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| The Norfolk and | Norwich Archaelogical Society studied the abbey in 19 |
| When one year later the Norfolk and | Norwich Archaeological Society was founded, Boileau w |
| er interior has an Egyptian theme designed by | Norwich architect Edward Boardman (1833-1910), who wa |
| f an appeal fund chaired by the Lord Mayor of | Norwich, Arthur South, which raised more than £20,000 |
| Although a small venue, | Norwich Arts centre has hosted a list of bands and co |
| The venue is currently used by local | Norwich arts groups like Salt Box Comedy Club, soapBo |
| Norwich Arts Centre is a live music venue, concert ha | |
| The Bishop of | Norwich, as Abbot, arrives once a year, standing in t |
| a large department store in Guildhall Hill in | Norwich, as well as a textile factory in Botolph Stre |
| He returned to England in 1650, based in | Norwich as a member (and possibly later rector) of th |
| Ryton-born Ramsay made 82 appearances for | Norwich as a left-half and left-back between 1932 and |
| Carey made his debut for | Norwich as a substitute on 20 September 1995 in a Foo |
| Foulkes made 238 appearances for | Norwich as a centre-half between 1950 and 1956, scori |
| ganised by John Harvey who aspired to promote | Norwich as an international port. |
| y 2009, Radio Broadland was re-named as Heart | Norwich, as part of a major re-branding involving 29 |
| January 2011, she joined BBC Radio Norfolk in | Norwich as presenter of the weekday 11am to 1pm slot |
| e was a commercial failure, as development of | Norwich as a port did not occur, and Lowestoft harbou |
| the bishops of Connecticut with the Bishop of | Norwich as Chancellor. |
| orders that would have established Exeter and | Norwich as unitary authorities and prevents the imple |
| ce at Rangers in Summer 2008 thanks to former | Norwich assistant boss Jim Duffy who offered the youn |
| Mark finally signed for | Norwich at the end of June 2001. |
| most recent encounter ended in a 5-1 win for | Norwich at Portman Road on 21 April 2011. |
| He was elected successfully for | Norwich at the 1880 general election, and held the se |
| ited and away to Rochdale before returning to | Norwich at the end of his one-month loan. |
| a member of Belgrave Harriers and the City of | Norwich Athletics Club. |
| is Sutton up from central defence to lead the | Norwich attack. |
| ign him from Man United two years previously, | Norwich attempted to sign Healy permanently from Pres |
| s quite mysterious and the local community of | Norwich attributed the boy's death to the Jews, even |
| Route 85) as far as Jaffe Terrace; east along | Norwich Avenue to just short of Pleasant Street; sout |
| 94, it was located at two neighbouring sites, | Norwich Avenue and White Cottage Road. |
| ed at the junction of Route 16, Route 85, and | Norwich Avenue (old Route 2). |
| It was originally a one-building school in | Norwich Avenue. |
| , is located across the green to the south on | Norwich Avenue. |
| w trains at weekends stop on the Liverpool to | Norwich axis. |
| ed in the autumn of 2006 after failing to get | Norwich back into the Premier League, but Livermore r |
| In 1871 she married John Gurney, a wealthy | Norwich banker. |
| Blag formed in 2002 after meeting at | Norwich based Access to music (a music college that c |
| 3PR was a | Norwich based public relations consultancy which was |
| George John Skipper (1856-1948) was a leading | Norwich based architect of the late Victorian and Edw |
| Just 10 days later he scored four goals as | Norwich beat Everton 5-1 at Goodison Park, becoming t |
| He was educated in | Norwich before being admitted to Pembroke College, Ca |
| He spent nearly ten years with | Norwich, before finishing off his career in non-leagu |
| He was educated at City College | Norwich before going to read Philosophy and English L |
| nd he had loan spells with Bristol Rovers and | Norwich before spending time in Holland. |
| faith in his players, with Mike Milligan (to | Norwich) being the only significant departure of the |
| With | Norwich being Football League Cup holders (the first |
| After leaving | Norwich, Bennett worked for Aberdeen F.C. and while w |
