Infobox UK school name Northampton College native name native name lang image Northampton college logo.jpg size dms established 1970 closed c approx type College of further education religion non denominational president head label Principal head Len Closs r head label r head deputy head label deputy head r deputy head label r deputy head chair label chair founder founder pl specialist specialist pl street Booth Lane city Northampton county Northamptonshire country England postcode NN3 3RF LEA dfeno urn old urn ofsted 130769 staff 600 Full Time 400 Visiting Lectures enrollment 10,000 gender Mixed lower age 16 upper age website http www.northamptoncollege.ac.uk website name Northampton College Northampton College , formerly known as Northampton College of Further Education , is a further education college in Northampton , Northamptonshire , England . It merged with Daventry Tertiary College in August 2004, and is one of the largest further education colleges in the South Midlands , with around 10,000 full time and part time students. Campuses Booth Lane The Booth Lane site was officially opened on the 6th July 2011 by John Henry Hayes Minister John Hayes MP . ref http www.northamptonchron.co.uk news education northampton college s new building officially opened by government minister 1 2835716 ref The Phase 1 building is 22,000 square metres offering a vast array of facilities including Libary Study Areas Computer Suites Professional Theater Space Underground Sound Recording Booths Automotive Spray Booths Dance Studios Photograph Laboratories A High Quality Restaurant open to the public ref http www.albero restaurant.co.uk ref The campus provides almost all of Northampton College ... of Northampton , Tresham Institute , Daventry William Parker and Danetre School . Partnerships ... http www.northamptoncollege.ac.uk The Northampton College website http www.northamptoncollege.ac.uk aboutus DVD.aspx Northampton College mini tour References Reflist Universities and colleges in the East ... more details
The Northampton Meadowlarks were a minor league baseball team based in Northampton, Massachusetts , which played in the, now defunct, Connecticut League . The team made its debut in 1909, when a local theatre owner and a former area athlete purchased the Meridan club, which had entered the league in 1908, for 2000 and moved the operation to Northampton. The team played its home games in newly renovated Driving Park . The Meadowlarks finished seventh that first season. In 1910, first baseman Bill Luby replaced Goldie Bowler as manager baseball manager , but the Meadowlarks record failed to improve, and the Larks finished seventh again. In June 1911, with Luby still at the helm, the Connecticut League ejected the Northampton and Holyoke Paperweights Holyoke clubs for failure to pay their debts. Northampton players went home unpaid or were recruited onto other teams. A few of the 1909 1911 Larks went on to play in the major leagues, most notably Jimmy Walsh Oakland Athletics Philadelphia Athletics . Twin States League A new Northampton Meadowlarks team solicited monies, including 2000 from President Calvin Coolidge , who was former mayor of Northampton, presumably at the behest of his wife Grace Goodhue Coolidge Grace , The First Lady of Baseball . ref http www.davidpietrusza.com coolidge grace.html Grace Coolidge article ref The team was allowed to join the Twin States League the following season, with many of the players returning along with manager Luby. The Twin State League ... Frank Wickware , a great African American pitcher of the day, to face Northampton. Manager Burns refused ... State League, acting upon the complaints of Bellows Falls, issued an ultimatum to Northampton to pay a 1000 guarantee. Northampton dropped out. Greenfield, faced with the same ultimatum, followed suit ... 213 543 1 968946811 Historic Northampton ref References reflist Category Defunct minor league baseball teams Category Professional baseball teams in Massachusetts Category Northampton, Massachusetts ... more details
