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| Sorenson joined Northampton from | Newcastle Falcons in the summer of 2010, having previo |
| gby union player who currently plays for the | Newcastle Falcons in the Aviva Premiership. |
| Hudson joined the | Newcastle Falcons for the 2009-10 season. |
| Jeremy Manning to | Newcastle Falcons |
| ps winning the English Premiership and later | Newcastle Falcons in England in a world record £1m dea |
| Matthew Thompson (born 1982), English & | Newcastle Falcons RFU player |
| Andrew remained as director of rugby at | Newcastle Falcons after the injury that ended his play |
| he facilities at Darsley Park, including the | Newcastle Falcons rugby team who use the indoor facili |
| Glen Townson to | Newcastle Falcons |
| dlands, England) is a rugby union player for | Newcastle Falcons in the Guinness Premiership. |
| May joined the | Newcastle Falcons from Richmond F.C. in 1998, making h |
| on, England) is a rugby union player for the | Newcastle Falcons in the English Premiership. |
| y union player who at club level represented | Newcastle Falcons and Leeds Carnegie . |
| et, England) is a rugby union player for the | Newcastle Falcons in the Guinness Premiership. |
| Pasqualin will join | Newcastle Falcons for the 2011/2012 season. |
| was announced that Hudson would captain the | Newcastle Falcons for the 2010-11 season. |
| As well as leading both | Newcastle Falcons and now Saracens, he has captained t |
| as a prop and was previously a member of the | Newcastle Falcons academy. |
| The centre's original tenant was the | Newcastle Falcons NBL team who moved to the new venue |
| He moved to play professionally for | Newcastle Falcons RFC, from where he won two caps for |
| On 21 May 2010, Guinness Premiership club | Newcastle Falcons announced that they had appointed Mo |
| h politician and former rugby player for the | Newcastle Falcons (2006-2008), where he gained the nic |
| firmed that he would leave the club and join | Newcastle Falcons on May 19, 2010. |
| ish Cup Final in May 2010 before signing for | Newcastle Falcons that summer. |
| At the age of 18, Wilson made his debut for | Newcastle Falcons in a 2003 League fixture against Bat |
| During his time in charge of | Newcastle Falcons he is credited with discovering Jonn |
| Tim Ryan is a rugby union player for | Newcastle Falcons in the Guinness premiership. |
| ugby union player in the world after joining | Newcastle Falcons on a contract reportedly worth $NZ o |
| ct has been partly funded by Northern Rock - | Newcastle Falcons' sponsor. |
| Dave Thompson, the major shareholder of | Newcastle Falcons, invited Gosforth to be the main pla |
| ng codes, to join Guinness Premiership side, | Newcastle Falcons, in time for the start of their 2008 |
| rogramming, with those represented including | Newcastle Falcons, Blyth Spartans F.C., Gateshead F.C. |
| tion members of the NBL (the others were the | Newcastle Falcons, Wollongong Hawks and Brisbane Bulle |
| gned a 2 year contract with rugby union side | Newcastle Falcons, meanwhile Danny Sculthorpe joins Wi |
| a University and Premiership Rugby team, the | Newcastle Falcons, are planning to turn it into a Rugb |
| At the | Newcastle Falcons, Stephenson won two cup finals and p |
| lub split in two, with one half becoming the | Newcastle Falcons, who have been the most successful c |
| year contract with Guinness Premiership side | Newcastle Falcons, turning down an offer from league c |
| 07 in the Anglo-Welsh EDF Energy Cup against | Newcastle Falcons. |
| early November, coming off the bench against | Newcastle Falcons. |
| er League Cup competition losing narrowly to | Newcastle Falcons. |
| played club rugby for Greystones RFC and the | Newcastle Falcons. |
| 2004 and he travelled further north to join | Newcastle Falcons. |
| d Under 21 international, and in 1998 joined | Newcastle Falcons. |
| He started his career at | Newcastle Falcons. |
| ugby union footballer and plays fly-half for | Newcastle Falcons. |
| is currently employed as assistant coach at | Newcastle Falcons. |
| In 1995, he left Leicester for | Newcastle Falcons. |
| pacity Kingston Park stadium with rugby side | Newcastle Falcons. |
| club's first-ever Premiership match against | Newcastle Falcons. |
