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| sden in the 2-2 draw at home to Kidderminster | Harriers, a game Torquay were leading 2-0 when he came |
| esponsible for the establishment of the Tynan | Harriers, a hunting group, which were regarded as a ca |
| tics clubs ranging from Kent AC to Blackheath | Harriers AC. |
| he 1988-89 season, the same year in which the | Harriers achieved their best ever run in the FA Vase, |
| In May 2011 he signed for Kidderminster | Harriers after the expiry of his contract with Halifax |
| The Sea | Harriers also had limited fuel reserves due to the tac |
| als with Rushden & Diamonds and Kidderminster | Harriers, and received offers from two other clubs bef |
| wn in a part exchange deal with Kidderminster | Harriers and has become a regular starter for the Yelt |
| lubs training at the stadium include Chiltern | Harriers, and Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers. |
| ket and athletics (turning out for St Martins | Harriers) and was the 1909 Salisbury marathon champion |
| teals, shelducks and pintails, bitterns, hen | harriers and short-eared owls. |
| It is home to Liverpool | Harriers and Athletic Club. |
| -league football with Nuneaton, Kidderminster | Harriers and Leamington, before later playing for Aust |
| Sheffield Wednesday, Barnsley, Kidderminster | Harriers and represented Wales at schoolboy and seven |
| pelled by the defenders with air support from | Harriers and A-10s. |
| d by two consecutive draws with Kidderminster | Harriers and Barrow. |
| gton, Aston Villa, Stourbridge, Kidderminster | Harriers and Manchester United. |
| alongside each other whilst at Kidderminster | Harriers and Tamworth. |
| Cheltenham Town, Burton Albion, Kidderminster | Harriers and Mansfield Town. |
| his is known as a drinking song by Hash House | Harriers and by rugby players. |
| or in midfield before moving to Kidderminster | Harriers and taking his total of league appearances be |
| life, including Bearded Tits, Bitterns, Marsh | Harriers and Red Deer. |
| ootball with Wellington United, Kidderminster | Harriers and Evesham Town. |
| She currently competes for Birchfield | Harriers and has represented Great Britain. |
| He was a member of Belgrave | Harriers and the City of Norwich Athletics Club. |
| Crombie played for Morpeth | Harriers and Reading before joining Burslem Port Vale |
| He was a member of the Hallamshire | Harriers and the Irish American Athletic Club. |
| invasive species, including cats, rats, Swamp | Harriers, and mosquitoes carrying avian malaria. |
| to Southport, Wellington Town, Kidderminster | Harriers, and Stafford Rangers. |
| footballer, who also played for Kidderminster | Harriers and Crewe Alexandra. |
| ter are the: White-bellied Sea Eagle, Osprey, | Harriers and Peregrine Falcons. |
| Its shape differed from that of most other | harriers, and it was initially mistaken for a huge haw |
| Boston United, Crewe Alexandra, Kidderminster | Harriers and Burton Albion. |
| running both for the school and for Ranelagh | Harriers, and the University of Liverpool. |
| rugby hooker who played rugby union for Pill | Harriers and rugby league with Hull. |
| g into non-league football with Kidderminster | Harriers and then Solihull Borough. |
| hile posted to Ireland, he ran with Clonliffe | Harriers and won the Irish 1 mile and 4 mile titles in |
| ational hooker who played club rugby for Pill | Harriers and Newport Rugby Football Club. |
| 2011 he was sent out on loan to Kidderminster | Harriers and was released by the Silkmen at the end of |
| t Swifts, West Bromwich Albion, Kidderminster | Harriers and Aston Villa before joining Port Vale in J |
| He has since played for Kidderminster | Harriers and Burton Albion, after release from his con |
| kites, falcons, eagles, vultures, osprey, and | harriers are funneled by the peninsular shape of Marin |
| Two other | harriers are in the genus Polyboroides, the harrier-ha |
| Most | harriers are placed in the genus Circus, the scientifi |
| nglish footballer who plays for Kidderminster | Harriers as a defender. |
| In January 2006, he joined Kidderminster | Harriers as assistant manager to Mark Yates and helped |
| , Barnet & District AC and Shaftesbury Barnet | Harriers, as well as non-league football club Kentish |
| He had short spells at Kidderminster | Harriers, Ashton National and Wrexham before retiring |
| She represents Swansea | Harriers at club level. |
| Two players were capped from the | Harriers at this time - Jerry Shea and Jack Whitfield. |
