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	HullCityOnline.com - Match Reports: Barnsley 3 Hull City 0
		A Hungarian double gave Barnsley a gilt-edged win as they put one over fellow strugglers Hull City and gave their survival hopes a huge boost.
		Hull produced a spirited second-half reply and Paul Heckingbottom had to head off the line after Hull went close soon after the second goal.
		But Barnsley were not to be denied and rounded off the victory when Ferenczi snapped up the third goal after 76 minutes when he charged into the area and headed in a pinpoint cross from Howard.
	www.hullcityonline.com /news/loadrprt.asp?cid=MTCH&id=325767 (381 words)

	Hull and Barnsley Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hull and Barnsley Railway (HBR) was opened on July 20, 1885.
		It was incorporated as the 'Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway', having a total projected length of 66 miles; the Alexandra Dock in Hull, opened July 16, 1885 was included as parts of its construction.
		The line ran from Hull to Cudworth, with an eight-mile branch to Wath-upon-Dearne, opened March 31, 1902.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hull_and_Barnsley_Railway (142 words)

	John Matthews - football programmes
		BLACKPOOL 71/2 A.Villa(lc) Burnley Fulham Hull Watford Norwich Birmingham Luton Sheff.Wed.
		HULL 70/1 Birmingham Sheff.Utd Stoke(fac) 71/2 Blackpool Birmingham Norwich Portsmouth 72/3 Sunderland £1 Fulham Burnley PNE Huddersfield Luton Orient 73/4 Orient Stockport(lc) PNE WBA Bolton 74/5 Oldham Bristol Rov.
		Brentford Colchester Chesterfield Lincoln Blackpool 79/80 Leicester(lc) Bristol City(lc) Sheff.Utd Mansfield Colchester Hull Brentford FC Vard(fr) Chesterfield 80/1 Burnley Huddersfield Hull Brentford Swindon Fulham Barnsley Sheff.Wed.(fr) Millwall Blackpool Walsall Plymouth Sheff.Utd Chester Portsmouth Exeter Colchester Charlton Gillingham 81/2 Sunderland(lc) Luton Orient Charlton Norwich Shrewsbury Leicester Wrexham QPR Blackburn Bolton Barnsley Cambridge Newcastle Sheff.Wed.
	www.geocities.com /john991965uk (4062 words)

	GENUKI: A History of Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, 1892: Part 5.
		Hull is a large and populous town, parliamentary and municipal borough, and seaport, situate on the northern side of the Humber, in latitude 53° 45' N. and longitude 0° 16' W. Its geographical position renders it a place of considerable maritime and commercial importance.
		The town is entered by three railways, viz., the North-Eastern, Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Junction, and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire railways.
		The three parks, which cover an aggregate area of 106 acres, are situated at the northern, eastern, and western extremities of the borough, so that, with the piers and promenade at the southern extremity, the inhabitants of every part of the town have ample facilities for recreation.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/YKS/ERY/Hull/HullHistory/HullHistory6.html (2617 words)

	ESPNsoccernet - England - Hull v Barnsley Report
		Hull got an early break when Leon Cort latched onto Damien Delaney`s free-kick and goalkeeper Scott Flinders somehow let his looping header slip through his fingers.
		Hull dominated the early stages of the second half and Delaney`s left-footed volley was brilliantly parried by Flinders.
		Barnsley equalised in the second half when Jacob Burns` corner was flicked on by Antony Kay and Nardiello headed home.
	soccernet.espn.go.com /report?id=154901&cc=3436 (197 words)

	Hull & Barnsley Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		This company started life as the Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock, the official name of the company was shortened to HandBR in June 1905, several years after these initials had appeared on their goods stock.
		The existing docks in Hull were owned by a single company and the NER dominated the rail services in the area.
		Hull and Barnsley Railway 'square timber' wagon in sketch XX has an eleven foot wheelbase.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /gansg/00-app2/lner/handbr.htm (1137 words)

