Cumberland

A Royal Navy spokesman said HMS Cumberland was one of the ships involved in the piracy crackdown.

"Sweet William" is often said to honour the eighteenth century Prince William, Duke of Cumberland.

About 45 years ago, a gentleman Butcher by the name of Billy Claque, was the manager at the Co-operative Butchers, Cumberland .

Much of that water flowed into the Cumberland River, which flows through Nashville.

CMG previously had made private label machinery for the U. S. market for both Cumberland Engineering and Gloucester Engineering.

However, near the escarpments of the Cumberland Plateau, evidence of solution of carbonates beneath clastic rocks becomes apparent.

Cumberland sausage is a form of sausage that originated in the ancient county of Cumberland, England, now part of Cumbria.

A purplish twilight sky over Georgia's Cumberland Island National Seashore glows as fingers of lightning spread among the clouds.

Jonathan Dart and Sarah Cumberland report on a form of child abuse that is not instantly recognizable, but the consequences can be dire.

Kazazic spent nearly two years in a hospital in Cumberland, Maryland, watched over by volunteers from Veterans for Peace.

The Cumberland Gap is a natural pass in the Cumberland Plateau situated near the intersection of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee.

His works contain "The Solitary Reaper" , "To a Highland Girl" , "The Old Cumberland Beggar " and "The Ruined Cottage" .

Today, the Cumberland Gap is a national historic park and is the site of the remains of Civil War fortifications.

The Union immediately sent Cushman to federally occupied Nashville, where she began her work with the Army of the Cumberland.

The former Cumberland Hospital, located at 39 Auburn Pl. , closed in 1983 and later was converted into a homeless shelter.

The incident occurred when the graphite core of a British nuclear reactor caught fire near Cumberland.

He had been making Cumberland Sausage since the 1920's.

Prosecutors wanted him assigned to a prison in Cumberland, Maryland, about two hours away.

Some settled in what is now Illinois and others in the Cumberland Valley, while one group moved to the southeast.

Cumberland Valley is a relatively flat, some ups and downs of the region, recline in the west and south of Port Jackson.

Bessie, ever the competent travel agent, has named the Bullmoose Hotel on famed Cumberland Street as their vacation residence.

About 75% of the state is within the Cumberland Plateau and Allegheny Plateau regions.

After Winchester, Lee's army moved unchecked into the Cumberland Valley of Pennsylvania.

The Cumberland River and other waterways rose faster than most people could imagine, trapping even a local pastor Sunday morning.

Sunlight Farm in Cumberland County and confiscated . . .

The Tennessee River sculpts the east side of the Cumberland Plateau.

In Britain, Calder Hall on the coast of Cumberland first made its contribution to the National Electricity grid in 1957.

Shells speckle the water's edge at Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia.

It fell only once, in 1598, to a land assault by the Earl of Cumberland's forces.

Boone first ventured through the Cumberland Gap on a hunting expedition in 1767.

The biggest increase was in the Cumberland area of Maryland and West Virginia, where the median price climbed 21% to $114, 900.

The school and Cumberland Presbyterian Church Yao Dao Secondary School adopt the 'through-train' mode.

The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers and their tributaries are wider on May 4 than they were on April 29.

The good news is, Brooke, that the Cumberland River has crested and is on the way down.

Houses are surrounded by water from Cumberland river after heavy rains from the weekend in Nashville, Tennessee May 4, 2010.

I love Sewanee, an Episcopal university tucked away on 13, 000 rural acres of the Cumberland Plateau.

And most of the old towpath remains, all the way to Cumberland.

You can get to the walkway via the stairs in Cumberland Street, The Rocks, or from near Milsons Point Station on the north side.

I'm in Cumberland as I write this.

And while the rain is over, people are still worried about how high the Cumberland River will crest.

The portion a long the Potomac, 296 kilometers or 184 miles long, was completed to Cumberland in western Maryland in 1850.

Cumberland, Maryland, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Roasted turkey stuffed Cumberland meat served with natural gravy and sweet potatoes

Cumberland College of Health Sciences, Sydney University

CUMBERLAND ROAD, KOWLOON TONG, KOWLOON

The Army of the Cumberland