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| He represented the City of | Wellington electorate from 1878 to 1879, when he retire |
| r, he was educated at Victoria University of | Wellington, New Zealand where he gained two degrees: on |
| tuguese and Spanish armies under the Duke of | Wellington defeat Marshal Auguste Marmont's French forc |
| He studied at Victoria University of | Wellington (MA) and completed a PhD at Oxford Universit |
| nior Associate at the Victoria University of | Wellington Institute of Policy Studies. |
| Suburbs and the central business district of | Wellington. |
| ew Zealand Parliamentary electorate north of | Wellington. |
| iven by Arbuthnot's good friend, the Duke of | Wellington. |
| s 6 and 7, the road runs around the south of | Wellington before ending on the A5 (Map), which continu |
| Paraparaumu, Raumati and Waikanae, north of | Wellington on the Kapiti Coast. |
| Seaborn in the north-end Winnipeg riding of | Wellington. |
| Zealand before returning to his home city of | Wellington where he represented Poneke Rugby Club. |
| iends such as George Canning and the Duke of | Wellington that he was not recalled in disgrace at the |
| amous brother, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington (who presented his portrait, today still in |
| defeated for the reconstituted electorate of | Wellington South. |
| Danby village incorporates the Duke of | Wellington pub, and the neighbouring Post Office. |
| P and was well known locally as principal of | Wellington College could only come in a poor third plac |
| hed mention in the dispatches of the Duke of | Wellington. |
| The Duke of | Wellington forms a caretaker government. |
| The locomotive worked the rugged line out of | Wellington its entire life. |
| by a High Tory government under the Duke of | Wellington on 22 January 1828. |
| nate representing the senatorial division of | Wellington, Quebec. |
| by a host of notables including the Duke of | Wellington. |
| Forth, Fry reprised the roles of The Duke of | Wellington and Lord Melchett, and also played the Roman |
| to find an able staff officer,' the Duke of | Wellington stated, ‘than a good regimental officer,' an |
| rian forces under the command of the Duke of | Wellington at Waterloo in Belgium. |
| inal Consalvi and the aforementioned Duke of | Wellington. |
| hlan Macalister (1890-1967) was the Mayor of | Wellington from 1950 to 1956, and had been the Acting M |
| ted at Heretaunga, Upper Hutt, just north of | Wellington, the course is one of the best tests of golf |
| died Earth Science at Victoria University of | Wellington in New Zealand, where he was awarded a Maste |
| ry Wellesley, younger brother to the Duke of | Wellington, who is struggling to keep the various facti |
| He represented the City of | Wellington electorate from an 1892 by-election to the 1 |
| ated with an LLB from Victoria University of | Wellington in 1943. |
| MA in chemistry from Victoria University of | Wellington in 1905, followed by an MSc in 1906. |
| Diana Wellesley, Duchess of | Wellington MBE (14 January 1922 - 1 November 2010) was |
| The 2007 Tour of | Wellington or 2007 Trust House Classic was held from 24 |
| Zealand electorate, situated in the west of | Wellington. |
| In Britain she was Duchess of | Wellington, Marchioness of Douro, Marchioness of Wellin |
| ant Colonel Arthur Wellesley, future Duke of | Wellington, who checked the French pursuit by close-ran |
| have the right to succeed to the Dukedom of | Wellington and the title Prince of Waterloo, while he a |
| as obtained a BA from Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| The town of | Wellington was designated as part of the new town of Te |
| and public policy at Victoria University of | Wellington, and has been active in environment organiza |
| n 20 March 1930) was the Fifth Archbishop of | Wellington. |
| t Loch was head of the board of governors of | Wellington College and worked for the British Council. |
| Tirhartruan was located on the north side of | Wellington Road, just east of Dandenong Creek, and was |
| General Arthur Wellesley (later the Duke of | Wellington) and the forces of The Rajah of Berar and Na |
| In 2007 Victoria University of | Wellington sociology lecturer Mike Lloyd and PhD studen |
| r Robert Peel, and national hero the Duke of | Wellington (Master-General of the Ordnance), refused to |
