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| Cathkin, | Victoria, a town in Australia |
| Managing feral horses in | Victoria: A study of community attitudes and perceptio |
| The Buddhist Vihara | Victoria, a new temple, was established in 1993 at Nob |
| Fernwood, Greater | Victoria, a neighbourhood of Victoria, British Columbi |
| Victoria, a division of Belfast, was a UK parliamentar | |
| Avalon, | Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne |
| on the Bogong High Plains, near Falls Creek, | Victoria, a winter ski resort. |
| Frankston North, | Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne |
| Coburg, | Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia |
| Chislett was born on 6 April 1982 in Skipton, | Victoria, a small country town in Australia. |
| the Asterdale Bowl, home ground of Borrowash | Victoria A.F.C.. |
| Australia's | Victoria Abortion Law Reform is a bill passed under Se |
| Gloria Duque - | Victoria Abril |
| Victoria Abril - Maria | |
| Silver Bear for Best Actress: | Victoria Abril for Amantes |
| Victoria Abril | |
| Edda Award - Actress of the Year: | Victoria Abril |
| Victoria Abril - Abeline | |
| San Sebastian Film Festival: Best Actress ( | Victoria Abril) and Special Prize of the Jury |
| Victoria Abril-La reine | |
| he station is 44 miles 1260 yards from London | Victoria according to the mileage sign on the footbrid |
| re South Australia, New South Wales Patriots, | Victoria Aces, Western Australia, Queensland Rams and |
| The Parks | Victoria Act 1998 makes Parks Victoria responsible for |
| l indie rock band based in both Amsterdam and | Victoria active between 1994 and 1998. |
| iage, she is credited with her maiden name as | Victoria Adams. |
| The fine statue of the Queen | Victoria adorning the Victoria Square is the work of s |
| eived endorsements from two local newspapers; | Victoria Advocate and Galveston Daily News. |
| The | Victoria Advocate is a daily newspaper independently p |
| rback and Offensive Player of the Year by the | Victoria Advocate. |
| Ramales was renamed Ramales de La | Victoria after the battle, and Espartero received the |
| he University of Ottawa and the University of | Victoria after retiring from the Navy. |
| as a blue fluorescent compound from Aequorea | victoria after the animals were stimulated to emit lig |
| He made his representative debut in 1930 for | Victoria against Great Britain scoring three tries in |
| McCarthy made his first-class debut for | Victoria against Tasmania in the 1984/85 Sheffield Shi |
| lass match between the colonies, representing | Victoria against South Australia in November 1880. |
| red fourteen goals in a match for Peggs Green | Victoria against Birstall Rovers! |
| December 31 - Charles Hotham, Governor of | Victoria aged 48. |
| Tomlinson died in Melbourne, | Victoria, aged 58. |
| He was President of the South | Victoria Agricultural Society and Chairman of the Scho |
| e Hannay meets Sir George Sinclair, Harry and | Victoria's uncle (David Haig), Victoria aids Hannay's |
| It was led by the Premier of | Victoria, Albert Dunstan. |
| Katherine | Victoria Albu. |
| Victoria Alexander is an American author of historical | |
| Lady | Victoria Alexandra Percy (12 February 1875 - 18 Januar |
| Lady | Victoria Alexandrina Elizabeth Campbell (d. 30 March 1 |
| Victoria Alexandrina (d. | |
| Lord Yarborough married Lady | Victoria Alexandrina, daughter of William Hare, 2nd Ea |
| There are 11 Pancake Parlour stores in | Victoria alone, with the Doncaster store open 24 hours |
| e Doctor tells Jamie that they will be taking | Victoria along on their travels. |
| ne of two to have served in the Parliament of | Victoria, along with Higgins. |
| r the abolition of the two-member district of | Victoria along with all other such dual ridings. |
| Jennifer Edwards as | Victoria Alperin |
| He later became player-manager of Northwich | Victoria, also coaching the Vale juniors. |
| Princess Beatrice, youngest daughter of Queen | Victoria, also lived in Brantridge Park from 1919 to 1 |
| Victoria Amalie Ernestine (b. | |
| Aquatic Plants - | Victoria amazonica, V. cruziana, etc. |
| Gladstone Park, | Victoria, an Australian suburb |
| North Western Province ( | Victoria), an electorate in the Victorian Legislative |
| ject was near completion as a record entitled | Victoria: an homage to Langdon's love for his wife, th |
| Hazelwood, | Victoria, an area in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria; now |
| His children were descended from both Queen | Victoria and Victoria's half-sister Feodora of Leining |
| Endemic to Australia; Clarence River, NSW, to | Victoria and southern Tasmania. |
| vine native to woodland and coastal heath of | Victoria and South Australia. |
| He was born in Chilwell, | Victoria and died in Sydney. |
| Main articles: Electoral regions of | Victoria and Members of the Victorian Legislative Coun |
| pecies occurs in Queensland, New South Wales, | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| Only | Victoria and Albert are interred there, but the mausol |
| The plaster cast of Trajan's Column at the | Victoria and Albert is discussed in the film. |
| xpress coach service also runs between London | Victoria and Ramsgate via Birchington-on-Sea. |
| Queen | Victoria and Charles Dickens were both regular visitor |