for the airport in Northampton , England Sywell Aerodrome Infobox Airport name Northampton Airport nativename nativename a nativename r image image width caption IATA ICAO FAA 7B2 type Public owner operator Seven Bravo Two, LLC city served location Northampton, Massachusetts Northampton , Massachusetts elevation f 122 elevation m 37.2 coordinates Coord 42 19 41 N 72 36 41 W type airport region US display inline,title website metric elev metric rwy r1 number 14 32 r1 length f 3,365 r1 length m 1,026 r1 surface Asphalt stat year stat1 header stat1 data stat2 header stat2 data footnotes Northampton Airport Airport codes 7B2 is a public airport located one mile 1.6 km northeast of central business district CBD of Northampton, Massachusetts Northampton , a city in Hampshire County, Massachusetts Hampshire County , Massachusetts , United States USA . The airport covers convert 55 acre m2 and has one runway that is convert 3365 ft m in length and convert 50 ft m in width. Avgas fuel is self service and is available 24 hours a day. Northampton Airport has an estimated 73 flights per day and estimated 60 based aircraft. History The Northampton Airport was opened as a commercial airport on April 1, 1929. Many historic aviators, including Charles Lindbergh , flew here. Lindbergh would come to visit his then girlfriend, Anne Morrow Lindbergh Anne Morrow , at Smith College . Amelia Earhart studied airframe maintenance in downtown Northampton, and although not officially documented, probably did some flight training at the Northampton Airport. In addition, the airport was also visited ... , it is within walking distance of downtown Northampton. The airport has been in continuous operation ..., making it an easy landmark for finding the airport. Flight school Northampton Airport contains ... Document Format PDF small http www.northamptonairport.com Northampton Airport 7B2 official web site ... in Northampton, Massachusetts Category Transportation in Hampshire County, Massachusetts Massachusetts ... more details
About a local government area the town Northampton, Western Australia Infobox Australian Place type lga name Shire of Northampton state wa region Mid West Western Australia Mid West area 13737.8 seat Northampton, Western Australia Northampton pop formatnum 3541 pop footnotes 2009 ref cite web url http www.abs.gov.au ausstats abs .nsf Latestproducts 3218.0Main 20Features82008 09?opendocument&tabname Summary&prodno 3218.0&issue 2008 09&num &view title Regional Population Growth, Australia, 2008 09 author Australian Bureau of Statistics date 30 March 2010 accessdate 4 June 2010 ref est 1871 image Northhampton LGA WA.png imagesize 180 caption Location in Western Australia logo Northampton logo.png url http www.northampton.wa.gov.au mayor George Parker fedgov Division of Durack Durack stategov Electoral district of Moore Moore , Electoral district of North West North West near nw Shire of Shark ... of Chapman Valley Chapman Valley near sw Indian Ocean near w Indian Ocean The Shire of Northampton is a Local ... of convert 13738 km2 sqmi 0 , and its seat of government is the town of Northampton, Western Australia Northampton , with the largest settlement being Kalbarri, Western Australia Kalbarri . The Principality ... January 1871 under the Road Boards Act 1871 . It was renamed Northampton on 10 February 1887. On 1 July ... cite web url http www.northampton.wa.gov.au council title Council author Shire of Northampton date 31 August 2004 accessdate 2007 05 08 ref Towns and localities Northampton, Western Australia Northampton ..., Western Australia Port Gregory Sandy Gully Yallabatharra Population The population of the Shire of Northampton ... External links http www.northampton.wa.gov.au Shire of Northampton Local Government Areas of WA ... Government Areas of Western Australia Northampton Category Northampton, Western Australia Category Mid West Western Australia Category 1871 establishments in Australia de Northampton Shire fr Comt de Northampton Australie it Contea di Northampton Australia nl Shire of Northhampton sv Northampton Shire ... more details
Infobox settlement official name Northampton, Massachusetts nickname The Meadow City, ref cite book title Northampton, the meadow city last Kneeland first Frederick N. authorlink year 1894 place Northampton ... and justice image skyline Northampton massachusetts main street 20040912.jpg imagesize image caption Northampton, Massachusetts Main Street image seal ifeq Northampton, Massachusetts Northampton, Massachusetts NorthamptonMassachusettsSeal.png image flag image map Northampton ma highlight.png mapsize ... feature ID blank1 info 0606674 footnotes The city of Northampton is the county seat of Hampshire County, Massachusetts , United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of Northampton s central neighborhoods ... was 28,549. Northampton is part of the Pioneer Valley and also one of the northernmost cities ... Valley cities and towns. Northampton is home to Smith College and the Clarke School for the Deaf ... to Northampton s college town atmosphere. Today Northampton is known as an artistic, musical ... wp dyn content story 2009 02 17 ST2009021701732.html title Northampton, Mass Where Alternative ..., election returns, and other criteria, the website Epodunk rates Northampton as the most politically ... 