| Mayor of | Wellington - Joseph Dransfield followed by George Allen |
| Dukes Wing as it was named after the Duke of | Wellington and his visit. |
| n who was with Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington at Waterloo during the Napoleonic War; a des |
| and is part of the suburban rail network of | Wellington, New Zealand. |
| It was built by a group of | Wellington businessmen frustrated with the indecision o |
| He represented the City of | Wellington in the 1st New Zealand Parliament, but resig |
| rganised the Seamen's and Firemen's Union of | Wellington, and was first president and secretary of th |
| bright Scholar at the Victoria University of | Wellington in New Zealand. |
| Tory politician and confidant of the Duke of | Wellington. |
| Lord Lieutenant of Ireland under the Duke of | Wellington from 1829 to 1830. |
| It is located at the intersection of | Wellington Street and Highway 10 in downtown Brampton. |
| s a result of pressure from the governors of | Wellington College on the directors of the South Easter |
| of the library at the Victoria University of | Wellington which provides a free online archive of New |
| Henry Wellesley, 6th Duke of | Wellington (1912-43), only son of the 5th Duke, died wi |
| red on Island Bay in the southern suburbs of | Wellington. |
| Minister, see Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington. |
| Mathematics, all from Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| It passes through the remains of | Wellington station and then under the A38 road at Beamb |
| ent Act 1972, having previously been part of | Wellington Rural District, who are responsible for loca |
| orge Canning, Lord Goderich, the 1st Duke of | Wellington, and Robert Peel. |
| nington and his wife (parents to the Duke of | Wellington), Florence Nightingale, U.S. General Dwight |
| anley Luke had previously also been Mayor of | Wellington in 1895. |
| Its pub sign features a boot of the Duke of | Wellington, but the tradition of the Soulbury Boot is s |
| is father Thomas William Hislop was Mayor of | Wellington from 1905 to 1908. |
| ved much attention in Canada and the Duke of | Wellington expressed his high admiration for the arduou |
| iate is a graduate of Victoria University of | Wellington and American University. |
| ur Winton Brown (born 1856) was the Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand in 1886 and 1890. |
| s Administration from Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| t style is conveyed in his many paintings of | Wellington harbour, especially in Wellington Harbour, 1 |
| (1788 - 19 July 1843) was the first Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand in 1842-43. |
| r Thomas Lawrence's portraits of the Duke of | Wellington, and one of the young Napoleon. |
| Parliament as representative for the City of | Wellington, having won the 1877 by-election. |
| lexander Wright (1853-1947) was the Mayor of | Wellington from 1921 to 1925, and a New Zealand politic |
| 00 votes in the north-end Winnipeg riding of | Wellington. |
| h was located at the present intersection of | Wellington and York Streets. |
| in Anthropology from Victoria University of | Wellington in 1975, and with a painting major at the Sy |
| another unexplained difference - the Duke of | Wellington is still alive, though he remarks he has bee |
| 9 Landing Ship, Infantry - HMS Duke of | Wellington, HMS Glengyle, HMS Invicta, HMS Prince Charl |
| the 11th parliament (1893), and the City of | Wellington in the 12th and 13th parliaments (1893-98). |
| he was the second woman to serve as Mayor of | Wellington, succeeding Mark Blumsky. |
| d Language Studies at Victoria University of | Wellington, New Zealand . |
| at the law school at Victoria University of | Wellington, and wrote her first book on the discriminat |
| support from the Prime Minister, the Duke of | Wellington, as well as from the Whigs and liberal Torie |
| eneral Sir Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of | Wellington . |
| M (born 28 March 1953) was the 33rd Mayor of | Wellington (2001-2010). |
| In February 2007, overcrowding of | Wellington passenger rail services resulted in the reco |
| fensive positions, thus allowing the Duke of | Wellington to win the Battle of Vitoria. |
| the estate of Dorothy Wellesley, Duchess of | Wellington in 1957. |
| istance to the south is the neighbourhood of | Wellington. |
