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Population (2000): 3088 Housing Units (2000): 1478 Land area (2000): 1.357606 sq. miles (3.516183 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.001552 sq. miles (0.004019 sq. km) Total area (2000): 1.359158 sq. miles (3.520202 sq. km) FIPS code: 52650 Located within: Indiana ...
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Newburgh ( "new" + the English/Scots word "burgh" ) may refer to:
Usage examples of newburgh.
However, as Newburgh relates, it happened that some monks of Rouen were celebrating the feast of the saint in more reverent ways in the lofty tower of a church overlooking the countryside.
Black and Colonel Carson Newburgh left the Cercle Sportif in the Rolls-Royce the French had assigned for his use.
The colonel was also aware that Carson Newburgh was a good deal more influential than military housekeepers usually are.
Carson Newburgh had kept him on for his clerical skills, and somehow he had become part of the inner circle, gradually assuming greater and greater responsibilities and discharging them without fault.
Greer said, but from the tone of his voice, both Newburgh and Black knew that it was thanks for the offer, but not an acceptance of it.
Black gets taken to a frog VIP villa, him and Carson Newburgh, and the other generals are spread around among the other frog generals.
Newburgh, chairman and chief executive qfficer of the Newburgh Corporation, and, of course, the Five, General Black.
William of Newburgh, who was better placed to know, declares that Eleanor was enchanted by that rich and rising young Duke of Normandy and desired a marriage with him on mere grounds of compatibility.
Louis accompanied the cortege bearing away his daughter as far as the royal city of Mantes, where the six months old infant was consigned to the keeping of Robert of Newburgh, the dapifer and justice of Normandy, a man of unexceptionable rank and piety.
While Louis was preoccupied with his hurried nuptials, and without giving notice to any of the Franks, the Plantagenets took it upon themselves to celebrate with an unseemly haste the marriage of their five year old heir to the three-year old Princess Marguerite of France in Newburgh in Normandy.
Henry was but twenty-eight, young in years, as Newburgh says, but full of time when measured by the experiences of his life.
At last, according to Newburgh, he seemed moved not only by pity but reverence.
It is the chronicler Newburgh who, in describing the conscription of property, cites the prophet Joel.
Orange Lake just before we hit Newburgh, we saw a soldier in a kind of a restaurant where there were a lot of sailors and we saw them take something away from him.
Seven minutes after its departure from Beacon, the ferry entered the Newburgh slip.