2011 11 20 ref Northampton is considered part of the Springfield, Massachusetts metropolitan area ... now called Northampton was once known as Norwottuck, or Nonotuck, meaning the midst of the river ... ref by its original Pocumtuc inhabitants. According to various accounts, Northampton was named by John ... came to Massachusetts from Northampton, England Allen 9, Dwight 10, Leach 124 . The Pocumtuc ... of modern Northampton was sold to settlers from Springfield, Massachusetts , in 1653 and settled ... Trumbull, James Russell. History of Northampton, Massachusetts, From Its Settlement in 1654 . Northampton ... s War . The Partition of NorthamptonNorthampton s territory would be enlarged beyond the original ..., Federal period date accessdate 2011 11 20 ref Formerly, a section of Northampton called Smith ... more details
Refimprove date August 2007 Infobox esl club clubname Northampton Demons image Image with unknown copyright status removed Image Northampton 1 .JPG center 200px fullname Northampton Demons Rugby League ... Rugby League Conference ground Northampton Casuals RFC, Rushmills, Northampton web http www.northamptonrl.co.uk www.northamptonrl.co.uk Northampton Demons is a rugby league club based in Northampton . They play in the Rugby League Conference . History Background Nene Valley and Northampton Knights Nene ... League ECRL . Nene Valley became Northampton Knights . In September 1994 Northampton Knights team ... issues amongst players and staff the plans for the East Midlands Knights were shelved. Northampton ... but they never made it onto the playing field, despite being accepted for the 2006 season. Northampton ... other rugby league enthusiasts in Northampton. The founding members met in March 2007 and put in place a plan to set up a team based at the nearby Casuals rugby union club. The name Northampton ... union clubs and the University of Northampton rugby league side. The club was accepted into the London League rugby league London League which operates on a Merit League basis. Geographically Northampton ... from Bedford Tigers losing 56 12. This was the first time rugby league had been played in Northampton ... , current Northampton Saints and ex Wigan Warriors player, hosted a training session for both the adult ... title by beating Jarrow Vikings . In 2010, Northampton linked up with Super League side Harlequins Rugby League and adopted the name, Northampton Demons to create a separate identity. Juniors Following the distributing of the leaflets at the Northampton Saints rugby union game, a parent whose child ... in Northampton. The culmination of this was their entry into the Birmingham Junior rugby league festival ... Raiders and Birmingham Bulldogs . Northampton now enter teams in the Midlands Junior League and the Chilterns Junior League under the name Northampton Knights and Northampton Patriots. Northampton ... more details
Image Cole roper northampton 1810.jpg thumb right 250px Northampton is a large market town and a Non metropolitan district local government district in central England upon the River Nene , and the county town of Northamptonshire its history goes back many centuries with much of the present town s development taking place during medieval times. Underground Today underneath the modern streets there still remains a labyrinth of tunnels, along with many cellars and ancient crypts. Many of these cellars are thought to have originated from the church buildings, that today are centred around All Saints Church for instance underneath the Northampton & County Club in George Row opposite the church can be seen some fine vaulted cellars. Similar tunnels can be seen on the other side of the church at Drum Lane underneath the Shipmans public house. John Speed s map of Northampton from 1610 show that the church was then the largest landowner in the town. Clashes took place over the years between the church and the monarchy such as the banning of markets being held in the churchyards. It is thought that various of these tunnels were established as some sort of escape routes for the clergy for use in times of trouble. The various religious houses in early times were found at all the main 8 compass points giving rise to a series of radial tunnels heading out from All Saints Church at the centre of town to the various houses. Some tunnels had a more mundane function channelling water from the springs ... respectively as the Great and the Little Conduits. Northampton Castle was once one of the most important ... at the Northampton & County Club Another theory suggests that the cellars may have been used as a refuge from town fires common in timbered medieval towns such as Northampton as seen in 1516. It is also ... the Battle of Northampton 1460 Battle of Northampton which raged in their grounds. It is thought ... region GB display title Category Buildings and structures in Northampton Tunnels Category Tunnels ... more details