| en he scored a match winning try against the | Newcastle Falcons. |
| e club in September of that year against the | Newcastle Falcons. |
| returning and scoring in the 22-5 defeat to | Newcastle Falcons. |
| Under the chancel of the church is the | Newcastle family vault, which was their place of buria |
| he 1999 FA Cup Final he was spotted with the | Newcastle fans wearing a t-shirt with the slogan "Sad |
| In response to the ban on | Newcastle fans at Roker Park, Newcastle placed a simil |
| Sportingly, the | Newcastle fans applauded the Arsenal team as they made |
| he Firework Maker's Daughter, Theatre Royal, | Newcastle, February 2005 (playing Lila) |
| Hedley is the most recent | Newcastle figure to be honoured by the city's Commemor |
| global standards, a small steel operation in | Newcastle finally caught up with the company and the N |
| Newcastle finally won the tie through a single Macdona | |
| Newcastle finished the season in second place and were | |
| ater stages of the season through injury and | Newcastle finished sixth - not even enough for a UEFA |
| He went straight into the | Newcastle first team and had scored 1 goal in 5 League |
| were successful right from the start in the | Newcastle First Grade in only their second year losing |
| The first substitute ever used by | Newcastle, following the introduction of the new law, |
| innipeg, Ottawa and Toronto, she returned to | Newcastle following her father's death in 1933. |
| in Scarborough with stores in York, Hull and | Newcastle following. |
| nce of the main local landowner, the Duke of | Newcastle, for well over a century. |
| elbourne community choir Vox Synergy battled | Newcastle for the top prize singing the judges' choice |
| erved as leader of the Diocese of Hexham and | Newcastle for twelve years until he himself submitted |
| dept goal-kicker, he played club football in | Newcastle for Western Suburbs and also later worked as |
| Durham declined to challenge | Newcastle for the Boat Race trophies and conceded all |
| iends in his teenage years when he worked in | Newcastle for a linen draper who was a Quaker, but Wal |
| ph for Vergennes and he received praise from | Newcastle for his skills. |
| After Keegan resigned, McDermott stayed at | Newcastle for a further season under Kenny Dalglish bu |
| the mouth of the Hunter River while leaving | Newcastle for Adelaide on 20 July 1898. |
| Macdonald left | Newcastle for Arsenal in 1976, for the unusual fee of |
| He left | Newcastle for Bradford City in July 1914. |
| After the delay to repair E19 they left | Newcastle for the Baltic on 4 September at 1630 hrs. |
| He was at | Newcastle for four seasons, playing forty-six games (i |
| He was later beheaded at | Newcastle for treason, and the Ros lands were confisca |
| istory Society agreed with the University of | Newcastle for the University to care for the building |
| lthough they groundshared with Kidsgrove and | Newcastle for a few seasons, interest in the club wane |
| After waiting at | Newcastle for instructions from Henry VIII and Wolsey, |
| In fact, the burgesses of | Newcastle formed a cartel, and were known as the Hostm |
| Newcastle, formed on 8 February 1908 at Pike's Rooms, | |
| Burt Hall in | Newcastle, former headquarters of the Northumberland M |
| e state to decline and promised to build the | Newcastle freeway without a toll, to construct the Eas |
| Galaxy North East ( | Newcastle frequency) |
| Newcastle Fringe Festival ( 1998, 1999 ) | |
| ecifically excluded the Laing Art Gallery in | Newcastle from benefiting from the bequest, and this c |
| The hospital grew in step with | Newcastle from its founding as a penal settlement and |
| He also served as Mayor of | Newcastle from 1915 until 1918. |
| Chancellor of the University of | Newcastle from 1964 to 1988. |
| council from 1973 to 1977 and was Leader of | Newcastle from 1977 to 1994, chairing the Finance Comm |
| ng an early two-pole dynamo by J H Holmes of | Newcastle, from Lakefield Mill, Farnworth, Bolton |
| t White would become the Assistant Bishop of | Newcastle from 28 November 2010. |
| (1912-1993), Chancellor of the University of | Newcastle from 1977 to 1988. |
| He was the member for | Newcastle from 1877-1888. |