| his work is owned by the Tate Gallery and the | Victoria and Albert Museum. |
| He later played for Hyde United, Northwich | Victoria and Stalybridge Celtic, before returning to A |
| farming country near mountains such as Mount | Victoria and Ben Lomond. |
| e team played two first-class matches against | Victoria and Tasmania, both of which were drawn. |
| and the southern half of Australia (Tasmania, | Victoria and Western Australia). |
| The wards involved were Triangle, | Victoria and Wick. |
| also a member of the Advisory Council of the | Victoria and Albert Museum (1947-70). |
| He made his first-class debut in 1979-80 for | Victoria, and helped them to win the Sheffield Shield. |
| It is native to | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| He has two daughters, | Victoria and Kirsty. |
| He was born in Melbourne, | Victoria, and was a meat processing worker before ente |
| Local rivals Northwich | Victoria and Runcorn Linnets have both groundshared at |
| The site is owned by Parks | Victoria and is leased to Peter Tzambazis. |
| Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, | Victoria and New South Wales in Australia. |
| ucceeded by Peter Thornton who moved from the | Victoria and Albert Museum to take up the post. |
| A Village Fete is an annual event held at the | Victoria and Albert Museum in London. |
| t the 2007 Stonewall Awards, held at London's | Victoria and Albert Museum. |
| n 1939 with electric trains operating between | Victoria and Gillingham. |
| Her work was exhibited at the | Victoria and Albert Museum in 1976. |
| d to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen | Victoria and a Palm House was built. |
| ong Advertiser, the oldest newspaper title in | Victoria and the second oldest in Australia, was estab |
| ourly service in each direction to Manchester | Victoria and Wigan. |
| s tyche thula (Alaska and in Canada on Banks, | Victoria and Melville Islands) |
| The connections between Lake | Victoria and the eastern coast are especially vital. |
| outh Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| includes Western Australia, South Australia, | Victoria, and Tasmania. |
| It covers most of eastern | Victoria and includes the towns of Bairnsdale, Lakes E |
| ayton Manor received a royal visit from Queen | Victoria and Prince Albert. |
| land and also in Queensland, New South Wales, | Victoria and Tasmania in Australia. |
| Rotherham United, Doncaster Rovers, Northwich | Victoria and Southport. |
| On 14 April 1950, the former Premier of | Victoria and Country Party member for Korong, Sir Albe |
| ys, there are trains every 30 minutes between | Victoria and Dorking only. |
| Woodburne grew up in Frankston, | Victoria and attended Forest Hill Primary School, Mont |
| th Four Angels" or "Chellini Madonna" (1456), | Victoria and Albert Museum |
| Dracula has married the widowed Queen | Victoria, and rules as Prince Consort. |
| is found only in Australia (New South Wales, | Victoria, and Tasmania). |
| f the Murray River beginning near Fish Point, | Victoria and reentering the Murray near Swan Hill. |
| or Native Solomons Seal, native to Tasmania, | Victoria and southern New South Wales |
| that project was complete, Smith remained in | Victoria and set up his own practice. |
| The species occurs in New South Wales, | Victoria and South Australia. |
| She was born in Melbourne, | Victoria, and was educated at the University of Melbou |
| parts of the counties of Guysborough, | Victoria and Richmond. |
| Podro served as a trustee at the | Victoria and Albert Museum, and was a fellow of the Br |
| ensland, South Australia, defending champions | Victoria and Western Australia. |
| thern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, | Victoria and Western Australia. |
| e officiated at the wedding of Crown Princess | Victoria and Daniel Westling. |
| Dargavel was born in Traralgon, | Victoria and received an Associate Diploma in Welfare |
| New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, | Victoria and Western Australia. |
| 3841-1901 | Victoria and Albert Museum, London |
| Hall was born in Harrietville, | Victoria, and studied law at the University of Sydney |
| The | Victoria and Albert Museum bought the cupboard directl |
| In 1885 he received an order from Queen | Victoria and this resulted in excellent publicity for |
| re specifically Tasmania, New South Wales and | Victoria and South Australia. |
| , New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, | Victoria and Western Australia. |
| ocated approximately 31km from Cullulleraine, | Victoria and bordered to the north by the Murray River |
| Former Trustee of the | Victoria and Albert Museum |
| s born as Beryl Edith Bedggood in Camberwell, | Victoria and educated at Fintona Girls' School. |
| Hampton Court, Herefordshire, but now in the | Victoria and Albert Museum. |
| Route A1 ran to | Victoria and route A2 to Kings Cross via Marble Arch. |
| ummer of 2009 Jones was released by Northwich | Victoria and signed for Hyde. |
| It was replaced by the current | Victoria and Albert Bridges. |
| He was born in Myrtleford, | Victoria, and was educated at Devonport Technical Coll |
| Marilene Oliver's work can be seen in the | Victoria and Albert Museum Print Room. |
| It is found in New South Wales, | Victoria and South Australia. |