Refimprove date December 2007 Image Northampton Castle Postern.jpg thumb right A postern at Northampton Castle. Northampton Castle was built under the stewardship of Simon de Senlis, 1st Earl of Northampton Simon de Senlis , the first Earl of Northampton , in 1084. It took several years to complete, as there is no mention of it in the Domesday Book , a great survey of England completed in 1086. The castle was situated outside the western city gate gate , and defended on three sides by deep moat trenches . A branch of the River Nene provided a natural barrier on the western side. The castle had extensive grounds and a large keep . The gates were surrounded by Architectural glossary B bulwarks made of earth, used to mount artillery . History In the reign of Henry II of England Henry II , the castle was in the hands of the Crown . In the John of England Dispute with the barons civil wars between King John and his barons, the latter used it as a stronghold. When the King prevailed, the castle was entrusted to Foulk de Brent, whom the King admired for his courage during the war. In 1164, Thomas Becket was tried at the castle before a great council. Having escaped by dressing as a monk , Becket then fled to France. In 1264, in the Henry III of England Wars and rebellions wars between King ..., as also a certain meadow, and right of fishing in the river ... ref The history of the town of Northampton ... chapel dedicated to St. George was set up within the castle. Image Northampton Castle Bastion.jpg thumb right A bastion projecting outwards at Northampton Castle. In 1662, by orders of the King, parts ... postern gate embedded into the station wall. A volunteer group called the Friends of Northampton ... and the Castle itself. Further reading The Castle Of Northampton by Rev. R. M. Serjeantson, 1908 An hour among the echoes of Northampton Castle by Rev. P. M. Eastman, 1879 Historical Memorials of Northampton by Rev. C. H. Hartshorne, M.A., 1883 the Friends of http www.northamptoncastle.com Northampton ... more details
The Assize of Northampton , largely based on the Assize of Clarendon of 1166, is among a series of measures taken by King Henry II of England that solidified the rights of the knightly tenants and made all possession of land subject to and guaranteed by royal law. The assize is believed to have been passed at a council held in Northampton in January 1176. The assize contained severe penalties for various offences and gave the justices substantial powers at the expense of the sheriff s. The assize is connected with the reorganisation of itinerant justices and contains instructions for six groups of justices appointed to tour the country. Later clauses deal with the introduction of important new legislation, chiefly the king s right to have certain cases brought into his court. The assize was a strong response to a crime wave then being experienced and gave additional powers to the authorities by creating new offences that a judge could examine, including arson and forgery, and set down new and severe punishments that could be handed down, including the removal of an offender s right hand. The Assize of Northampton is also the first official document to contain information on the possessory assizes of mort d ancestor and novel disseisin . External links http www.constitution.org sech sech 032.htm Annotated text of the assize UK legislation Category Feudalism in England Category History of Northampton Category 1176 in law Category 12th century in England Category Medieval English law ... more details
The Northampton Militia was a militia regiment in the United Kingdom from 1763 to 1860, when it was amalgamated into the Northampton and Rutland Militia . The regiment was formed in 1763. It was embodied in 1778, at which time it was ranked the 36th regiment of militia, and remained active for around a decade. In 1780, it was stationed in London during the Gordon Riots . It was regularly re ranked through its embodiment, becoming the 18th in 1779, 33rd in 1780, 44th in 1781, and 37th in 1782. It was embodied again in 1793 for the French Revolutionary Wars , ranked as the 45th, and disembodied in 1802. With the resumption of hostilities in 1803, it was embodied again as the 29th , and disembodied with the peace in 1814. In 1833, it was ranked as the 48th. It saw its final service during the Crimean War , when it was embodied and volunteered for garrison service in the Mediterranean. In 1860, it amalgamated with the Rutland Militia to form the Northampton and Rutland Militia , which would later become the Special Reserve battalion of The Northamptonshire Regiment . References http www.regiments.org regiments uk volmil england militia nhants.htm Northampton Militia , regiments.org Category Infantry regiments of the British Army Category Military units and formations established in 1763 Category 1860 disestablishments Category Military history of Northamptonshire ... more details
