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		HMS Fife was shipshape and Bristol fashion that day and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour, especially as I'm ex-US Navy and a destroyerman for life.
		Served on HMS Fife (D20) March 1982-85, I remember being crash drafted to the Fife (Banana Boat) from a cushy job at PCG in HMS Vernon at the start of the Falklands only to find she was still in refit.
		I served aboard HMS Hermes in 1981 and aboard HMS Hecate from 1982 to 1984.
	www.angelfire.com /nb/hmsfife/comments.htm (21018 words)

	Castle class corvette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Shrewsbury Castle (to Norway as HNoMS Tunsberg Castle)
		HNoMS Tunsberg Castle was sunk by a mine near Båtsfjord, Norway on 12 December 1944.
		HMS Denbigh Castle was hit by a torpedo from U-992 in the Barents Sea on 13 February 1945.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/C/Castle-class-corvette.htm (683 words)

	History of the Atlantic Cable & Submarine Telegraphy - Great Eastern
		HMS Sphinx was unable to keep up and eventually was lost to sight and was not seen again throughout the remainder of the expedition.
		On the Sunday morning during a brief lifting of the fog the HMS Terrible was sighted about 6 nm away and the Great Eastern sailed towards her and the buoy to await an improvement in the weather.
		HMS Terrible was to continue to Newfoundland to take on sufficient coal for her journey back to England.
	www.atlantic-cable.com /Cableships/GreatEastern (17701 words)

	Booklist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		HMS Relentless takes her as a prize but she is quickly released.
		In close combat against HMS Achates, she is forced to strike when a boarding party destroys her main mast and a British two-decker is approaching.
		HMS Achates and Agamemnon were built in a shipyard on the river.
	hornpipermark.00freehost.com /Bolitho_index.htm (11295 words)

	Britain Update 51
		Appleby is a good base for a visit to the Eden Valley; large enough to boast a variety of accommodation and services, yet small enough to give a feeling of "getting away from it all".
		Appleby Castle was founded in 1100 by Ranulf le Meschin, who may have founded the town at the same time.
		Eventually the castle passed to the de Clifford family, and around 1688 the hall block was remodelled into a luxurious mansion.
	www.britainexpress.com /update/51.htm (1349 words)

	NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I did not know that Appleby was a hot bed of democracy until I received a letter from Professor John Keane of the Centre for the Study of Democracy in London.
		Representatives of all four Appleby groups agreed to update their committees but not to comment publicly until the results of the planners’ work were known.
		Appleby Town Council went through the planners’ brief line by line and passed resolutions on matters which were still within the remit of Appleby Alliance.
	www.appleby.uk.net /newsletters/Sept03AS.htm (7306 words)

	Class50.com :: Names
		50024 HMS Vanguard was the third member of the "St Vincent" class of WW1 Grand Fleet battleships and ought, therefore, to have been included in the first batch of names alongside "St Vincent" and "Collingwood".
		However HMS Leviathan, which gave its' name to 50040, was not built until 1945, at the very end of WW2, and was never commissioned.
		They were donated to the HMS Hood Association, and then given to BR at Old Oak Common for fitting to 50031.
	www.class50.com /c50_names.php (2277 words)

	Navy News - Jack to Jack - Calling Old Shipmates - P to R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		HMS Plover 1955/56: Arnold Brookes (Horace) Stokers grot.
		HMS Punjabi: Bill Walby would be interested in hearing from any former ship-mates, who served on HMS Punjabi during WWII.
		HMS Palomares, Armed Merchant Cruiser 1942: Seeking information of Londoner Jim Sheene who was best man at his shipmate Dennis Rigley's marriage to Amy in Belfast in 1942 and/or Billy Lupton, Officers Cook who served with Dennis or any other shipmates who remember him.
	www.navynews.co.uk /cos/cosptor.asp (2937 words)