| s a top-4 defenceman after returning home to | Newcastle from college in Canada. |
| Nicholas Guy Coulton was Provost of | Newcastle from 1990 to 2000 and then, when the office |
| ed locally, it was exported from the port of | Newcastle from the mid 14th century onwards. |
| the course of the lives of four friends from | Newcastle from 1964 to 1995, was in 2000 voted by the |
| Alister was Chancellor of the University of | Newcastle from 1966 until 1977. |
| the Australian House of Representatives for | Newcastle from 1901 until his death in 1935. |
| Hull, which he successfully defended against | Newcastle from 2 September until 11 October 1643, and |
| Representatives for the neighbouring seat of | Newcastle from 1983 to 2001, is his younger brother. |
| man for the club since he had not been to a | Newcastle game before his interest in the takeover. |
| The | Newcastle Gaol, in Clinton Street, was completed in 18 |
| e and Wear are Eldon Square and Haymarket in | Newcastle, Gateshead Interchange and Park Lane Interch |
| links with neighbouring villages and towns, | Newcastle, Gateshead, Hexham and Carlisle. |
| unior doctors cope with life on the wards at | Newcastle General Hospital and Royal Victoria Infirmar |
| neuro-surgical care are usually referred to | Newcastle general Hospital. |
| Newcastle General Hospital | |
| house system in 1930 the name was changed to | Newcastle General Hospital. |
| Newcastle General Hospital (NGH) was for many years th | |
| Buses operate to West Denton, | Newcastle General Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne and th |
| gery or radiotherapy are normally treated at | Newcastle's Freeman Hospital, while Patients requiring |
| en of English and Scottish Jacobites, met at | Newcastle George Lockhart to come to an agreement on t |
| ish and grass they walked southwards towards | Newcastle getting to within fifteen miles before Mrs M |
| high schools: Hunter Girls' High School and | Newcastle Girls' High School. |
| Shortly after joining | Newcastle, Glass made an appearance for Scotland natio |
| On 14 January 2007, Butt scored his first | Newcastle goal in over 2 years when he scored the winn |
| Baker, and such professional footballers as | Newcastle goalkeeper Steve Harper, Adam Johnson, Paul |
| Prior to | Newcastle Gosforth moving in, the site had been the Ne |
| Stephenson began his career with | Newcastle Gosforth, winning two English Cups in 2001 a |
| In 1990 | Newcastle Gosforth, as the Falcons were then known, mo |
| in possession of Hull, appointed the Earl of | Newcastle governor, and despatched Legge to secure the |
| mpletion of the his major scheme for central | Newcastle, Grainger looked around for another scheme t |
| In 2007, the | Newcastle Grammar School Senior Cadet of the Service a |
| He was educated at | Newcastle Grammar School, Westminster School (1795) an |
| the school, there are many opportunities for | Newcastle Grammar School students to participate in de |
| introduced as an extra-curricular program at | Newcastle Grammar School. |
| through the Kingston Park area of the city, | Newcastle Great Park, Gosforth Park and Whitebridge Pa |
| he suburb of Gosforth and covers most of the | Newcastle Great Park residential and business developm |
| the second band to sign was the then unknown | Newcastle group Silverchair). |
| the second band to sign was the then unknown | Newcastle group Silverchair). |
| us Prime Minister, his brother Henry Pelham, | Newcastle had formed a fresh administration. |
| smissed him for 5 in the first innings after | Newcastle had made a sizeable 251 (Barlow 42). |
| Newcastle had just finished 4th in the First Division | |
| 08 interview, Christopher Mort revealed that | Newcastle had "heard on the grapevine" that Wise was c |
| all of Minorca and the fierce criticism that | Newcastle had come under for his handling of the war t |
| win again for the second successive year, as | Newcastle had done in 1952 and Tottenham in 1962. |
| Newcastle had just finished fourth in the First Divisi | |
| On 30 July it was confirmed that | Newcastle had agreed a fee of £500,000 with FC Metz fo |
| It was also the third time | Newcastle had faced Arsenal in an FA Cup final, Newcas |
| ain experience and eventually succeed him as | Newcastle Halfback. |