Infobox church name St Mary and St Thomas RC Cathedral fullname Cathedral of Our Lady & St Thomas, Northampton image NorthamptonCathedral.JPG imagesize 300px imagealt landscape caption The east end of the cathedral 1948 55 pushpin map Northamptonshire pushpin label position pushpin map alt pushpin mapsize map caption Shown within Northamptonshire latd 52.248 longd 0.8985 coordinates format dms coordinates display title iso region GB osgraw TEXT osgridref gbmappingsmall TEXT location Northampton , Northamptonshire country England denomination Roman Catholic tradition membership website http www.northamptoncathedral.org www.northamptoncathedral.org former name bull date consecrated date people status functional status heritage designation designated date previous cathedrals architect Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin architectural type style years built groundbreaking completed date construction cost closed date demolished date capacity length length nave length choir width width nave width transepts height height nave height choir dome quantity dome height outer dome height inner dome dia outer dome dia inner tower quantity 1 tower height spire quantity spire height archdiocese metropolis diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of NorthamptonNorthampton diocese start 1964 province Province of Westminster Westminster archbishop bishop Peter John Haworth Doyle dean provost canon precentor archdeacon reader director Claire Stewart organist logo logosize logolink logoalt The Cathedral Church of St Mary and St Thomas is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Northampton , England. It is the seat of the Bishop of Northampton and mother church of the Diocese of Northampton which covers the counties of Northamptonshire ... Reflist External links http www.northamptoncathedral.org Cathedral of Our Lady & St Thomas, Northampton ... Category Roman Catholic cathedrals in England & Wales Category Churches in Northampton fr Cath drale de Northampton pl Katedra w Northampton ... more details
Northampton Abbey was founded in Northampton in 1104 05 by William Peverel as an Augustinian monastery dedicated to St James. The abbey church was rebuilt on a large scale during the reign of Edward I of England King Edward I and completed in around 1310. By the time of the dissolution it was reported that the monastery was well kept, the community held in high esteem and with a lot of good done for the poor of the area. Nonetheless, it was dissolved in 1538 and granted to Nicholas Giffard who converted the buildings into a mansion. Nothing now remains except the tomb slab of Abbott de Flore in the vestry of Duston church. References Anthony New. A Guide to the Abbeys of England And Wales , p284. Constable. coord 52.24 0.9 type landmark region GB display title Category Monasteries in Northamptonshire Category Augustinian monasteries in England ... more details
The Northampton Sand , sometimes called the Northamptonshire Sand is a Geology geological formation of Jurassic age found in the East Midlands of England . Particularly in the twentieth century, it has been of economic importance as a source of iron ore , but is now worked much less. The Northampton Sand Formation constitutes the lowest part of the Inferior Oolite Series and lies on the Lias period upper Lias clay. It attains a maximum thickness of up to convert 21 m ft to the north and west of Northampton where it lies in a subterranean basin. In the south, it fades out around Towcester . Northward from the edge of the basin in the upper Lias, under Northampton, it lies progressively lower beneath the Jurassic Lincolnshire limestones. A little to the north of Corby Glen gbmapping TF0027 it is at about convert 50 m ft 1 from the surface. It fades out under north Lincolnshire as the strata rise towards the Market Weighton Axis . Fossil s found in it indicate that it dates from the early Bajocian beginning 171.6 million years ago and formed in an extensive, shallow sea on the northwestern margin of the London Brabant Massif . Commercial exploitation There is a description of the twentieth century exploitation of the Northampton Sand for iron smelting in the Wellingborough Geology Wellingborough article. References Kent, P. & Gaunt, G.D. British Regional Geology Eastern England to The Wash 1980 ISBN 0 11 884121 1 Hains, B.A. & Horton, A. British Regional Geology Central England 1969 ISBN 0 11 880088 4 British Geological Survey 1 50 000 Series. Stamford. Sheet 157 Solid & Drift Edition 1978 Category Geology of England Category Geography of Northamptonshire ... more details