| Strauss sat as Member of Parliament for | Norwich between 1935 and 1945, for the Combined Engli |
| ocated approximately 9 miles (14 km) north of | Norwich between the villages of Taverham, Felthorpe, |
| Glasgow, Belfast, Leeds, Bangor, Manchester, | Norwich, Birmingham, Cardiff, London, Bristol & South |
| Bye: Rochdale, Sunderland, | Norwich, Blackpool & Sheff Utd |
| Bowhill (1885-1974), daughter of a successful | Norwich boot and shoe maker. |
| nd published detailed accounts of the city of | Norwich, Borough of Thetford and the southern hundred |
| 's manager at Carrow Road during his spell as | Norwich boss in 1995. |
| Speedway racing was staged in | Norwich both before and after World War II at The Fir |
| This Thomas was a descendant of the | Norwich branch of Green's. |
| m (Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Cambridge, | Norwich, Bristol) |
| Leeds, Hull, Newcastle upon Tyne, Nottingham, | Norwich, Bristol, London, Tunbridge Wells, Southampto |
| Norwich Buddhist Centre exterior. | |
| eats; two retreat centres affiliated with the | Norwich Buddhist Centre are Padmaloka Buddhist Retrea |
| From its inception, the | Norwich Buddhist Centre has offered teaching in yoga, |
| The | Norwich Buddhist Centre is involved in teaching Buddh |
| The | Norwich Buddhist Centre (UK) was established in Norwi |
| the Newark Star-Ledger in New Jersey and the | Norwich Bulletin in Connecticut. |
| city centre at St. Stephens Roundabout (near | Norwich bus station and headed out along Bracondale a |
| Norwich Business School | |
| situated some 30 km south-east of the city of | Norwich, but only 10 km west of the Suffolk town of L |
| He appears to have worked as a silk-weaver in | Norwich, but was in London by 1586, and in the course |
| ormerly a number of stations between Diss and | Norwich, but these were all shut during the Beeching |
| rail network, leaving only the Main Line into | Norwich, but it was rejected by the government. |
| He founded his church at | Norwich, but ended up returning to the Church of Engl |
| Bruce was born in | Norwich, but moved to the Greater Manchester area at |
| It used to be served by trains out of | Norwich, but is now closed. |
| y-election as a Member of Parliament (MP) for | Norwich, but his election was declared void on petiti |
| He played well at | Norwich, but was also sent off for a two-footed tackl |
| was also previously a presenter at 99.9 Radio | Norwich, but left the station in 2010 following budge |
| 4-1 home win over surprise title challengers | Norwich, but the month ended with a return to Liverpo |
| e Poetical Compositions, on Various Subjects ( | Norwich, by subscription, 1791) (Etext, British Women |
| road crosses the A140 road between Cromer and | Norwich by means of a staggered junction with two min |
| n of the diocese from the dioceses of Ely and | Norwich by Act of Parliament in 1913 under King Georg |
| coln Cathedral and was nominated to Bishop of | Norwich by the Pope on 14 March 1337 and consecrated |
| ck to an ironmonger's shop founded in 1797 in | Norwich by William Moore. |
| The substation at Mangreen, near the A47 | Norwich bypass and just off the A140, is 8 acres (32, |
| J. | Norwich, Byzantium: The Decline and Fall, 70 |
| ere the Plattsburgh State Cardinals faced the | Norwich Cadets. |
| reet, King's Lynn, Stansted Airport, Ipswich, | Norwich, Cambridge, Nottingham, Sheffield, Manchester |
| Norwich: Canterbury Press, 1994. | |
| Norwich: Canterbury Press, 2003. | |
| Norwich: Canterbury Press. | |
| Foulkes was | Norwich captain and led the side to finish second, th |
| It then toured Oxford, Richmond, Brighton, | Norwich, Cardiff and Cambridge, with the newly-formed |
| ow Road and won his place back, finishing his | Norwich career with 295 league appearances, in which |
| His | Norwich career suffered a further setback as a result |
| He endured a tough start to his | Norwich career, as his own form and that of the team |
| lbion sailed regularly from Great Yarmouth to | Norwich, carrying timber or grain, and sugar beet fro |
| eum, the Hancock Museum at Newcastle, and the | Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery). |