	GENUKI: Eastrington Parish information from Bulmers' 1892.
		The rateable value is £2,234, of which sum £866 is assessed on the North-Eastern Railway Co., for 872 yards of the Hull and Selby railway, and £23 on the Hull and Barnsley Railway Co.
		The soil is sand, loam, and clay, and the chief crops are wheat, turnips, potatoes, barley, and oats.
		There is a station at Newport on the Hull and Barnsley railway, and two miles south-west is Staddlethorpe station, on the Hull and Selby branch of the North Eastern railway.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/YKS/ERY/Eastrington/Eastrington92.html (2222 words)

	Jonathan Fry: Hull & Barnsley Railway - Cannon Street Station
		I plan on photographing remaining infrastructure, line, embankments, bridges, tunnels, stations and anything else which is associated with the Hull and Barnsley Railway.
		The photographs shown on this page were taken on Cannon Street in Hull and show the perimeter wall and gates to the original Cannon Street station which was closed to passenger traffic in 1924.
		These gates are still in place after 80 years but considering that the new Hull College Motor Vehicle teaching facility is being built on this land, there's a risk these gates might end up on a scrap heap somewhere and therefore lost forever.
	www.jonfry.com /2005/04/hull-barnsley-railway-cannon-street.html (729 words)

	River Humber.co.uk .....Hull City Docks
		The original entance was from the River Hull via lockpits but later an extension called the 'Half-tide basin' was constructed on the south side of the dock with a 60 foot entrance from the River Humber.
		In 1964 the entrance to the Victoria Dock from the River Hull was closed and remodelled.
		The Hull Dock Company had its monopoly broken when the newly formed Hull and Barnsley Railway Company was given the tender to build the Alexander Dock, which was to be built to the east of Victoria Dock despite having bitter and prolonged opposition.
	website.lineone.net /~ktaylor297/index12b.htm (1153 words)

	Kingston upon Hull North (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kingston upon Hull North shown within Humberside, and Humberside shown within England
		Kingston upon Hull North (usually just Hull North) is a constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
		This constituency covers the northern part of Hull.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hull_North (167 words)

	Hull & Barnsley Railway Stock Fund - History
		Opened in 1885, the Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway was the last substantial completely new railway built in Britain.
		Today the only sections in use are the high level line around Kingston upon Hull, providing access to the docks and the chemical works at Saltend, and a 4.5 mile section from Hensall Junction which was reopened in 1970 to serve Drax power station.
		Following the disovery that Coach 58 had survived in Hull, it was bought by the Hull and Barnsley Railway Stock Fund's founder members in 1968.
	www.ajg41.clara.co.uk /hbrsf/history.html (540 words)

	Migration from Northern Europe to America via the Port of Hull, 1848-1914
		The aim of the Authority was to improve the unsanitary condition of the town and the port of Hull.
		Although a significant amount of the work they carried out concerned the general sanitary conditions in the town, a large part of their responsibility was also to limit the detrimental effects of the thousands of transmigrants passing through the town.
		Although the majority of emigrants were only in Hull for a short period of time, the emigrant waiting room at Paragon Railway Station was doubled in size in 1881 due to the numbers of transmigrants passing through the town.
	www.norwayheritage.com /articles/anmviewer.asp?a=28&z=6 (3099 words)

	Hull 2 Barnsley 3 \| Barnsley News, Fixtures, Results, Match Reports, Stats
		The Hull striker punished his former club with two goals in the first nine minutes to hand new manager Phil Parkinson a dream start to his first home game.
		Hull went ahead after six minutes when Parkin nipped in ahead of his marker to flick home Craig Fagan's low cross from the right.
		Barnsley continued to remain dangerous, though, and they pulled a goal back on the stroke of half-time when McIndoe sidefooted home at the far post.
	www.sportinglife.com /football/cc_championship/barnsley/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/06/08/08/SOCCER_Hull.html&TEAMHD=barnsley&DIV=nat1&TEAM=BARNSLEY&RH=Barnsley&PREV_SEASON= (627 words)