Infobox UK school name Northampton Academy image size latitude 52.25828 longitude 0.83365 dms motto The best in Everyone. motto pl established 2003 approx type Academy religion All president head label Principal head Mrs Anne Hill r head label r head deputy head label Deputy Principal deputy head r deputy head label Vice Principal r deputy head Mr R Scott chair label chair founder founder pl specialist specialist pl street Wellingborough Road city Northampton county Northamptonshire country England postcode NN3 8NH ofsted dcsfno dcsfurn 134814 staff enrollment gender Mixed sex education Coeducational lower age 11 upper age 18 houses 5 colours 5 publication website http www.northampton academy.org website name Northampton Academy is a secondary school in Northampton , ref http www.northamptonshire.gov.uk Learning Institutions schoolsdir.htm?SchoolDetail 9286905 7Csecondary School details dead link date October 2011 ref within the English Academy English school academy programme. It is situated next to Lings Forum and the principal school Principal is Mrs. Anne Hill. ref http www.gsa.uk.com datafiles hostFiles host 116 Rev 20Peter 20Hullah 20conferenec 20presentation.ppt Presentation to GSA dead link date October 2011 ref It is a member of the United Learning Trust group of Academies, a subsidiary of the educational charity United Church Schools Trust UCST . The school has 5 blocks. The school also has an astro turf football pitch and a modern, fully equipped gym. With a sports hall for Basketball, Hockey, Indoor Football. The school is shaped as a fish from an aerial view as it is an Christian ethos school. The school is non denominational but follows a Christian ethos. ref cite web url http www.churchtimes.co.uk content.asp?id 44551 title Church Times report publisher Churchtimes.co.uk date 2007 09 21 accessdate 2011 10 30 ref Notes reflist External links http www.northampton academy.org Northampton Academy Schools in Northamptonshire Category Academies in Northamptonshire ... more details
John Northampton was a reformist Lord Mayor of London in 1381 and 1382, during dissension in favor of reform of its Common Council in the early years of Richard II of England Richard II s reign. When the oligarchy oligarchic leaders of London were able to engineer the overthrow of his faction, even the book of records of reform legislation was burned. The mob politics of such radical movements increased the uneasiness of the great about allowing popular participation in government. He had also served as Sheriff of London in 1377. ref cite web url http www.british history.ac.uk report.aspx?compid 46797 title Mayors and Sheriffs of London publisher British History Online accessdate 2011 07 02 ref See also Thomas Usk References reflist External links http www.trytel.com tristan towns florilegium government gvpoli24.html p78 Florilegium Urbanum Party politics lead to civil disorder Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Northampton, John ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION British politician DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Northampton, John Category Year of birth missing Category Year of death missing Category Lord Mayors of London Category Sheriffs of the City of London Category 14th century English people Category 14th century in London England mayor stub ... more details
Infobox Bishopric border catholic font color black bishopric Northampton coatofarms image Image of the current incumbent incumbent Peter John Haworth Doyle Peter Doyle province Province of Westminster Westminster diocese Roman Catholic Diocese of NorthamptonNorthampton cathedral Northampton Cathedral first bishop William Wareing date 29 September 1850 website The Bishop of Northampton is the Ordinary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Northampton in the Province of Westminster , England. ref name dnort Catholic hierarchy diocese dnort Diocese of Northampton 29 June 2011 ref The Episcopal see see is in the town of Northampton where the Cathedra bishop s seat is located in the Northampton Cathedral Cathedral Church of Our Lady and Saint Thomas of Canterbury . The current bishop is the Right Reverend ... Diocese of Northampton Diocese of Northampton , ref Harvnb Brady 1876 , The Episcopal Succession ... and the Isle of Ely merged into Cambridgeshire. The Diocese of Northampton lost territory ... 