| See Prehistoric Norfolk, which is now in the | Norwich Castle museum. |
| folk a rival to William d'Aubigny, who seized | Norwich Castle during the rebellion. |
| Tim Pestell - | Norwich Castle Museum |
| rome's paintings are available to view at the | Norwich Castle Museum. |
| ome of his works are in the collection of the | Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery. |
| Castellan of Nottingham, Hubert, governor of | Norwich Castle, and Adam, to whom he had given large |
| Norwich Castle, begun by William the Conqueror. | |
| ntry, and it is likely that it is modelled on | Norwich Castle. |
| olk Topographer's Manual' and the ‘History of | Norwich Castle.' |
| He was enthroned at | Norwich Cathedral on 17 March 1258. |
| ian liturgical music, teaching his subject at | Norwich Cathedral School and elsewhere. |
| He was enthroned at | Norwich Cathedral on 27 November 1278. |
| Norwich Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral bu | |
| m 1973 to 1979 he was a Residentiary Canon at | Norwich Cathedral and after that Head of Religious St |
| The regimental war memorial in | Norwich Cathedral bears the names of 196 officers and |
| on 2 June 2011 and is due to be installed in | Norwich Cathedral on 29 June 2011. |
| Norwich Cathedral 1994 - 1995 | |
| 14 December 2009- | Norwich Cathedral |
| Honorary Canon of | Norwich Cathedral (2000-?) |
| organist of | Norwich Cathedral 1808 - 1809. |
| In 1589, Dove became Dean of | Norwich Cathedral and in 1601 he was consecrated Bish |
| Skerning was a monk of | Norwich Cathedral before he was elected Prior of Norw |
| om Ancaster stone including; Harlaxton Manor, | Norwich cathedral and St Johns College Cambridge. |
| Ranulf was a monk of | Norwich Cathedral before becoming prior of that found |
| fter a fire in 1509, he had wooden roofing in | Norwich Cathedral replaced with stone vaulting. |
| The church is a miniature replica of | Norwich Cathedral, the inside being composed mainly o |
| 563, he was installed as second prebendary of | Norwich Cathedral, when it was noted that he lived at |
| From the top of the park, the steeples of | Norwich Cathedral, St John the Baptist Cathedral, Nor |
| Overall is buried in the south choir aisle of | Norwich Cathedral, and there is a monument to him in |
| urch, Southampton 1926 - 1928, and finally of | Norwich Cathedral, holding that post from 1928 to 196 |
| Bernard was known for helping projects at | Norwich Cathedral, Norwich Hospital, University of Ea |
| It was the route for the stone used to build | Norwich Cathedral. |
| ganist, who served in Blackburn Cathedral and | Norwich Cathedral. |
| bend of the River Wensum to the north-east of | Norwich Cathedral. |
| of the two main entrances to the precinct of | Norwich Cathedral. |
| on died in December 1558, and he is buried in | Norwich Cathedral. |
| He is buried in | Norwich Cathedral. |
| He was buried in | Norwich Cathedral. |
| r's first posts were at Bristol Cathedral and | Norwich Cathedral. |
| o become a residential canon and precentor at | Norwich Cathedral. |
| nce was positioned in one of the transepts of | Norwich Cathedral. |
| He died in September 1573 and was buried in | Norwich Cathedral. |
| After Salisbury and | Norwich Cathedrals, it is third tallest spire in Engl |
| rew South East; and four wards of the City of | Norwich:- Catton Grove, Crome, Mile Cross, Sewell. |
| While at | Norwich, Cawston spent loan spells at Southend United |
| n England subsequently produced two mayors of | Norwich: Charles Suckling Gilman and his son, Sir Cha |
| History of | Norwich, Chenango Co. |
| Samuel Howe Barnes (1808 - November 13, 1860 | Norwich, Chenango County, New York) was an American p |
| At | Norwich, Christopher teaches intellectual property at |
| wledge and expertise were focused through the | Norwich Ch'an Association - a loose affiliation of li |
| oined Mr. Brunton's company of players on the | Norwich circuit, and took to comic parts. |
| right chairman and high-profile ambassador of | Norwich City Football Club (1973-1985)." |
| -94 season (15 August 1993) in a 2-0 win over | Norwich City at Carrow Road. |
