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Barbro Lord's birth name is Barbro Maria Lord.
Julian Lord's birth name is Julian Recardo Lord.
Michael Lord-Castle was born in 1959.
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Lord Castlereagh
Castlereagh Cup was created in 2001.
Castlereagh Nature Reserve was created in 1995.
True.
fast about 20km i think
Viscount Castlereagh
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the answer to your question yes there is a river through the national park called the castlereagh river .
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Brian Desmond Hurst was born on February 12, 1895, in Castlereagh, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.
Oxley discovered and named the Bogan River, in 1817.In 1818 Oxley and George Evans climbed a hill and saw before them rich, fertile plains which they named the Liverpool Plains after Lord Liverpool, the British Prime Minister. This countryside is now some of the richest in New South Wales.Also in 1818, Oxley named the Castlereagh River (though George Evans discovered it) after Lord Castlereagh, the Secretary of State for the Colonies.In 1823, John Oxley sailed from Sydney to travel north along the coastline, with the aim of finding a suitable settlement for convicts in the north. In December, he came across the entrance to the Brisbane River, which ticket-of-leave convict timber-getters, Parsons, Pamphlett and Finnegan had already discovered by accident. Oxley named it the Brisbane River after Governor Brisbane, then-governor of New South Wales.