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| ida and established around 1840 by Dr. Edward | Bradford, a planter from Enfield, North Carolina. |
| defeated for office in 2008 by Republican Jim | Bradford, a teacher and former state representative. |
| Du Pont gave | Bradford a new home built on 300 acres (1.2 km2) in Wi |
| Shallow pits at | Bradford a little over a mile from the town centre, pr |
| ld Trafford, was settled by a single goal for | Bradford, a header scored by captain Jimmy Speirs. |
| In | Bradford, a crowd of 42,680 saw New Zealand play, sett |
| and Son of Black Dike Mills, Queensbury, near | Bradford, a firm founded by his great-grandfather. |
| William | Bradford, a Philadelphia printer, taught him the art o |
| In 1952, J. E. | Bradford, a physician who had purchased it in 1920, so |
| He also aided Mr. | Bradford, a government agent, in studying the Celestia |
| mono have also helped launch BD1 Live in | Bradford, a monthly gig featuring 4 bands at St.George |
| cation to the United States, 1815-65' in Lee, | Bradford A. & Walling, Karl F., eds. |
| When this happened on 25 July | Bradford abandoned the idea, citing an adverse public |
| Bradford Abbas Railway Cutting (grid reference ST59214 | |
| Bradford Academy postcard, ca. | |
| Born in Deerfield, he attended | Bradford Academy, Massachusetts and engaged in mercant |
| he took a job as head basketball coach at the | Bradford Academy. |
| ution, Franklin, Vermont; later taught at the | Bradford Academy; admitted to the Orange County Bar 18 |
| Bradford acquired three solid St. Helens players as we | |
| eds for railway stations, including, in 1854, | Bradford Adolphus Street, Middlesbrough, and St. Enoch |
| Bradford Adolphus Street railway station is a closed s | |
| ven a support slot opening for the UK Subs in | Bradford, after which Adam and Rob left the band, they |
| e played on loan for Cambridge City, but left | Bradford after just one season to return to London, an |
| In 2002, he left | Bradford, after they went into administration, and ret |
| Black chose | Bradford, after Brentford withdrew their bid through l |
| as being used as a waste dump at Odsal Top in | Bradford after Bradford Northern sign a ten year lease |
| iled a defamation case against Barbara Taylor | Bradford after she had sued him for copyright infringe |
| Dougal was replaced as anchor by Conor | Bradford after two months. |
| Bradford again controversially lost the Super League G | |
| He was mayor of | Bradford again in 1886. |
| orkshire and died on 16 January 1927 in Wyke, | Bradford aged 79. |
| eds, he died on July 7, 1979 in East Bierley, | Bradford aged 42 while playing in a Bradford League ma |
| n a car crash in February 1960 in Lower Wyke, | Bradford, aged 50. |
| ng of the 767 service from Harrogate to Leeds | Bradford Airport from Harrogate and District, although |
| y, it is entirely edited in a hangar at Leeds | Bradford Airport and shot by a small team from BBC Eng |
| Flybe advertise flights from Leeds | Bradford Airport on the side of a Leeds taxi, seen out |
| route 767 service between Harrogate and Leeds | Bradford Airport, which Harrogate & District operated |
| Boeing 737 at Leeds | Bradford Airport. |
| George Zucco as Amos | Bradford aka The Raven |
| "Tears on My Pillow" (Sylvester | Bradford, Al Lewis) |
| Bradford Alexander Halsey (born February 14, 1981 in H | |
| The | Bradford Alhambra is a theatre in Bradford, West Yorks |
| In addition to his more well-known work, | Bradford also dabbled in poetry. |
| Bradford also scored Birmingham's only goal of the 193 | |
| Bradford also holds the distinction of being the first | |
| Bradford also manufactured farm implements, wooden war | |
| In 1947 the | Bradford Amateur Rugby League placed an advert in the |
| ove the fortunes of East Bowling Unity in the | Bradford Amateur Sunday League, before he started his |
| llery of Jordan and the Cartwright Gallery in | Bradford, amongst others. |
| Bradford, an attorney, served 24 years with the Housto | |
| as brightly for the Wildcats, winning away at | Bradford and home to Wigan, to lead the Super League t |
| Queensbury Lines which ran between Keighley, | Bradford and Halifax. |
| the head office building on Godwin Street in | Bradford and Vanquis Bank is based in London . |
| He was born in | Bradford and joined Bradford City's youth set up after |
| Edward H. | Bradford and Augustus Thorndike, both orthopedic surge |