| ub came in a 2-0 win at home to Kidderminster | Harriers at the start of October to extend that lead o |
| Football Conference clash with Kidderminster | Harriers, at Aggborough, which ended in a 5-2 win to T |
| nths later in a 2-0 win against Kidderminster | Harriers at Broadhall Way. |
| t in the 880 yards, representing the Finchley | Harriers at the 1908 AAA Championships. |
| n the 2007 FA Trophy final with Kidderminster | Harriers at Wembley. |
| 1900s and was a member of the East Melbourne | Harriers Athletic Club. |
| rained with a local running club, the Swansea | Harriers Athletic Club. |
| rt County A.F.C., Llanwern A.F.C. and Newport | Harriers Athletic club. |
| y in Heidelberg Road, home to the Collingwood | Harriers Athletic Club and the Collingwood Little Athl |
| port County A.F.C., Llanwern F.C. and Newport | Harriers Athletic Club. |
| He has been the chair of Newport | Harriers Athletic Club for 15 years. |
| Turner Way is the new address of Leigh | Harriers Athletics Club, whilst Ledgard Avenue accommo |
| It gave its name to the Birchfield | Harriers athletics club, now based at the nearby Alexa |
| On November 3, 2001, VMA-311 | Harriers attached to the 15th Marine Expeditionary Uni |
| He played in eight games as the | Harriers avoided relegation back to the Football Confe |
| He then had spells at Kidderminster | Harriers, Bedlington Terriers and finally Gateshead. |
| d non-league Bilston United and Kidderminster | Harriers before retiring to work in engineering in his |
| ardships, Medou-Otye signed for Kidderminster | Harriers before having to retire due to a heart condit |
| ng season with League newcomers Kidderminster | Harriers, before joining League of Wales side Rhyl as |
| k Creighton began his career at Kidderminster | Harriers before spending a number of years moving betw |
| Wolves, he spent a season with Kidderminster | Harriers, before moving to Aberdare Athletic for a few |
| his release he had a trial with Kidderminster | Harriers, before having spells with local non-league t |
| Next he went to English club Kidderminster | Harriers before moving back to Detroit Corinthians. |
| rning to Wales he joined hard, dock team Pill | Harriers, before switching to Newport in 1921. |
| clubs such as Cradley Heath and Kidderminster | Harriers before retiring in 1927. |
| essful years there, he moved to Kidderminster | Harriers, before coming back to league football at Coc |
| the season were: Bernie Wright (Kidderminster | Harriers); Bill Bentley (Stafford Rangers); Terry Owen |
| e the grade and had trials with Kidderminster | Harriers, Bradford City, Salisbury City and Southend U |
| After Spurs he played for Kidderminster | Harriers, Brierley Hill Alliance, Rochdale and Linfiel |
| number of adaptations which are unusual among | harriers: broad rounded wings for hunting between tree |
| The Watford | Harriers built a club house to the north of the track |
| mians in December 2004, joining Kidderminster | Harriers, but was released in January 2005. |
| Grouse are farmed in the area and Hen | Harriers can be seen frequently. |
| Comparative ecology and behaviour of swamp | harriers Circus approximans, spotted harriers C. assim |
| nton only missed one game - this was the year | Harriers clinched the Conference title. |
| lub go back to 1894 when the Sheffield United | Harriers club was formed, a combined cross country and |
| the other two being William McKim and fellow | Harriers club-mate Alan Simpson. |
| ed by the Agnew family and members of a local | harriers' club. |
| ut on 18 February 2010, against Kidderminster | Harriers coming on a substitute. |
| Other species breeding in the area are Marsh | Harriers, Common Terns and Little Terns, and Great Cor |
| Women's Cross Country Championships, the TCU | Harriers compete in the South Central Regional while t |
| Belgrave | Harriers compete in track and field (in the National 1 |
| In 2005, 3,843 | harriers completed the 8-mile (13 km) Trot, in additio |
| The Men's and Women's TCU | Harriers Cross Country teams compete in the Mountain W |
| The TCU | Harriers Cross Country team is coached by Eric Heins. |
| He played for Kidderminster | Harriers, Crystal Palace, and Manchester United. |
| Harriers' director of football Molby was subsequently | |
| ve too Football League Two side Kidderminster | Harriers during the 2004-2005 season, however it was o |
| he was loaned out to non-league Kidderminster | Harriers during the 2001-02 season. |