| 's College and at the Victoria University of | Wellington, graduating with an M.A. in History. |
| The Duke of | Wellington attributed this to his lack of command exper |
| aided by the military genius of the Duke of | Wellington, who eventually would succeed him as command |
| 1853, when the British three-decker Duke Of | Wellington (6,071 tons and converted to steam power whi |
| red a brace in Adelaide's 6-1 demolishing of | Wellington with both goals coming from unstoppable driv |
| fice until 1827, and again under the Duke of | Wellington from 1828 to 1830 and under Sir Robert Peel |
| ck Batty Memorial Cup was Raf de Gregorio of | Wellington Olympic. |
| prehension between Huskisson and the Duke of | Wellington led to the duke proposing an amendment, the |
| eld in Auckland, and was won by R.G. Wade of | Wellington (his 2nd win). |
| ouncil, the district includes the suburbs of | Wellington Point, Ormiston, Cleveland and Thornlands. |
| is named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington. |
| ld not then run through the tunnels north of | Wellington and the two Dgs took over at Palmerston Nort |
| The Duke of | Wellington earned the freedom of the borough of St Alba |
| jor road through the historic Te Aro area of | Wellington City. |
| inister Lord Melbourne and asked the Duke of | Wellington to form a ministry. |
| He then joined the Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| 8, he married Margaret Draper (1909-1989) of | Wellington, Utah. |
| General of India, and brother of the Duke of | Wellington. |
| Situated between the towns of | Wellington and Shrewsbury it lies on the relatively lev |
| ss man who wanders the inner city streets of | Wellington, New Zealand. |
| R Glieg also wrote 'The Life of the Duke of | Wellington' a revised edition was published by Longmans |
| On 1813-06-21, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington had his first victory in Spain over the Fren |
| In 1828 the Duke of | Wellington wanted to appoint him President of the Board |
| arldom of Mornington is held by the Dukes of | Wellington, and the Barons Cowley have since been eleva |
| rough are now extinct, whilst the Dukedom of | Wellington and Barony of Cowley are extant. |
| covered the northern suburbs of the city of | Wellington, ie Ngaio, Khandallah and Johnsonville. |
| e time of the 1830 election, was the Duke of | Wellington. |
| ispositions of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington were far from faultless. |
| arrested a ship's captain for a violation of | Wellington law, the Governor William Hobson quickly ass |
| Kirton attended Victoria University of | Wellington for his agricultural intermediate before tra |
| 1827 and January 1828 and under the Duke of | Wellington between January 1828 and November 1830. |
| he command of Arthur Wellesley,later Duke of | Wellington. |
| It is located west of | Wellington, and close to the village of Wrockwardine. |
| kname given to Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington. |
| ational politics from Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| Copping attended Victoria University of | Wellington, New Zealand, and graduated as Master of Sci |
| completed to the same design as the Duke of | Wellington but was cut down to the lower deck and conve |
| sity of Auckland, and Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| The Electoral division of | Wellington was one of the 15 electorates or seats in th |
| The statue of the Duke of | Wellington located at the base of the Great Staircase i |
| ent Act 1972, having previously been part of | Wellington Rural District. |
| uate of New Zealand's Victoria University of | Wellington, earning a Masters law degree (LLM first cla |
| 14 September - Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington, soldier and statesman (b.1769). |
| e time of the 1832 election, was the Duke of | Wellington. |
| James Hope, took place on board HMS Duke of | Wellington, in Portsmouth Harbour. |
| s probably acting on advice from the Duke of | Wellington and Sir George Murray, Wellington's Quarterm |
| 23, 1837 after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington, British general and statesman, and victor a |
| ria, Robert Peel, James Watt and the Duke of | Wellington. |
| is named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington. |
| William Appleton (1889 - 1958) was Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand from 1944 to 1950, having been |