| the head office building in Sunbridge Road in | Bradford and Vanquis Bank is based in London with purp |
| tre on Manningham Lane, the main road between | Bradford and Shipley. |
| Red Raider defense forced their first sack on | Bradford, and also forced the Sooners to punt. |
| ice of mayor upon the unexpected death of Tom | Bradford and was subsequently elected for a term as ma |
| She has received honorary degrees from Aston, | Bradford and Sheffield Hallam Universities. |
| ed and Chesterfield), Jimmy (Leeds United and | Bradford) and Stan (Chesterfield, Leicester City and R |
| ith the A58 (St Helens to Wetherby via Leeds, | Bradford and Halifax) and slip roads for the A1. |
| The border between the counties of | Bradford and Clay shows a small area of Hazelhurst dep |
| owns such as Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, | Bradford and Leeds greater representation in the House |
| e was born on November 2, 1860 in Manningham, | Bradford and died on August 27, 1940 in Heaton in the |
| hird son of the George Bridgeman, 4th Earl of | Bradford and his wife Lady Ida Frances Annabella, seco |
| Worth's grandmother lived in | Bradford and ran a boarding house for music hall perfo |
| McClelland was born in | Bradford, and began his professional football career w |
| Early clapper bridges at | Bradford and Poleys Bridge (on the River Camel) built |
| When the Leeds, | Bradford and Halifax Junction Railway (later absorbed |
| st Yorkshire Railway's onward lines to Leeds, | Bradford and Halifax, which it had bought out the prev |
| ddlesbrough and to Bangor in Wales via Leeds, | Bradford and Manchester. |
| at it is laying plans for a permanent base in | Bradford and until that is developed it will be tourin |
| n 1035 AM in London, DAB Digital Radio across | Bradford and Huddersfield, and on Sky satellite channe |
| line-up of Hall, Abernathy, J. McCoy, Shorty | Bradford, and A.D.Soward that formed in 1947 is widely |
| ghbouring Yorkshire stations Pennine Radio in | Bradford and Viking Radio in Hull to form the now-defu |
| gby union, along with those in the St Helens, | Bradford and Huddersfield teams who competed in the 20 |
| The ENM had strong units in the Burnley, | Bradford and south-east Kent areas. |
| rchaeological Geophysics at the University of | Bradford and now teaches at the institution. |
| county borough of Manchester, namely Beswick, | Bradford and Newton Heath. |
| In 1877 he became Mayor of | Bradford and raised funding for Bradford College. |
| lay with John Hooper, Laurence Saunders, John | Bradford and others for a year. |
| o 4. The match took place at Odsal Stadium in | Bradford and attracted a crowd in the region of 120,00 |
| ppreances for the first team in games against | Bradford and Widnes. |
| ildford and read history at the University of | Bradford and Huddersfield Polytechnic. |
| The oldest son of the 2nd Earl of | Bradford and Mary Wilbraham was educated at Christ Chu |
| as born on 23 February 1879 in Little Horton, | Bradford and died on 14 April 1944 at Carlton Manor in |
| Queensbury Lines which ran between Keighley, | Bradford and Halifax via Queensbury. |
| bed through (from east to west) Putnam, Clay, | Bradford, and Union counties. |
| Despite its proximity to | Bradford and having a Bradford postal address and dial |
| hite Sox to the St. Louis Cardinals for Buddy | Bradford and Greg Terlecky. |
| -row forward, he previously played for Wigan, | Bradford and Warrington,wigan and bradford both of who |
| he 1885/1886 season, Bridie had found work in | Bradford, and left behind his connections with Welsh r |
| Shahzad grew up in | Bradford and attended Bradford Grammar School and late |
| ntha Ronson, Joey McIntyre, Damon Dash, Jesse | Bradford, and Simon Rex amongst others and was a popul |
| The township contains these two cemeteries: | Bradford and Gehant Farm. |
| room on platform two (for trains to Leeds and | Bradford) and a waiting room and ticket office on plat |
| England won 4-0 with two goals each from Joe | Bradford and Billy Walker. |
| panding societies such as the Halifax and the | Bradford and Bingley the Barnsley lost ground and by o |
| The direct route between the centers of | Bradford and Leeds passes through the middle of the wa |
| is mother traced her ancestry back to William | Bradford and John Alden. |
| assed the pitch, which, by the request of the | Bradford and Clayton Athletic Company, could not be re |