	Yorkshire history
		H.M.S. Serapis, a Two Deck 44 [more of which later – RGH], only recently commissioned into the Navy, captained by Richard Pearson was their escort in those perilous times when Congressional Privateers and Letters of Marque were cruising even the waters of the North Sea for British targets to plunder.
		That the castle bailiff felt the need to reinforce the castle with a local detachment of militia tells of the raw fear felt at the arrival of Jones’ squadron off the northeast coast.
		The bailiff of the castle was most firmly persuaded that Paul knew of the audit, and had come expressly for the purpose of carrying off the cash, as he had done at Lord Selkirk’s, in Scotland, a few weeks before.
	yorkshirehistory.com /flam/flambororough_head.htm (12885 words)

	Navy News - Jack to Jack - Calling Old Shipmates - P to R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		HMS Punjabi: Bill Walby would be interested in hearing from any former ship-mates, who served on HMS Punjabi during WWII.
		HMS Rothesay 1962/3: Seeking former shipmates and also information about the diver who was on the Rothesay, who sadly died during a work-up exercise in Portland Harbour.
		HMS Palomares, Armed Merchant Cruiser 1942: Seeking information of Londoner Jim Sheene who was best man at his shipmate Dennis Rigley's marriage to Amy in Belfast in 1942 and/or Billy Lupton, Officers Cook who served with Dennis or any other shipmates who remember him.
	www.royalnavynews.co.uk /cos/cosptor.asp (2925 words)

	cumbria county guide
		Growing towns like Carlisle, Kendal, Appleby, Penrith, Millom and Dalton were granted charters to signify their rising importance.
		The English grip on the area had been strengthened when the diocese of Carlisle was created in 1133, but Scottish military power grew in the 14th century and many families defended themselves in the pele towers and fortified houses and farms which still dot the landscape.
		On the right is a red dragon, a reference to the red dragons of Appleby, the ancient county town of Westmorland.
	www.british-publishing.com /Pages/CumbriaOG_2005/ages.html (1497 words)

	Hissem_Mounsey-Heysham Line
		In the 16th century there was here "a little castle built not long since by the Dacres, for their private defence." Nothing, however, now remains of this structure, the river Eden having washed away a great part of its foundations.
		The Union of the Crowns in 1707 removed the cause for which the castle was erected and it was probably in a ruinous condition when the Rev. Charles Usher purchased it in 1682.
		It was organised in 1881 as the county regiment of Cumberland and Westmorland, encompassing its Militia and Volunteer infantry and uniting two regular battalions, the 1st, a redesignation of the 34th Cumberland Regiment of Foot, and the 2nd, a redesignation of the 55th Westmorland Regiment of Foot.
	balder.prohosting.com /shissem/Hissem_Mounsey-Heysham_Line.html (11296 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Debates for 5 Feb 1990
		Last June, the Defence Committee was told that HMS Penelope could run on for a further four years, but I gather that the end may be nearer than that for her.
		While we were in the Falklands, we visited HMS Leeds Castle, which is an offshore patrol vessel more or less permanently stationed in the Falklands.
		I hasten to add that we were all the more impressed by the way in which all those on HMS Penelope went about their tasks.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm198990/cmhansrd/1990-02-05/Debate-3.html (6481 words)

	Stories for 12 March 2005 - This Is The North East archive
		When former HMS engineer Stanley Dring died this week, he left previously unpublished photographs depicting a historic moment in naval history.
		Appleby has a play-off repeat in his sights
		MATTY Appleby etched his name in the history books when he was part of the first Darlington side to reach Wembley in 1996.
	archive.thisisthenortheast.co.uk /2005/03/12 (2922 words)

	Class50.com :: Names (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The names of two other warships: HMS Orion and HMS Colossus, were also ineligible as Class 47's 47083 and 47086 already carried them; albeit with a non-naval context.
		However HMS Leviathan, which gave its' name to 50040, was not built until 1945, at the very end of WW2, and was never commissioned.
		This differed from the crest of the castle which was used by all the other ships of that name.
	www.rail-photos.com /class50/c50_names.php (2334 words)

	Robert Taylor, Naval Prints
		This print captures the menacing beauty of a submarine on the surface: S-Class type HMS Sceptre slips her moorings in Scapa Flow, Scotland, and glides quietly into the North Sea to begin another top secret underwater operation.
		HMS Kelly leaving the Grand Harbour, Malta in 1941 with HMS Warspite in the background.
		H.M.S. Kelly steams at full speed to intercept a U-Boat which is bearing down on an essential and otherwise vulnerable Allied supply convoy.
	www.militaryartcompany.com /taylor.htm (3472 words)

