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1. Southampton was also the departure point for Imperial Airways flying boat routes to the Empire and across the Atlantic.
2. Southampton were the visitors and, although the title had long since slipped away, Ian Wright still had the Golden Boot in his sights.
3. Southampton is 45 miles (72 km) away by road, whilst Birmingham is 92 miles (148 km) distant.
4. Southampton was also known for his good looks, and has often been argued to be the 'fair youth' of the sonnets. (Web site)
5. HMS Southampton was 140 miles away from the troubled rowers at the time and was called to help rescue them.

South

1. South of the London to Bristol main line were routes from Didcot to Southampton via Newbury, and from Chippenham to Weymouth via Westbury.

Car

1. Debuted a new car and drove to 2 consecutive Top 5 finishes at Southampton and Southside. (Web site)

Event

1. Southampton based barn dance and ceilidh band Woodsiders are the band for your event. (Web site)

Bournemouth

1. Bournemouth, Portsmouth and Southampton were county boroughs.

Useful Links

1. External links John Aldrich's Karl Pearson: a Reader's Guide at the University of Southampton (contains many useful links to further sources of information).

Marek Saganowski

1. Marek Saganowski twice hit the crossbar for Southampton, while Jon Macken struck the woodwork for Derby. (Web site)

Southampton Vikings

1. The Southampton Vikings were an ice hockey team from Southampton, England. (Web site)

Southampton Water

1. One of Henry VIII's string of coastal defences, Calshot Castle was built in 1539 to protect the western entry to Southampton Water. (Web site)

Hythe Ferry

1. The Hythe Ferry is Purlieu's quickest link with the city of Southampton via the water. (Web site)

Southampton Row

1. September 12 - Leó Szilárd, waiting for a red light on Southampton Row in Bloomsbury, London, England, conceives the idea of the nuclear chain reaction.

Jet Airline Era

1. Before the jet airline era, Kisumu was a landing point on the British flying boat passenger and mail route from Southampton to Cape Town. (Web site)

Grzegorz Rasiak

1. Grzegorz Rasiak is a likely back-up and is looking to find form at Southampton after failing to impress with Tottenham Hotspur.

Southampton Ontario

1. Southampton Ontario - Information site for tourists visiting the city.
2. Receive Southampton Ontario real estate listings from the MLS which match your criteria as soon as they hit the market. (Web site)
3. Here are some useful links in planning your stay in the Southampton Ontario, Bruce County and Port Elgin areas.

Ian Branfoot

1. Ian Branfoot was sacked in January 1994 with Southampton battling relegation. (Web site)

Family

1. The family lived in an imposing red brick, twin-gabled house, named "Woodhead", on Winn Road, Highfield, Southampton.

Saints

1. Southampton FC, otherwise known as the Saints, do not seem to have an actual flag, but there is a logo which is vaguely heraldic in its composition. (Web site)

Competing

1. Daley (Plymouth) and Aldridge (Southampton) were competing against some of the world's best divers in the men's Platform Synchro. (Web site)

Assistant

1. His assistant at Southampton will be John Gorman, who was with him at Swindon and with England.

Oxford

1. It was besieged for most of the war, but still succeeded in guarding the major routeways from London to the West and Oxford to Southampton. (Web site)

Zealand

1. It sailed from Southampton and sailed to New Zealand. (Web site)

Broken

1. The first Emerald was a 28-gun sixth-rate, originally the French Emeraude, captured in 1757 by HMS Southampton, and broken up in 1761.

Games

1. Monty Panesar was called upon in the 21st over at Southampton while Piyush Chawla did not bowl until the 22nd over in both games. (Web site)

Summer

1. Signed by Trevor Francis from Southampton for a then QPR record, 800,000 pounds in March 1989.Joined Portsmouth in the summer of 1990 for 400,000 pounds. (Web site)

Hospital

1. Many of the world’s best equestrians are competing for more than $250,000 in prize money during the Classic, which benefits the Southampton Hospital. (Web site)

Late

1. Southampton won 1-0, with Channon playing a part in the winning goal scored late in the game by Bobby Stokes. (Web site)

March

1. Eric Moon was born on March 6, 1923 in Yeovil, England, and spent most of his youth in Southampton. (Web site)
2. Jackie's sister Lee Radziwill was also born at the Southampton Hospital on March 3, 1933 while the family was staying at Lasata. (Web site)

Estate

1. Benjamin Barlow's estate: vesting estates in Southampton in trustees, to be sold, and purchase of another estate to be settled in lieu. (Web site)

Imperial

1. But it was not until 1937 with the Short Empire flying boats that Imperial could offer a real through service from Southampton to the Empire. (Web site)

Site

1. The site is owned and managed by English Heritage and Pam Braddock, Portchester Castle curator, explained how the University of Southampton got involved.

Plane

1. This plane is now housed in the Hall of Aviation, in Southampton.
2. The co-pilot landed the plane safely at Southampton Airport with no fatalities.

September

1. September 30 - Britain's last flying boat airliners are put out of service when Aquila Airways terminates it Southampton - Madeira route.

October

1. James Lucas Yeo was born in Southampton, England, on October 7, 1782, and he went to sea at 10 as a volunteer.

Career

1. Stevenage-born Hamilton started his career off with Southampton, joining "The Saints" as an associate schoolboy in January 1982.
2. Anderton started his career in the Southampton Tyro League and played for Itchen Saints during a successful period for the side. (Web site)

April

1. Daley joined hometown club Aston Villa as an apprentice and quickly made his senior debut aged 17 on April 20, 1985 in a 2-0 defeat at Southampton. (Web site)

Ships

1. Eventually Keyes recognised Southampton, and the ships attempted to rejoin Tyrwhitt. (Web site)
2. See HMS Southampton for other ships of the same name.

Team

1. One of the more experienced divers on the team will be defending 10m Platform Champion Peter Waterfield of Southampton.
2. HMS Scott is heading to the area off Sumatra, in Indonesia, with a team from Southampton Oceanography Centre and the British Geological Survey.

End

1. Both Vosper, based in Portsmouth, and Thornycroft, located in Southampton, had been established toward the end of the 19th century. (Web site)
2. Southampton Vikings folded in 1963 and the team moved to Wembley where they played as the Lions until the end of 1968.

Back

1. We flew back to England on Solent flying boats, via Malta and landed at Southampton.

Returning

1. After leaving Milan, he went on to play for Hellas Verona before returning to England to join Southampton in 1984. (Web site)

Train

1. Southampton Airport is about 25 miles away, and is probably the easiest to access, both by car and train.

Trains

1. Direct trains connect Southampton airport to London Waterloo station. (Web site)

Electronics

1. Created and maintained by the University of Southampton (UK), the ECS EPrints Service is a publications database for electronics and computer science. (Web site)

August

1. Global Yacht Racing is a Southampton based sailing business that is offering a sailing holiday with added adrenaline in August 2005.

Bristol

1. We cover many areas of the UK including London, Bournemouth, Southampton and Bristol.
2. Bilbao emerged as a large trading port; introducing Spanish wines to the English wine markets in Bristol, London and Southampton.

Professor

1. Ray Monk is professor of philosophy at the University of Southampton in England.

Doctorate

1. He has a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Southampton. (Web site)

Categories

1. United Kingdom > England > Hampshire > Portsmouth
2. Peerage
3. Brighton
4. Society > Politics > Government > County
5. South Coast

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