| (New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, | Victoria), and several islands. |
| e served as a Justice of the Supreme Court of | Victoria and as President of VCAT from 2003 until 2007 |
| whose range extends through New South Wales, | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| Stirling was born in Kyneton, | Victoria, and worked as a teacher before his election |
| endi withdrew, leaving DJs Gobo, Magus, Neko, | Victoria, and Raven. |
| ined employment as an assistant keeper at the | Victoria and Albert Museum. |
| Since May 2001 Jones has been director of the | Victoria and Albert Museum. |
| He was born in Frankston, | Victoria and arrived in Western Australia in 1970. |
| otte with his wife Jessica and their daughter | Victoria, and sons Joel and Josiah. |
| d, Duke of Edinburgh, the second son of Queen | Victoria and Prince Albert. |
| tores being opened in the next few months, in | Victoria and Sydney. |
| She was educated at the University of | Victoria and the University of British Columbia. |
| ted upstream at the same time between Cobram, | Victoria and Barooga, New South Wales. |
| played on loan for non-leageu clubs Northwich | Victoria and Halesowen Town. |
| South Australia, New South Wales, Queensland, | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| He played for Northwich | Victoria and Ashton United on loan, but was released b |
| It is found in | Victoria and Western Australia. |
| At Euston, northbound | Victoria and Northern line (Bank branch) trains run al |
| His work has been exhibited at the | Victoria and Albert Museum, London and the Fitzwilliam |
| He became a Groom-in-Waiting to Queen | Victoria and was knighted in 1895. |
| John Landy (later Governor of | Victoria) and professor of botany John Turner were the |
| Howard was born at Geelong, | Victoria, and attended public schools in Belmont and G |
| lerophyll forest or heath in South Australia, | Victoria and New South Wales. |
| used at institutions in Queensland, Tasmania, | Victoria, and Western Australia. |
| Only two boats survived, the | Victoria and the Brothers. |
| Tarrant was born in Mildura, | Victoria and is the younger brother of Collingwood def |
| It is found from northern New South Wales to | Victoria and Tasmania. |
| y service, and early evening journeys between | Victoria and Waterloo Stations. |
| nit began recruiting in the autumn of 1916 in | Victoria and Haliburton. |
| Donnellan was born in Melbourne, | Victoria, and attended Xavier College 1977-84. |
| Victoria and King's Cross St Pancras stations will hav | |
| Manchester United, Old Wittonians, Northwich | Victoria, and University of Manchester. |
| e played football for Knighton Town, Knighton | Victoria and Knighton United. |
| He was born in Sale, | Victoria, and arrived in Western Australia in 1959. |
| The Port serves the city of | Victoria and the nearby regional area. |
| On their quest they battle Queen | Victoria and meet a young Charles Darwin. |
| The victory was witnessed by Queen | Victoria and the Prince of Wales, later Commodore of t |
| The | Victoria and the Triton (1962) |
| ipants were South Australia, New South Wales, | Victoria and Queensland. |
| on is 1.75 miles (2.82 km) west of Manchester | Victoria and 2.25 miles (3.62 km) west of Manchester P |
| A street in | Victoria and one in Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood |
| ain services operate to the London termini of | Victoria and Blackfriars. |
| ouncils including the Australia Council, Arts | Victoria and Arts Queensland. |
| 8 tph anticlockwise on the Circle line via | Victoria and Embankment to Hammersmith |
| Two of three go beyond Halifax to Manchester | Victoria and one towards Wakefield Westgate via Brigho |
| Jackson, Anna; Museum, | Victoria and Albert (2001), V & A : a hundred highligh |
| 860, he commanded HMS Magicienne and then HMY | Victoria and Albert. |
| e northern suburbs of the provincial capital, | Victoria, and includes the southern Gulf Islands. |
| It occurs in New South Wales, | Victoria, and Tasmania. |
| ducated at St Brigid's School, North Fitzroy, | Victoria and at St Georges School, Carlton, Victoria. |
| umbered traditional teams such as Mohammadan, | Victoria, and Wanderers. |
| Victoria and the Nightingale, 1967 | |
| Manchester City, Manchester United, Northwich | Victoria, and Bolton Wanderers. |
| The other participating teams were | Victoria and hosts New South Wales. |
| eful Land of Joy Meditation Centre in Yuroke, | Victoria, and has written many books. |
| nd Lakes, which include Lake Wellington, Lake | Victoria and Lake King. |
| from volunteers from the Ontario counties of | Victoria and Haliburton. |
| In May 1840 the belated locomotives, named | Victoria and Albert were put to work. |
| Lobato grew up in Tecoma, | Victoria, and attended Tecoma Primary School, followed |
| and the other for the | Victoria and Queensland Government's Drink-Driving cam |
| Victoria and Prince Not Funny Enough are saved when th | |
| in the states of Queensland, New South Wales, | Victoria and South Australia. |
| 1885: Invested as Lady, Royal Order of | Victoria and Albert (VA), 3rd Class |
| e from Colne continuing via Bury, Manchester ( | Victoria) and Stockport (Edgeley) to London (Euston), |
| Thurloe Square with the | Victoria and Albert Museum in the background. |
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