| Covering Westerly (including the village of | Bradford) and the Pawcatuck section of Stonington, Con |
| Shortly afterwards he opened a stall in | Bradford and then others in nearby towns. |
| als, three times for St. Helens and twice for | Bradford, and was a member of the losing side on each |
| Colbeck started the season with | Bradford and played another five games, bringing his t |
| The League Champions were | Bradford and the Challenge Cup Winners were Halifax. |
| The oldest son of the 1st Baron | Bradford and Elizabeth Simpson, he was educated at Har |
| ducated at the Friends' school in Goodmanend, | Bradford and after an apprenticeship as a sorter and s |
| dwike and Gomersal, as well as cities such as | Bradford and Leeds. |
| hop Roger of Salisbury (Roger de Caen), Abbot | Bradford and Sir Walter Raleigh. |
| rgrave, an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of | Bradford and an Honorary Canon of its Cathedral until |
| Shuttle 662, which runs between Keighley and | Bradford, and uses dedicated buses with leather seats. |
| es, Christopher Walken, Julie Carmen, Richard | Bradford and Melanie Griffith. |
| He was a sound and reliable opener for | Bradford and Ilkley and he also played for Craven Gent |
| Lee Gilmour has in the past played for | Bradford and Wigan Warriors. |
| with the firm Cohen, Swados, Wright, Hanifin, | Bradford and Brett, including working on player contra |
| spaper covered the deaths of local MP, Robert | Bradford and the murder of Queen's university lecturer |
| Ellison was born in | Bradford and studied at the University of Oxford. |
| amily film adventure film film starring Jesse | Bradford and directed by Phillip Borsos. |
| It is located in parts of Columbia, Baker, | Bradford, and Hamilton counties. |
| of Youlgreave, at the confluence of the River | Bradford and the River Lathkill. |
| s. Endicott moved in with their two children, | Bradford and Priscilla Endicott, and Martha Endicott, |
| The Sitwells (1994, with Sarah | Bradford and John Pearson) |
| and one was a limited stop service - between | Bradford and Manchester the service will only call at |
| as an Assistant Bishop within the Diocese of | Bradford and in chaplaincy work in the Diocese of Euro |
| e novel Ol' Man Adam an' His Chillun by Roark | Bradford and the subsequent Pulitzer Prize-winning pla |
| n as a jazz sideman with people such as Perry | Bradford, and performed and/or recorded with many of j |
| he Peel statue was the first public statue in | Bradford and was originally located in what was Peel S |
| Tom hails from | Bradford and is a product of the Bulls Junior Developm |
| n St Pancras International - Huddersfield via | Bradford and Halifax |
| he Texans came back with another touchdown to | Bradford and a field goal to close to 28-17, but Donov |
| Many knew Robert | Bradford and Edgar Graham both murdered for defending |
| career, only staying for a single season with | Bradford and each of his next three clubs; Doncaster R |
| d Whitehead, Frost and Reed and W.N Sharpe of | Bradford and reproductions of his work were often foun |
| itygate is soon to be the tallest building in | Bradford and joint tallest building in Yorkshire. |
| John hails from | Bradford and is a product of the Bulls Junior Developm |
| are produced in the Northern English city of | Bradford and are extremely popular in the north, and d |
| Mohammed Ajeeb CBE is a former Lord Mayor of | Bradford, and was the first Asian (Pakistani) Lord May |
| and sometime president of the Rotary Club in | Bradford, and a freemason who rose to become Provincia |
| Using the historical research done by | Bradford and the students, and the exhaustive legal re |
| d and the other half donated by Dr. Ray Tully | Bradford and his wife. |
| Bristol, Leeds, | Bradford) and some survived for a few years longer. |
| e To Heaven" (1954), billed as Professor Alex | Bradford and his singers, sold over one million copies |
| According to Harriet Branton's book, David | Bradford and His House, Bradford was at home on Octobe |
| ngs of England: Yorkshire West Riding, Leeds, | Bradford and the North, New Haven and London: Yale Uni |
| h in January 1621, Iyannough assisted William | Bradford and his party in finding the boy. |
| He had colliery interests in | Bradford and Wigan motivating his efforts. |
| With Representatives Laura | Bradford and Frank McNulty, Tipton plans on re-introdu |
