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1. The Baronetcy of "'Cole of Brancepeth "'was created on 4 March 1640 in the Baronetage of England for Nicholas Cole, of Brancepeth Castle, County Durham, Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne 1640 and 1641.
2. The University of Illinois Press is publishing " For a Living : The Poetry of Work, " edited by Peter Oresick, acting director of the University of Pittsburgh Press, and Nicholas Coles, associate professor of English at Pittsburgh.
3. His body, instead of being quartered, was given to his friends for burial, and is said to have been interred in the church of St . Nicholas Cole Abbey, London, the advowson of which was at one time vested in the Hacker family.
4. In 2006, the Church of England announced that St . Nicholas Cole Abbey would become a national centre for Religious Education : the Culham Institute, a Church of England educational body which promotes and develops RE in schools, would move its headquarters to St . Nicholas Cole Abbey from Oxford.
5. In 2006, the Church of England announced that St . Nicholas Cole Abbey would become a national centre for Religious Education : the Culham Institute, a Church of England educational body which promotes and develops RE in schools, would move its headquarters to St . Nicholas Cole Abbey from Oxford.
6. It's difficult to find nicholas cole in a sentence. 用nicholas cole造句挺難的
7. Under the Union of Benefices Act, the parishes of St . Nicholas Cole-Abbey and St . Nicholas Olave were united with them in November 1866, and those of St . Benet and St . Peter, Paul's Wharf, in June 1879 . He held the composite living for the rest of his life.
8. Charleton concurs as to the start and has the town in possession by the Scots on 19 October with Sir John and his officers retreating to the Castle keep for four days . With him were Scots lords the Earl of Crawford, Lords Maxwell and Reed together with fellow Royalists Sir Nicholas Cole, Sir George Baker and Dr . Wishart.
9. The licence for this marriage was issued against the'allegation'of a Mathew Beardmore, undoubtedly the same Mathew, lace-maker, who married Isabella Mason at St Nicholas Cole Abbey, London, in 1702 ( and whose son, Thomas, born c . 1704, matriculated at Lincoln College in 1722 and gained his MA ten years'later ), and possibly the Matthew Berdmore ( or his son ) who with wife Mary had a daughter Mary baptised at South Moreton, Berks, in 1679 and two Elizabeths baptised in London, one in 1681 and the second in 1686.
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