- The
Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs are an
Australian professional rugby league club
based in Belmore, a
suburb in the
Canterbury-Bankstown
region of Sydney...
-
outscored by a
total of 195 to 58. The 1946
Canterbury Purple Warriors football team
represented Canterbury College of Danville, Indiana, as a
member of...
- The
chronicle of
Gervase of
Canterbury, an
English monk,
contains what is
possibly the
earliest known reference to
ball lightning,
dated 7 June 1195...
-
professional rugby league footballer who
plays as a prop and lock for the
Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs in the
National Rugby League (NRL). He
previously pla****...
- career,
Ball was
ordained as an
Anglican priest. He also
served in
Anglican chaplaincies in
Madrid and Damascus,
where he was
Archbishop of
Canterbury Rowan...
- and was
subsequently buried at
Canterbury on 24 February. Sir
Reginald Bray was one of his executors.
Elrington Ball described him as one of the greatest...
- In cricket, a no-
ball (in the Laws and regulations: "No
ball") is a type of
illegal delivery to a
batter (the
other type
being a wide). It is also a type...
- (1550–1610), Lord
Bishop of
Worcester Baldwin (1125–1190),
Archbishop of
Canterbury Ball, Sir Peter,
Knight Bampfeild, Sir Copleston, Bart (1633–1692) De Bampton...
- a
Tonga international rugby league footballer who last pla**** for the
Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs in the NRL. He
previously pla**** for the
Penrith Panthers...
-
Geoffrey Chaucer offered an
allusion to such
ball skills in
fourteenth century England. In the
Canterbury Tales (written some time
after 1380) he uses...
