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What is the name of the secret order constituted in London in 1717 pledged to brotherly love faith and charity.?
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Why was London named London?
How did London get its name?From the Roman Londinium.
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London Eye, London Bridge, Great Tower of London, Parliament, and Buckingham Palace.
What is Greater London?
Greater London is the area in and around London City itself.
What impact did the great London fire have on the London fire brigade?
The Great Fire of London was in 1666 and London Fire Brigade didn't exist then.
Why are London Irish called London Irish?
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When did London Charity Cup end?
London Charity Cup ended in 1975.
What is the name of the secret order constituted in London in 1717?
the Freemasons
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Foolhardy
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A charity shop
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A 30 year old woman who was running for a charity.
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Katie represented the Vision charity.
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Barnardos (Dr Thomas John Barnado)
What does Robert Pattinson do to help charity?
robert was in london and sometimes he kristens house to see her family xoxo
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Trying to get sponsorship for a FIFA event in London to help our charity Footballs For Fun
When did Dr Barnardo set up the charity and the school?
He got all the money from Owen Hennesy whom was the mayor of London in Victorian times.
What has the author Norman Alvey written?
Norman Alvey has written: 'The London Orphan Asylum, Clapton' -- subject(s): London Orphan Asylum 'From chantry to Oxfam' -- subject(s): History, Charities, Charity laws and legislation