| es for Colchester, scoring twice, he moved to | Norwich City for a fee of £10,000. |
| He later played for Watford, | Norwich City and Gillingham. |
| th playing opportunities limited, he moved to | Norwich City in September 1961, for £13,000. |
| leaving Carrow Road, he returned, joining the | Norwich City commercial staff where he was in charge |
| Fox made his senior debut for | Norwich City during the 1986-87 season in a Full Memb |
| Darling was a member of the | Norwich City squad that won the second division champ |
| 9, 1989) was a footballer and a member of the | Norwich City Hall of Fame. |
| He made his debut for QPR against | Norwich City on 1 January 2011. |
| ird Division South teams seeking re-election, | Norwich City and Brighton & Hove Albion, were both re |
| Norwich City Player of the Year (2): 2009-10, 2010-11 | |
| In 2003 Fleming was voted into to the | Norwich City F.C. Hall Of Fame |
| After retiring as a player, Lochhead managed | Norwich City between 1945 and 1946, and again from 19 |
| gue side in the Easter local derby match with | Norwich City at Carrow Road. |
| Mustafa was with | Norwich City as a schoolboy before joining Wimbledon. |
| Camp joined | Norwich City on 7 September 2006, on a three-month lo |
| In May 1937 he moved to | Norwich City for £750. |
| Healy joined Nigel Worthington's | Norwich City on a month's loan at the end of January. |
| Norwich City Player of the Year 1985-1986 & 1986-1987 | |
| for the 26-year-old, who was also linked with | Norwich City and Southampton. |
| time when he was an unused substitute against | Norwich City for a League Cup tie in September 2007. |
| Football League for Wolverhampton Wanderers, | Norwich City and Chester City. |
| uring this period, occasionally appearing for | Norwich City and Brighton & Hove Albion. |
| atch for the club, on 1 January 2007, against | Norwich City However, he did not play many games afte |
| Roger Munby is a former chairman of | Norwich City FC. |
| d and made his league debut for the Blades at | Norwich City in April 1976. |
| ressing at county level, was offered terms by | Norwich City choosing instead to sign for Wycombe, Fe |
| ue for the first time in fifteen years, while | Norwich City return after a six-year absence and two |
| He spent ten years on the coaching staff of | Norwich City before moving to rivals Ipswich Town. |
| , having previously held the same position at | Norwich City F.C. from 2001 to 2009. |
| , in place of Len Andrews, in a 3-0 defeat at | Norwich City in the penultimate game of the season. |
| ing year which lead to him nearly signing for | Norwich City only for the move to break down at the l |
| League making it to the play-offs and beating | Norwich City Saxons. |
| They were eliminated by | Norwich City 4-3 on aggregate. |
| nable to break into the first team and joined | Norwich City F.C. in 1982. |
| n the 70th minute in the league match away at | Norwich City on 24 October 2009 and on 21 November 20 |
| ted, Ferrari joined Third Division South side | Norwich City for a £150 fee in December 1927. |
| Crystal Palace, Leicester City and | Norwich City remain marooned in the bottom three. |
| However it is the match against | Norwich City on November 19, 1938 which has left Hunt |
| Norwich City manager Bryan Hamilton signed McGovern f | |
| He was recruited by | Norwich City Manager Glenn Roeder as the clubs chief |
| ubstitute on the 82nd minute in a 2-0 win for | Norwich City at Carrow Road. |
| He transferred to | Norwich City in September 1976 for a £75,000 fee and |
| career with the club, he was elected into the | Norwich City Hall of Fame in 2002. |
| Holt received his first red card for | Norwich City against Brentford on the 23 January 2010 |
| and made his debut on 25 January 1969 against | Norwich City F.C. Initially, he succeeded Terry Henne |
| Hunter joined | Norwich City as First Team coach on 26 June 2006. |
| In June 1937, Furness was transferred to | Norwich City for a fee of £2700 after nine years, 257 |
| played for Birmingham, and in February 1959, | Norwich City paid £2,000 for his services. |
| ayed for Rangers, Leicester City, Motherwell, | Norwich City |
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