| ienced team, with only George Travers of Pill | Harriers earning his first cap alongside Jowett. |
| d attendance at the ground is 9,155, when the | Harriers entertained Hereford United in the FA Cup in |
| ned to Football League Two club Kidderminster | Harriers F.C, making his debut in a 2-0 defeat to Bris |
| and 2004 and played 6 games for Kidderminster | Harriers F.C. in a loan deal from Blackpool F.C. in 20 |
| Halesowen | Harriers F.C. was founded by Derek Beasley and formed |
| y, most notably red-tailed hawks and northern | harriers, feed on the small rodents that breed in the |
| He was then ever present the year after | Harriers first year of League football. |
| ter became caretaker manager of Kidderminster | Harriers Football Club. |
| signing for his home town side Kidderminster | Harriers for £1,500 in 1983. |
| This time to Kidderminster | Harriers for £8,000. |
| t deck equipped Spruance class destroyer with | Harriers for air cover was seriously considered in the |
| Telford United before going to Kidderminster | Harriers for a small fee in 1996. |
| ed for Walsall, Mansfield Town, Kidderminster | Harriers, Forest Green and Hinckley United as a defend |
| 0 he signed for Conference side Kidderminster | Harriers, four years after having a pre-season trial w |
| While with The | Harriers, Francis made six league appearances, includi |
| April 1744, and also served as Master of the | Harriers from 11 April 1754 until 13 January 1756. |
| At 7:40 four Sea | Harriers from HMS Hermes carried out a second attack f |
| urch - meets every Sunday 4.30pm at The Leigh | Harriers Function Room |
| In 1986, Pill | Harriers gained Welsh Rugby Union membership, and they |
| In the 1985-86 season, the | Harriers gained a second consecutive championship, win |
| to play non-league football for Kidderminster | Harriers, Gloucester City on loan from Kidderminster a |
| d tinamou nest in open fields while long wing | harriers, gray eagles, and hawks soar high above. |
| of prey including short-eared owls and marsh | harriers have also been seen hunting over the island. |
| He plays for Kidderminster | Harriers having previously played in The Football Leag |
| his last spell as a player with Kidderminster | Harriers he remained at the club as physio for two yea |
| At present, Morpeth | Harriers host a 11k road race on New Year's Day in whi |
| Pallid | Harriers hunt small mammals, lizards and birds, surpri |
| d under a single master as the Ashford Valley | Harriers, hunting predominantly hares but also occasio |
| eason, making his debut against Kidderminster | Harriers in the LDV Vans Trophy. |
| s-country runner who represented South London | Harriers in the National Championships. |
| joined Conference National club Kidderminster | Harriers in July 2005 and, after a slow start to the s |
| r from Conference National team Kidderminster | Harriers in July on the advice of his agent and was ev |
| His club is Shaftesbury Barnet | Harriers in North London. |
| joined Conference National club Kidderminster | Harriers in July 2007. |
| He was affiliated with the Belgrave | Harriers in London. |
| He finally left | Harriers in 1999 to join Graham Allner as assistant at |
| Bevan was signed by Kidderminster | Harriers in August 2006, despite Tamworth's interest i |
| rcuit was 4:27, set by Des Birch of Harehills | Harriers in December 1948 and it was thought that ther |
| gue to sign for Conference side Kidderminster | Harriers in 1994, going on to become club captain. |
| eter City, before a transfer to Kidderminster | Harriers in January 1932. |
| them win the Welsh Cup against Kidderminster | Harriers in 1985-86. |
| rn Young Athletes League fixtures for Watford | Harriers, in addition to widely attended Open Graded M |
| ions before leaving to sign for Kidderminster | Harriers in August 2002 again on a free transfer and F |
| , whereupon the local Henry Steere turned his | harriers in to foxhounds, hunting the forest country n |
| in the Conference National with Kidderminster | Harriers in the 2006-07 season, where he only played t |
| He joined Conference side Kidderminster | Harriers in July 2007 after featuring in pre-season ga |
| It also resembles other | harriers in having distinct male and female plumages. |
| with Stourbridge before joining Kidderminster | Harriers in 1987. |
| odore in 1999 he became Air Commodore for the | Harriers in 2000. |
| Although there are many working | Harriers in England, the breed is still not recognised |