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		The independent life of the Hull and Barnsley railway came to an end in March 1922 when it was amalgamated with its old rival the North Eastern Railway (soon to be the LNER).
		As competition from road freight increased so the number of trains using the Hull and Barnsley route diminished : by 1955, the year in which passenger services ceased, there were only sixteen or seventeen freight trains daily each way over the main line.
		To avoid level crossings, the Hull and Barnsley crossed the city of Hull on an embankment.
	www.thearne.karoo.net /page26.html (445 words)

	hbr
		The Hull and Barnsley Railway was formed form the earlier Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway, officially gaining the HandBR title from July 1st, 1905.
		Financial problems were to plague the line even during its construction and it was not until July 27th 1885 that the first passengers were carried over the 53 mile route between Hull Cannon Street and Cudworth (actually 2 miles from Barnsley).
		The Canon Street terminus in Hull was closed on July 14th 1924 after which services were diverted to Hull Paragon whilst freight continued at Canon Street until 1964.
	www.leytransport.i12.com /hbr.htm (815 words)

	Football news - news, results, fixtures and features from Football365.com - Barnsley - Football365 News
		Hull's celebrations turned sour as Barnsley fought back to earn a potentially priceless 3-2 comeback victory at the KC Stadium on Tuesday.
		Barnsley could start with the same XI that kicked off the new season against Cardiff in the match at Hull.
		Barnsley were given a harsh lesson about Championship life as goals from Joe Ledley and Steve Thompson handed Cardiff a 2-1 win at Oakwell.
	www.football365.com /teams/barnsley/0,17032,8709,00.html (491 words)

	Hull City - Barnsley v Hull - The Countdown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Hull City travel to Barnsley on Tuesday 20th February, but how long is it exactly to the game?
		With the Tigers sitting just outside the drop zone and Barnsley within the bottom three, this game is the proverbial six pointer.
		Earlier in the season, Jon Parkin scored two early goals to send Hull into the lead but Barnsley fought back at the KC to win the game 3-2 in Phil Parkinson's first home game in charge.
	www.hull.vitalfootball.co.uk /article.asp?a=51773 (280 words)

	cityindependent.com - Story
		If Hull Citys past performances in front of the TV cameras are anything to go by then the live Sky game against Bradford should have been considered a write off before it began.
		It was a full 4000 less than City took to Barnsley at the weekend, 1000 less in fact than City took all the way to Torquay for a midweek game.
		It was probably a third of the amount that Oldham brought across the Pennines and barely more than Bournemouth brought all the way from the south coast.
	hullcity.rivals.net /default.asp?sid=959&p=2&stid=8358383 (1599 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Sprotbrough Station
		The Hull Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock Company was formed with the backing of Hull Corporation to break the monopoly on dock and rail traffic from Hull; it included a deep water dock (Alexandra Dock) to the east of Hull.
		The railway never reached Barnsley itself, terminating at Cudworth (junction with the Midland Railway) some four miles short having been vigorously opposed by the NER.
		In 1905 the company name was shortened to the Hull and Barnsley Railway which was absorbed into the NER on 1.1.1923
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/s/sprotbrough/index.shtml (489 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Hull Cannon Street Station
		Notes: This was the Hull terminus of the railway, originally the passenger terminus was to have been 1/4 mile south on Charlotte Street but due to financial problems the goods facilities were quickly adapted for passenger use.
		Brief history of the line: The Hull Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock Company was formed with the backing of Hull Corporation to break the monopoly on dock and rail traffic from Hull; it included a deep water dock (Alexandra Dock) to the east of Hull.
		It was one of the last new main lines to be built, construction cost double the estimates, due in part to difficulties in cutting and tunneling through unexpectedly hard chalk in the Yorkshire Wolds near Little Weighton.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/h/hull_cannon_street/index.shtml (458 words)

	Hull & Barnsley Railway Stock Fund (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Founded in 1968, the Hull and Barnsley Railway Stock Fund maintains the surviving examples of rolling stock of the former Hull and Barnsley Railway Company.
		The last Hull and Barnsley Railway locomotive was scrapped by British Railways in 1956, and only rolling stock now remains.
		We wish to locate artifacts and ephemera of the Hull and Barnsley Railway to add to our knowledge of the line and its operation, and make this information available to students of railway history.
	www.hullandbarnsleyrailway.org.uk (131 words)

	Signal Boxes of the Hull & Barnsley Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hull and Barnsley Railway was comprehensively signalled when it first opened in 1885.
		Saxby and Farmer and were of that company's first 1884 design which was only otherwise found on the South Eastern Railway.
		The Hull and Barnsley merged in 1922 with the
	www.signalbox.org /gallery/hb.htm (157 words)