29 June 2011 ref List of the bishops of Northampton and its precursor offices Vicar Apostolic of the Eastern ... on 5 June 1840 and consecrated on 21 September 1840. Became the first Bishop of Northampton ... 2011 ref Bishops of Northampton class wikitable style width 95 border 1 colspan 4 style background color 7F1734 color white Bishops of Northampton align center style background color D4B1BB width 9 From ... bishops Appointed Bishop of Northampton on 29 September 1850. Resigned on 21 December 1858 and appointed ... of Roman Catholic Diocese of NorthamptonNorthampton and Titular Bishop of Alinda 1961 1967 . Appointed Bishop of Northampton on 14 March 1967. Retired on 16 February 1982 and died on 24 April 1989 ... . Appointed Bishop of Northampton on 20 February 1990. Retired on 29 March 2001. ref name bmccartie ... of Portsmouth Diocese of Portsmouth 1968 2005 . Appointed Bishop of Northampton on 24 May 2005 and consecrated ... Of Northampton Category Roman Catholic bishops by diocese Northampton ... more details
About the present day university the university in existence from 1261 to 1265 University of Northampton thirteenth century Infobox university name The University of Northampton image name Northampton ... Mr Milan Shah ref name The University of Northampton cite web url http www.northampton.ac.uk downloads ... Downloads The University of Northampton accessdate 2011 08 17 ref staff 1,048 ref name Accounts students ... ref name HESA city Northampton state Northamptonshire country United Kingdom UK campus free label ... of Northampton is a university in Northampton , Northamptonshire , England. History In 1924, Northampton Technical College was opened at St George s Avenue, site of the current Avenue Campus ... is now the Park Campus of the University of Northampton. The college was opened by the then Secretary ... . It became University College Northampton in 1999 and gained full university status as The University of Northampton in 2005. In order to gain university status it had to convince the Privy Council that a Royal ... , should be repealed. This decree banned the establishment of a university in Northampton. In 2005 ... received the first doctoral degrees validated by the University of Northampton. In January 2010 ... , a northern suburb of Northampton, and Avenue Campus just north of the town centre and opposite ... also offers accommodation at Belinda Ferrison house in the Mounts area of the town centre of Northampton ... Foundation. ref Cite web url http www.northampton.ac.uk news release ?id UON10026 title Northampton university news accessdate 2010 02 22 publisher Northampton Uni ref class wikitable League tables ... Guide Northampton ref 105th ref name complete 93rd ref name The Independent 2008 09 cite news ... of northampton wins top social entrepreneurship award 200332 title The University of Northampton wins ... www.northampton.ac.uk info 20520 research at northampton business school 923 the centre for entrepreneurship ... of Northampton has 26 Sports Clubs and enters 24 teams into Wednesday BUCS Leagues each week. The most ... more details
nofootnotes date December 2010 Football club infobox clubname Northampton Laurels image Image Northamptonlaurels.png 150px fullname Northampton Laurels Football Club nickname Laurels founded 2005 ground J. Birney Crum Stadium capacity 15,000 chairman flagicon TRI Andy Salandy manager flagicon TRI Anthony Creece league Women s Premier Soccer League season 2008 WPSL Season 2008 position 6th, East Mid Atlantic Division pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 leftarm1 FFFFFF body1 FFFFFF rightarm1 FFFFFF shorts1 008040 socks1 FFFFFF pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm2 008040 body2 008040 rightarm2 008040 shorts2 FFFFFF socks2 008040 American true The Northampton Laurels FC was an American professional association football soccer team based in Allentown, Pennsylvania Allentown , Pennsylvania , United States . Founded in 2005, the team played in Women s Premier Soccer League WPSL . The team folded after the 2008 season. The Laurels home was J. Birney Crum Stadium , located in the city of Allentown, where they have played since 2006. The team s colors was green and white. Competition history The team features several players with previous professional and international experience, along with local stand out talent. Playing for the Laurels provides elite Lehigh Valley area players with an opportunity to progress through the U.S. soccer system. In their 2006 expansion season, the Laurels were the WPSL s Eastern Conference Southern Division runners up. In addition, the team was a semi finalist in the 2006 WPSL Eastern Conference Playoffs. The Laurels were also the WPSL Eastern Conference Mid Atlantic Division runners up in 2007, and an Eastern Conference Semi Finalist. Players Current roster Notable former players Year by year class wikitable Year Division League Reg. Season Playoffs 2006 2 WPSL 2nd, East South 2007 2 WPSL 2nd, East Mid Atlantic Conference Semi Finals 2008 2 ... WPSL Northampton Laurels page WPSL East Mid Atlantic US Women s soccer USSoccer Pennsylvania Sports ... more details
