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- proper noun UK St Albans (more often named
Verulamium ) - proper noun UK Baron Verulam, Viscount St Albans
- proper noun a
town inKwaZulu-Natal ,South Africa
Etymologies
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Examples
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He proposed to found there an asylum for the persecuted Catholics; and at a little harbor on the eastern shore, just south of Cape Broyle, which he called Verulam, a name since corrupted to Ferryland, he built
Newfoundland and the Jingoes An Appeal to England's Honor John Fretwell
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Now, as this place was not only a store-fort but a sanctuary, so also it had a secular name and a sacred name; like our own venerable English abbey-town of Verulam, which is also called St. Albans.
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Durban's northern Verulam area where Lekota was due to speak.
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ANC members stormed the hall in Verulam, north of Durban.
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The Mercury Newspaper reported on Friday morning that about 50 Cope supporters had gathered at a hall to hear Lekota speak when about 200 ANC supporters stormed the hall in Verulam north of Durban.
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Verulam, north of Durban was disrupted by 200 ANC supporters.
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The ANC's top leadership on Tuesday condemned reports of political intimidation by its supporters in Verulam near Durban last week.
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The statement comes after party supporters disrupted a meeting of the breakaway Congress of the People (Cope) party in Verulam, Durban at the weekend.
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On November 13, Cope held a branch meeting in Verulam which was disrupted, allegedly by ANC members.
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Referring to the neutrality of the police, he questioned why "not a single African National Congress member had been arrested" by police following the disruption to several meetings by Cope, including the latest disruption in Durban's Verulam area on Thursday.
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