| Derek attended Victoria University of | Wellington (New Zealand), Massey University (New Zealan |
| On 26 November, 1849 the Duke of | Wellington appointed him lieutenant-governor of Chelsea |
| liberal, despite opposition from the Duke of | Wellington. |
| most of Shire of Rosedale into the Shire of | Wellington. |
| It lies south of | Wellington and has a population of 716. |
| nry Vernon, who fought alongside the Duke of | Wellington, embarked on the rebuilding of the Hall. |
| ting positions at the Victoria University of | Wellington, New Zealand (1993), University of Bucharest |
| hnsonville Branch, a branch railway north of | Wellington in New Zealand's North Island, and is one of |
| ord and nephew of Kitty Pakenham (Duchess of | Wellington). |
| (1912-1979) was the longest-serving Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand, having held the post from 1956 |
| d Spanish army under General the Marquess of | Wellington broke the French army under Joseph Bonaparte |
| ctorate was based on the southern suburbs of | Wellington city, around the hill suburb of Brooklyn. |
| B.A. in English from Victoria University of | Wellington and a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge |
| The Duke of | Wellington |
| in Anthropology from Victoria University of | Wellington. |
| Canning and Goderich, it fell to the Duke of | Wellington to construct a cabinet, Lord Eldon expected |
| ship' of Paraparaumu, located 50 km north of | Wellington, New Zealand. |
| build on an extension, in which the Duke of | Wellington who worshipped here whilst staying at Walmer |
| ficer of the 19th century except the Duke of | Wellington. |
| nt forces in the spring of 1815, the Duke of | Wellington formed it into army corps, deliberately mixi |
| est son of George Hunter, the first Mayor of | Wellington who was from Scotland. |
| era came just over a month after the Duke of | Wellington defeated a French couterattack at the Battle |
| The Duke of | Wellington finally came to power after the abortive att |
| The Duke of | Wellington was entertained there in October 1827. |
| Hon. Arthur, later 1st Duke of | Wellington (c. 1 May 1769 - 14 September 1852) |
| The Duke of | Wellington pub had a picture of Napoleon on its sign fr |
| lar War, under Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington, helped to restore Portuguese independence, |
| most of Shire of Rosedale into the Shire of | Wellington. |
| se and Groom, the Edmondes Arms, the Duke of | Wellington and the Vale of Glamorgan. |
| rted by, amongst others, the current Duke of | Wellington, writer Bernard Cornwell and historian Richa |
| e then octogenarian and largely deaf Duke of | Wellington, then in his last year, to shout out "Who?", |
| nds in the Napoleonic Wars under the Duke of | Wellington, but ended his service in insanity and suici |
| Barbara accompanies her brother, the Duke of | Wellington, to the Congress of Vienna, leaving Hornblow |
| The Stand Up Inn, Lindfield and The Duke of | Wellington, Shoreham-by-Sea. |
| th and married Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of | Wellington. |
| co-operation with the army under the Duke of | Wellington. |
| s John Johnston (1845-1918) was the Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand in 1890, the Jubilee year. |
| Then he was Mayor of | Wellington from 1876 to 1877, and from 1879 to 1881. |
| In 1827 The Duke of | Wellington granted Sabine general leave of absence from |
| l to Sir Arthur Wellesley (later the Duke of | Wellington) with the British forces fighting in the Pen |
| Celia Wade-Brown (born 1956), Mayor of | Wellington, New Zealand |
| G. Jackson of | Wellington became the first official to referee two fin |
| 983, representing the senatorial division of | Wellington, Quebec, and retired at the mandatory age of |
| Mayor of | Wellington - Joseph Dransfield |
| nture south was the ship's first time out of | Wellington since 1926. |
| Mayor of | Wellington - William Hutchison |
| Mayor of | Wellington - Michael Fowler |
| Canadian House of Commons for the riding of | Wellington North in a 1880 by-election. |
| Mayor of | Wellington - George Troup |
| Arthur Wellesley, Marquess of | Wellington (89,000, 24,000 engaged) |
| Tory politician and served under the Duke of | Wellington as Captain of the Honourable Band of Gentlem |
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