	RHS BRONZE MEDALS 1902
		At great risk, Appleby sprang in, fully clothed, and supported him till they were picked up by a boat.
		December 1901, the whaler belonging to HMS St.Vincent was run down by a launch off Gosport.
		August 1902, E.J.Cosham, A.B. HMS Victory, was knocked overboard into the harbour at Portsmouth, owing to the premature bursting of a powder charge.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~tamarnet/bronz02s.htm (7735 words)

	Fairlambs of Allendale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Thomas was a stoker in the Royal Navy and served on HMS Penarth, one of the Hunt (later, the Aberdare) class of minesweeper.
		Immediately having cleared the harbour she was torpedoed and sank with a loss of 610 lives.
		As the Aragon was listing from the torpedo attack, HMS Attack and HMS Points Castle came to her aid.
	www.fairlamb.org /greatwar.htm (4086 words)

	Lucraft and Luckraft One-name Study
		As a midshipman aboard HMS 'Mars' at the Battle of Trafalgar he was wounded in the leg.
		As a Lieutenant he served in HMS 'Blonde' at the reduction of Morea Castle in 1828.
		Mr Fley for journey to Exeter Castle in regard to the Summons by the Parish of Pinhoe respecting Martha Lewcraft.
	www.lucraft.org /blog.html (9673 words)

	Graham Turner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Lured out from the safety of the castle walls and into open battle, York's heavily outnumbered force found themselves surrounded and in the fierce melee that followed, York and many of his followers lost their lives, his son, Edmund, amongst them.
		He was involved in some of the heaviest fighting - being slightly wounded himself - and he would later have several of his retainers remembered in prayers, 'slayn in his service at the batalles of Bernett, Tekysbery or at any other feldes'.
		In 1472 he married Warwick's youngest daughter, Anne Neville, and their only son, Edward, was born in the castle in c.1473.
	www.militaryartcompany.com /graham_turner.htm (2763 words)

	Convoy HX 237 - warsailors.com
		Commodore Roy Gill R.N.R. was in Pacific Enterprise (to Belfast), Vice Commodore was the captain of Consuelo (to Loch Ewe).
		All those received from merchant ships were unidentified, but the two received from HM ships were classified as homing signals.
		It became known that convoy was being shadowed on the 9th May and H/F D/F bearings were obtained from that date to the 12th May. Surface support group consisting of HMS Biter and three destroyers which were in the offing joined up with convoy.
	www.warsailors.com /convoys/hx237.html (814 words)

	International Veterans Rendezvous (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Service/Unit : HMS Decoy 1936 and HMS Repulse 1941
		HMS Kingston F64 was bombed 04/11/1942 and later scuttled.
		He served at HMS Arthur, HMS Drake on board the destroyer HMS Ramsay (1 April 1941 until 21 November 1942) then at HMS Ashbury in Boston USA from 13 February 1943 until 2 March 1942 when he was posted to the frigate HMS Blackwood.
	www.fortressweymouth.co.uk /navy.htm (6524 words)

	History of 16th Medical Detachment WWII
		On 15 October 1942, the Regiment embarked on the HMS Warwick Castle and HMS Duchess of Bedford.
		The HMS Maloja sailed from Augusta Harbor, Sicily, on the 22nd of October, and pulled into Algiers Harbor, Africa, 25 October 1943, where food and supplies were picked up.
		On 13 July 1944, the Regiment was relieved by the 5th Division and it moved to a rest area in the vicinity of Columbieres, France.
	www.warchronicle.com /16th_infantry/officialrecords_wwii/medicalhistory.htm (11021 words)