| he current Archdeaconry of Craven (Diocese of | Bradford) and be renamed the Archdeaconry of Richmond |
| rn parts West Yorkshire in England, including | Bradford and Halifax. |
| Simmons then contacted | Bradford and spoke to her at length. |
| Great Northern Railway's Queensbury Lines to | Bradford and Halifax. |
| ritten by Tamla founder Berry Gordy and Janie | Bradford, and became the first hit record for Gordy's |
| cute and non-acute services for the people of | Bradford and its hinterland. |
| born at Plympton, Massachusetts to Lt. Samuel | Bradford and Sarah Gray, and was the great-great-grand |
| Trains on the former GNR lines to | Bradford and Halifax via Queensbury also served the st |
| He was born in | Bradford and attended Hanson Grammar School. |
| or of Ministry and Training in the Diocese of | Bradford and a residentiary canon of Bradford Cathedra |
| ge of 12, and in 1865 became secretary of the | Bradford and Clayton miners' lodge. |
| In 1871 and 1872 he was re-elected mayor of | Bradford, and in October 1873 was publicly entertained |
| tionalised to emphasis the difference between | Bradford and London |
| e to the Manor and Liberty of Slaidburn, West | Bradford and Grindleton, including the township of New |
| There are Adelaide Streets in Westminster, | Bradford and Belfast in the UK, Toronto in Canada, Bri |
| of the station as part of its plans to reach | Bradford and the north, avoiding Leeds. |
| ar park, and links with local bus services to | Bradford and Hebden Bridge. |
| eford area, such as Albert Bierstadt, William | Bradford, and Albert Pinkham Ryder, as well as signifi |
| At that time | Bradford and Bingley were in North 1, but ran away wit |
| Born on December 1, 1853 in Great Horton, | Bradford, and registered as Abram Sowden, he was a wor |
| Bradford and Bingley head office | |
| a Diploma in Special Educational Needs at the | Bradford and Ilkley Community College. |
| 1940-41 Challenge Cup final at Odsal Stadium, | Bradford, and the 15-10 victory over Halifax in the 19 |
| ton, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Diego Luna, Jesse | Bradford, and Shalom Harlow. |
| The 97.5 FM signal covers | Bradford, and comes from the Idle transmitter, which i |
| ook of Matthew, with music and lyrics by Alex | Bradford and a book by Vinnette Carroll, who also dire |
| The libraries in Baker, | Bradford and Union Counties are members. |
| Peace Studies department at the University of | Bradford and the War Studies department at Kings Colle |
| man of Substance is a novel by Barbara Taylor | Bradford, and was published in 1979. |
| The elder son of the 3rd Earl of | Bradford and Selina Louisa Forester, Bridgeman was edu |
| It is currently owned by the Diocese of | Bradford and is used as a retreat, but the gardens are |
| irst constructed, it was a well-to-do part of | Bradford, and built at a time when the city was thrivi |
| The oldest son of the 1st Earl of | Bradford and Lucy Elizabeth Byng, was educated at Harr |
| e also running two coaching academies, one in | Bradford and one at the Corner Pocket Snooker club Hoy |
| d club football in England for Widnes, Leeds, | Bradford and Wigan, and in Australia for the Eastern S |
| r Foster and Eric Batten scored the tries for | Bradford and Ernest Ward kicked three goals as well as |
| geles, Tyler worked with Arthur Blythe, Bobby | Bradford, and David Murray. |
| similar services in Huddersfield, Wakefield, | Bradford and Dewsbury. |
| e three-quarter, he previously played for the | Bradford and Wakefield Trinity clubs. |
| He prospered as a wool-stapler in Leeds and | Bradford, and was a Director of the Leeds and Bradford |
| Telegraph reported that the mortgage part of | Bradford and Bingley would be mirroring the decision b |
| She has held academic posts at | Bradford and the University of the West of England. |
| r connecting trains to Huddersfield, Halifax, | Bradford, and Leeds, for the benefit of shoppers, tour |
| d only four goals over the 1929-30 season for | Bradford, and returned to Lincoln for a £250 fee. |
| Brad had two great seasons at | Bradford and played in 2005 grand final winning team t |
| It is owned by the University of | Bradford and was built between 2002 and 2004 for remot |
| tended Yorkshire Martyrs Collegiate School in | Bradford and supported the city's Football League team |
| times was engaged at Farsley, Great Horton in | Bradford and, for many years, at Saltaire. |
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