| as the captain of the champions Kidderminster | Harriers in 1993-94 and also represented the England s |
| wsbury Town, before signing for Kidderminster | Harriers in January 2005. |
| d a three months loan at nearby Kidderminster | Harriers in February 2000, making three substitute app |
| Returning to England, he joined Herne Hill | Harriers in 1903 and soon established a reputation as |
| all League Trophy, and moved to Kidderminster | Harriers in December 2004. |
| two local clubs, Bicester Rovers and Bicester | Harriers, in the late nineteenth century |
| He had a trial with Kidderminster | Harriers in March 2001 before joining Hayes later the |
| He ran for The Hallamshire | Harriers in Sheffield, the same club for which Sebasti |
| r the amalgamation of both Royal Navy and RAF | Harriers into one force. |
| The The Streamstown | Harriers is a fully recognised and affiliated hunt und |
| Thames Valley | Harriers is an athletics club based in West London, En |
| Coventry Godiva | Harriers is an athletics club based in Coventry, West |
| Like other | harriers it nests on the ground. |
| Worcester and after playing for Kidderminster | Harriers, joined Aston Villa in 1925. |
| Oldham Athletic before joining Kidderminster | Harriers later in the season. |
| However, the | Harriers let the lead slip, allowing Macclesfield Town |
| Willis later played for Kidderminster | Harriers, making 12 league appearances during the 2003 |
| mes, though later fell out of favour with new | Harriers manager Steve Burr and was loaned to division |
| forced to close down, the last ever Halesowen | Harriers match being a home game with Causeway United |
| Grey coated (tricolor) Beagle | Harriers may also be found due to there being grey coa |
| for birds of prey with Buzzard, Red Kite, Hen | Harriers, Merlins and Kestrels being observed around t |
| He went on to play for Kidderminster | Harriers, Merthyr Tydfil, and Gloucester City, before |
| Belgrave | Harriers' most successful period lasted from the 1920s |
| After the first World War came the | Harriers' most successful season ever, playing 32 game |
| In 1977, their centenary year, Birchfield | Harriers moved to the newly-built Alexander Stadium, n |
| previously played for Walsall, Kidderminster | Harriers, Nuneaton Borough, Exeter City and Barnsley. |
| oln City, he had loan spells at Kidderminster | Harriers of the Conference and Wycombe Wanderers of Di |
| signed a 12-month contract with Kidderminster | Harriers of the Football Conference. |
| Hazel runs for Birchfield | Harriers of Birmingham which she joined when studying |
| ck to the West Midlands to join Kidderminster | Harriers of the Conference. |
| e finishing off his career with Kidderminster | Harriers of the Birmingham & District League. |
| was bombed and sunk on 9 May 1982 by the Sea | Harriers of the Fleet Air Arm, and Rupp was the only o |
| the grade at Roker Park and moved to Morpeth | Harriers of the Northern Alliance for two seasons. |
| During the season he joined Kidderminster | Harriers on loan in February 2011 for an initial one m |
| He joined Kidderminster | Harriers on a free transfer in the summer of 2005, sho |
| to the ambitious Midlands club Kidderminster | Harriers on the 19 November 1999. |
| llow Conference National outfit Kidderminster | Harriers on trial and was handed a permanent one-year |
| he Football League, signing for Kidderminster | Harriers on a free transfer. |
| ed for Conference National side Kidderminster | Harriers on a one year contract. |
| summer of 2008 he was signed by Kidderminster | Harriers on a one-year contract. |
| ined Conference National outfit Kidderminster | Harriers on a one-year contract. |
| In June 2006 White re-joined Kidderminster | Harriers on a one year contract. |
| between Rushden & Diamonds and Kidderminster | Harriers on 7 August 2004. |
| nglish footballer who plays for Kidderminster | Harriers on loan from Macclesfield Town. |
| he was expected to play against Kidderminster | Harriers on 26 December. |
| the gateway and uniform badges depicts three | Harriers on a blue background. |
| eatre total for munitions deployed by British | Harriers on planned operations and Close Air Support t |
| He joined League Two side Kidderminster | Harriers on loan in March 2004, where he impressed on |
| In November 2006 he moved to Kidderminster | Harriers on loan for a month, while in March 2007 he w |
| n December 2007 and then joined Kidderminster | Harriers on loan the following month for the rest of t |
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