River Tyne

Wright's Biscuits Limited began in 1791 as L Wright & Son making hardtack ships biscuits for the ships on the nearby River Tyne.

Mischief Goes to Mars part 1 Steve 2009

Wright's Biscuits Limited began in 1791 as L Wright & Son making hardtack ships biscuits for the ships on the nearby River Tyne.

Archive 2009-12-01 Steve 2009

In Newcastle, England, a corpse is fished out of the River Tyne.

Smoke & Whispers-Mick Herron « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews 2009

They were marshalled into different poses using a loud speaker, at five locations on both sides of the River Tyne.

The Great Naked Artscape | Impact Lab 2005

The first of my Tall Ships photos from the River Tyne are now up at Flickr including the picture below.

Newcastle Tall Ships Race 2005 ILuvNUFC 2005

The Scots were content to serve under Sergeant Armstrong, for, if he distrusted them, he hated anyone from south of the River Tyne.

Sharpe's Trafalgar Cornwell, Bernard, 1944- 2000

KENNEDY: The River Tyne, which flows out into the North Sea.

Preparing for the Twenty-First Century 1993

Bothwell had seemed in high enough spirits at his sister's wedding since then, proud to be able to provide a festivity that included his Borderers 'bounty for a feast eighteen hundred wild does and roes, rabbits, partridges, plovers, moor fowl wild geese, wild duck and drake, and even hedgehog and afterwards, celebratory sport down in the bracken-grown meadow by the River Tyne.

Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles George, Margaret 1987

Bothwell had seemed in high enough spirits at his sister's wedding since then, proud to be able to provide a festivity that included his Borderers 'bounty for a feast eighteen hundred wild does and roes, rabbits, partridges, plovers, moor fowl wild geese, wild duck and drake, and even hedgehog and afterwards, celebratory sport down in the bracken-grown meadow by the River Tyne.

Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles George, Margaret 1987

His apostolic zeal resulted in the foundation of St. Mary's at the mouth of the River Tyne; Gilling, a monastery on the sight where King Oswin had been murdered, founded by Queen

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI 1840-1916 1913