- ships, and
naval vessels. The
company was
established by
William Cleland in 1866 as
Clelands Shipbuilding Company. It was
based at
Willington Quay in Wallsend...
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Cleland may
refer to:
Cleland,
South Australia, a
suburb Cleland National Park, a
protected area in
South Australia Cleland Wildlife Park, a zoo within...
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Dwight goes to the
Clelands'
house and
removes as many
firearms as he can from the home. He
buries Teddy and
waits to
ambush the
Clelands. He
leaves a message...
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known as **** Hill – is an
erotic novel by the
English novelist John
Cleland first published in
London in 1748.
Written while the
author was in debtors'...
- Alan
George Cleland Quiñonez (born 19 June 2002) is a
Mexican surfer. He won a gold
medal at the 2023 ISA
World Surfing Games and is
qualified to compete...
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Cleland is a
surname of
Scottish origin. Alec
Cleland (born 1970),
Scottish footballer Andrew N.
Cleland (born 1961),
American physicist Carol Cleland...
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original on 10
September 2004.
Retrieved 16
December 2009. "
Clelands".
Clelands Motors.
Cleland of the Borders.
Retrieved 4
February 2017. "Home". supertcc...
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Kingston upon
Thames John
Cleland (24
September 1709 – 23
January 1789) was an
English novelist best
known for his
fictional **** Hill: or, the Memoirs...
- 1930
Audrey Erskine Cleland (10
September 1903 – 1981) The
Beaumont Clelands were
distantly related to
Professor Sir John
Cleland FRS (1835–1925) of University...
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Joseph Maxwell Cleland (August 24, 1942 –
November 9, 2021) was an
American politician from Georgia. A
member of the
Democratic Party, he was a disabled...