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lfgifu of Northampton c. 990 after 1040 was the first wife of King Canute the Great Cnut of England and Denmark, and mother of King Harold Harefoot Harold I of England 1035 40 . She served as regent of Norway from 1030 to 1035. Biography Family background lfgifu was born into an important noble family based in the English Midlands Midlands Mercia . She was a daughter of lfhelm, Ealdorman of York lfhelm , ealdorman of southern Northumbria, who was killed in 1006. ref Anglo Saxon Chronicle MSS C, D and E, 1006. For the earliest reference to lfhelm as her father, see citation from the E version of the Anglo Saxon Chronicle below. ref John of Worcester names his wife Wulfrun, but it is possible that he had her confused with the Wulfrun who was lfhelm s mother and possibly patron of the community at Wolverhampton. ref John of Worcester, Chronicon , year 1035. ref Another noteworthy figure ... S 886 886 and http www.anglo saxons.net hwaet ?do seek&query S 939 939 . ref Her cognomen of Northampton ... that of a Danish controlled area of the Baltic coastline. ref Timothy Bolton, lfgifu of Northampton ... Bolton. ref Timothy Bolton, lfgifu of Northampton Cnut the Great s other woman , Nottingham ... of Cnut and the Northampton lfgifu although it was not true. He sent and had taken from her all ... of Anglo Saxon England . Campbell, M.W. Queen Emma and lfgifu of Northampton. Canute the Great s women. Medieval Scandinavia 4 1971 60 79. Rognoni, L., Presenza e azione di lfgifu di Northampton ... dates date November 2010 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Aelfgifu Of Northampton ... Aelfgifu Of Northampton Category 990s births Category 1040s deaths Category Anglo Saxon royal ... Viking Age women cs lfgifu z Northamptonu da lfgifu es Aelfgifu Aelfhelmsdotter eo Aelfgifu de Northampton fr lfgifu de Northampton it lfgifu di Northampton no lfgifu lfhelmsdatter av Northampton pl lgifu ru sv Aelgifu av Northampton ... more details
Politics of the European Union The Edinburgh Agreement or Edinburgh Decision is a December 1992 agreement reached at a European Council meeting in Edinburgh , UK , that granted Denmark four exceptions to the Maastricht Treaty so that it could be ratified by Denmark. This was necessary because, without all member states of the European Union ratifying it, it could not come into effect. Denmark had first Danish Maastricht Treaty referendum, 1992 rejected the Maastricht treaty, but with the addition of the Edinburgh Agreement, ratified the treaty in a Danish Maastricht Treaty referendum, 1993 1993 referendum . The member states that already ratified the Maastricht Treaty, did not have to do so again. The four exceptions granted to Denmark are as follows Section A Citizenship The provisions of Part Two of the Treaty establishing the European Community relating to citizenship of the Union give nationals of the Member States additional rights and protection as specified in that Part. They do not in any way take the place of national citizenship. The question whether an individual possesses the nationality of a Member State will be settled solely by reference to the national law of the Member State concerned. With the adoption of a similar clause applying to all member states in the Amsterdam Treaty , this opt out is now de facto meaningless. Section B Economic and monetary union The Protocol on certain provisions relating to Denmark attached to the Treaty establishing the European Community gives Denmark the right to notify the Council of the European Communities of its position concerning participation in the third stage of Economic and Monetary Union . Denmark has given notification ... become an observer to that organisation. They also note that nothing in the Treaty on European Union ... Affairs on the basis of the provisions of title VI of the Treaty on European Union. External links http eur lex.europa.eu LexUriServ LexUriServ.do?uri CELEX 41992X1231 EN HTML Denmark and the Treaty ... more details
There are several Edinburgh Square in the world. Edinburgh Square, Caledonia Edinburgh Square in Caledonia, Ontario Caledonia , Ontario , Canada . Edinburgh Place in Hong Kong geodis ... more details
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