	The History of the Hull Geological Society 1888 - 1988 by Mike Horne
		A resolution was passed unanimously forming the Hull Geological Society though there was a little confusion in the minutes of this first meeting as to whether it was called a Society or an Association.
		Over the next forty years the Museum was to expound greatly under his control and the Hull Geological Society benefited greatly from the close relationship it had with the Museum and the permanent displays of geological specimens generated public interest in the subject.
		The Yorkshire Geological Society held its A.G.M. in Hull at the Grosvenor Hotel in October they included a visit to the Museum as part of the meeting and were particularly interested in the specimens from the Kirkdale Cave (Frank Buckland's famous hyena den) and the "Hornsea Lion" (which really came from Bielsbeck).
	www.fortunecity.com /greenfield/ecolodge/25/HG7ALL.htm (15586 words)

	totaltykes.com - Story
		Barnsley have their first derby of the new campaign, as local rivals Hull City are the visitors to Oakwell tomorrow afternoon...
		Newly promoted Hull City are the opponents, as they try to build on the recent success in League One.
		The Hull Rivals site is labeling us as some kind of joke side - calling Conlon the "clumsy Division Three striker" and Boulding "comic".
	barnsley.rivals.net /?sid=901&p=2&stid=8357828 (454 words)

	TykesMAD - Alfreton 0-3 Barnsley
		Barnsley made it 3 wins out of 3 in their pre-season friendlies with a comprehensive 3-0 victory at Alfreton.
		Nathan Jarman, Paul Hayes and Barry Conlon got on the scoresheet but the real tests lie in their two remaining friendlies, both at Oakwell.
		On Monday Championship newcomers Hull City travel to Oakwell, where they won 2-1 in a league fixture last season before former Premiership giants Leeds United come to town next Saturday.
	www.barnsley-mad.co.uk /news/loadrprt.asp?cid=MTCH&id=230819 (144 words)

	This is York \| CommuniGate \| Wray from Wakefield to Hull via Barnsley and Royston
		In the meantime, briefly, the story will be about a Wakefield William Wray who saw fit to move to Barnsley in the 1820s where he had a family with his wife Elizabeth.
		His son Edwin, born in 1848, preferred Royston due to the presence of Grace Rollinson, whom he married somewhat secretly in Knottingley in 1867 before going back to raise fifteen children in Royston.
		Albert Edwin, one of the sons, moved off to Hull towards the end of the century and married young Harriett Bennett from Shrewsbury after courting her for one Sunday a month over about six months.
	www.communigate.co.uk /york/wrayfamily (237 words)

	Jonathan Fry: A Very Productive Day
		We noticed when we drove down Westfield Road, Eppleworth a couple of weeks ago that the old Hull & Barnsley Railway embankment was fast disappearing due to the partial demolition of the south eastern section.
		I had read in the Hull Daily Mail last week that this small church which is reported as being well over 100 years old is closing due to falling numbers and was being demolished shortly to make way for a new community centre.
		The Hull & Barnsley Railway crossed Springhead Lane and some sections of the old railway embankment still exists today.
	www.jonfry.com /2005/05/very-productive-day.html (653 words)

	Hull & Barnsley Railway Stock Fund (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Founded in 1968, the Hull and Barnsley Railway Stock Fund maintains the surviving examples of rolling stock of the former Hull and Barnsley Railway Company.
		The last Hull and Barnsley Railway locomotive was scrapped by British Railways in 1956, and only rolling stock now remains.
		We wish to locate artifacts and ephemera of the Hull and Barnsley Railway to add to our knowledge of the line and its operation, and make this information available to students of railway history.
	www.ajg41.clara.co.uk /hbrsf/index.html (131 words)

	The Hull and Barnsley Railway (H&BR) Photo Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Hull and Barnsley Railway (HandBR) was built in the 1880s to provide an additional trading route inland from the busy port of Hull.
		To this end a new port, the Alexandra Dock, was built for the sole purpose as a freight terminal for the HandBR.
		Locomotives of the Hull and Barnsley Railway, Ron Prattley
	www.lmpics.com /HullandBarnsley.aspx (226 words)

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