	Bermuda's City of Hamilton
		He was appointed by King George III of Britain as Lieutenant Governor of Bermuda (or Somers Isles) in America, and Commander in Chief of Forts King's Castle, Fort Hamilton, Fort Popple and Fort Paget on February 26, 1787.
		His commission also authorized him to act as full Governor in case of death or absence of Governor in Chief and Captain General William Browne (a British Loyalist born in Massachusetts, USA), who left Bermuda on October 27, 1788, never to return, although he was technically still Governor of Bermuda more than a year later.
		He was posted to Bermuda in 1812 as Commanding Officer of the Prison hulk HMS Romulus, during the War of 1812-14 between Britain and the USA.
	www.bermuda-online.org /seecity.htm (10358 words)

	Just For Kids - Ages 9-12 - Fiction - Titles Starting with P 2 of 2
		Princess Yona is lonely and bored living in a huge castle with only her mother and father for company.
		Signor has been kidnapped, Signora is struggling with her spells and the little ones think their nanny is up to something.
		When the family's castle is threatened by evil contractors, perhaps these miniature warriors can help.
	www.just-for-kids.com /912GEP_2.HTM (6663 words)

	Nicolas Trudgian, US Aviation Art PRints
		Reputed to be the Nazis most escape proof prison, this grim castle is the most notorious PoW camp in history with the distinction of being the only German prison that had more guards than prisoners.
		The castle was specifically used to impound incorrigible, Allied officers who had repeatedly escaped from other camps but putting so many experienced serial escapers in one place proved to be a rather questionable idea.
		When captured the result was three weeks in the solitary confinement block, however this didnt stop prisoners inventing even more elaborate means of escaping, even catapulting themselves out of high windows and of course the famous design and building of a sophisticated glider.
	www.militaryartcompany.com /trudgian.htm (3897 words)

	Motte & Bailey, Booksellers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A collection of odd legends and folk tales from England on such curious subjects as body snatching, wife selling, bull baiting and many other topics.
		Appleby, Andrew B. Famine in Tudor and Stuart England.
		There are essays on the open field system; forests, chases, parks, and warrens; marshland and wastes; castles, fortified homes, moated houses.
	www.mottebooks.com /books/brithist.html (15345 words)

	House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 7 Mar 2000 (pt 27)
		To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will set out his proposals for the future of HMS Cambridge, near Plymouth.
		Following the cessation of shore-based live firing training from HMS Cambridge due to increased use of computer simulation, my Department has been undertaking a detailed study into the future of the establishment.
		the findings of the study and have taken no decisions about the future of HMS Cambridge, but hope to be in a position to do so in the next few months.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm199900/cmhansrd/vo000307/text/00307w27.htm (774 words)

	Stories for 4 June 2004
		PEOPLE in Bolton are being asked to give up a little of their time to help people with the brain injury Asphasia.
		WARNING signs for drivers are being put up on the A66 in Cumbria in advance of the world famous Appleby Horse Fair more...
		A MAN fired an imitation handgun in the grounds of Clitheroe Castle and pointed it at terrified schoolchildren as they ran away.
	archive.prestwichandwhitefieldguide.co.uk /2004/6/4 (7661 words)

	1911 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		September 20 - The liner RMS Olympic, sister ship to the RMS Titanic, collides with Royal Navy cruiser HMS Hawke outside Southampton, England.
		Appleby College, one of Canada's most prestigious university-preparatory schools is founded.
		The Pan Sophic Club, Pennsylvania's oldest independent fraternity, is founded at Grove City College in Grove City, PA.
	www.daveproxy.co.uk /cgi-bin/nph-proxy.cgi/010110A/687474703a2f2f656e2e77696b6970656469612e6f72672f77696b692f31393131 (2102 words)

	History of 16th Medical Detachment WWII
		The 3rd Battalion and Special Unit Companies less Anti-Tank Company were on the HMS Warwick Castle, and the 1st and 2nd Battalion plus Anti-Tank Company were on the Duchess of Bedford.
		The HMS Maloja sailed from Augusta Harbor, Sicily, on the 22nd of October, and pulled into Algiers Harbor, Africa, 25 October 1943, where food and supplies were picked up.
		On 13 July 1944, the Regiment was relieved by the 5th Division and it moved to a rest area in the vicinity of Columbieres, France.
	warchronicle.com /16th_infantry/officialrecords_wwii/medicalhistory.htm (11021 words)

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