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Norweb,
originally the
North Western Electricity Board, was a
British electricity supply and
distribution company. It
supplied electricity to
about 4.7...
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possession of it, and sold it this time to Amb****ador
Henry Norweb and his wife. The
Norwebs donated the
specimen to the
Smithsonian Institution’s National...
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Raymond Henry Norweb (May 31, 1895 –
October 4, 1983) was a
United States diplomat with
posts in
various countries,
including France, Bolivia, The Dominican...
- It was
founded in 1995 as a
result of the
merger of
North West
Water and
NORWEB. The
group manages the
regulated water and
waste water network in North...
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offer had been made by
Kingfisher but
Norweb rejected this and held out for more.
Shortly after, when
Norweb began offering 0%
interest finance, Comet...
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businesses of
which were
subsequently sold, with the
retail supply arm of
Norweb becoming part of TXU
Energi (now part of E.On) and the
distribution network...
- periodicals. Many of his
shorter notes were
connected with
publication of the
Norweb Collection of
Tokens of the
British Isles, 1575–1750 – the
largest privately...
- 2000 the
fifth largest energy company in the world,
after its
purchase of
NORWEB from
United Utilities and two muni****l
utility companies in Germany, Stadtwerke...
- 1970. (3 vols.) (Published
jointly with the
Carlsberg Foundation) 16.
NORWEB COLLECTION.
Ancient British and
English Coins to 1180. By C.E. Blunt, F...
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Albert Norweb; 1962:
Wolfgang Haberland and
Peter Schmidt; 1995–1999:
Suzanne M.
Baker -
Ometepe Petroglyph Project. Dr.
Gordon Willey and
Albert Norweb excavated...
