastle decided not to take up the second year on hi |
| A direct coastal route between Sydney and | Newcastle was not completed until 1930, and completion |
| (including Gladstone, Herbert, Cardwell, and | Newcastle, but notably not Graham, who was one of the |
| ncoln Ladies, Liverpool, Millwall Lionesses, | Newcastle United, Nottingham Forest and Sunderland. |
| glish former centre-half with Coventry City, | Newcastle United, Notts County, Oldham Athletic, Swind |
| ernational league debut in the first Test at | Newcastle in November 1911, becoming the 16th ever Aus |
| lo in Glasgow in November 1973, City Hall at | Newcastle in November 1974 and the Wembley Arena in Oc |
| ngle at the Metro Radio Live 2010 Concert in | Newcastle (30 November) & the Jingle Bell Ball at the |
| Newcastle United now struggled on with a succession of | |
| In 2008 Dan played number ten for both | Newcastle and NSW Country, leading the latter to the A |
| In | Newcastle he obtained degrees in both civil engineerin |
| essed to Mr. Secretary Paget, and dated from | Newcastle, 6 Oct. 1545. |
| he son of saddler John Turnbull, was born in | Newcastle on October 28, 1825. |
| He joined | Newcastle in October 1943 at the age of 20. |
| After the storming of | Newcastle in October of 1644, General Alexander Leslie |
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