| The sinking of the | Newcastle harbour ferry Bluebell, after colliding with |
| ugh the railway line which connected it with | Newcastle harbour was operational for about another de |
| As the ship entered | Newcastle harbour to take shelter it was overwhelmed b |
| recked on the Oyster bank at the entrance of | Newcastle Harbour, on the 19 January [1898] near the p |
| eadland on the south side of the entrance to | Newcastle Harbour, New South Wales, Australia. |
| gement of submerged lands in Sydney Harbour, | Newcastle Harbour, Botany Bay and Port Kembla, and for |
| recked on the Oyster bank at the entrance of | Newcastle Harbour, on the 29 April 1897. |
| industrial land on the southern foreshore of | Newcastle Harbour. |
| o right): Alf Hall (Aston Villa), Jack Carr ( | Newcastle), Harry Hampton (Aston Villa), Joe Bache (As |
| Before playing for | Newcastle Harvey was an established inside forward, at |
| Fenwick | Newcastle has a complex layout made up of several inte |
| Newcastle has an early Norman motte and bailey castle | |
| Since 1994 | Newcastle has won the cup 11 times and Northumbria has |
| ridges across the Tyne between Gateshead and | Newcastle have unique lighting schemes. |
| d both as a defender and a midfielder due to | Newcastle having both a small squad and numerous injur |
| en superseded by photography, and retired to | Newcastle, having been awarded the Turner annuity (a p |
| Newcastle Haymarket, section of Newcastle upon Tyne ci | |
| At | Newcastle he played 123 games, scoring 92 goals, winni |
| Whilst at | Newcastle he played in the 1999 FA Cup Final. |
| With | Newcastle he won the English Championship of 1905, 190 |
| In | Newcastle he obtained degrees in both civil engineerin |
| Born and raised in | Newcastle, he played junior football for Adamstown Ros |
| After an apprenticeship to a surgeon in | Newcastle, he became, in 1805, resident medical office |
| After leaving | Newcastle he signed again for Grimsby Town, although h |
| After playing junior football in | Newcastle, he started his senior football career in Qu |
| he brother in law of a prominent politician ( | Newcastle), he served in several positions over his li |
| In | Newcastle he met Henry Bolckow and in 1839 they decide |
| During his spell with | Newcastle, he made a total of 67 appearances with 9 go |
| In | Newcastle he established and developed courses in micr |
| At | Newcastle he played alongside club legend Hughie Galla |
| Despite his success with | Newcastle he failed to win any caps for the English na |
| This productivity encouraged | Newcastle head coach Rob Wilson to re-sign Campbell fo |
| Muswellbrook heading north west, and four to | Newcastle heading east). |
| In | Newcastle, her Sea Dart missiles were removed and furt |
| Central | Newcastle High School |
| Central | Newcastle High School (Girls only) |
| Newcastle High School, located at the intersection of | |
| e people present were Year Ten students from | Newcastle High School however it was reported children |
| The RGS is located opposite Central | Newcastle High School, a single-sex girls' school. |
| favorite of his powerful patron the Duke of | Newcastle, his family, followers and political associa |
| James Howie gave | Newcastle hope as he scored after a corner in the 73rd |
| respiratory and sleep medicine at the Royal | Newcastle Hospital and then the John Hunter Hospital f |
| The Royal | Newcastle Hospital was, for nearly 190 years, the main |
| and fifteen passengers were admitted to the | Newcastle Hospital, with two suffering severely from t |
| on the Clackline railway, and was removed to | Newcastle Hospital. |
| specialist referrals are mainly made to the | Newcastle Hospitals (Royal Victoria Infirmary, Freeman |
| At this time the | Newcastle Hostmen clashed with the Sunderland coal tra |
| Thus, the former | Newcastle House became in 1790 the premises of the sol |
| The Prime Minister was | Newcastle House's last aristocratic occupant. |
| Newcastle, hovering over the trap door." | |
| Bristol, Manchester, Nottingham, Liverpool, | Newcastle, Hull, Glasgow, Leeds, Belfast and Dublin. |
| Brown, who represented | Newcastle in the North East Premier League between 200 |
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