Great Northern Railway (Great Britain) (4866 bytes)
1: ...d the [[Great Northern Railway (Ireland)|Great Northern Railway]] in Ireland.''
5: ...ted Kingdom|British]] railway company, founded by the London & York Railway Act of [[1846]].
7: ..., and [[Grantham]], to [[York]], a loop line from Peterborough to [[Bawtry]] south of [[Doncaster]] via [...
9: ...in line from London to Doncaster was open, as was the new London terminus of [[Kings Cross station|King...
11: ...ne the "Euston Square Confederacy" established by the [[London and North Western Railway]].

Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater (264 bytes)
1: '''''Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater''''' is an [[English language|Engli...
3: :Peter Peter pumpkin eater,
6: :And there he kept her very well.

Peter (1606 bytes)
1: '''Peter''' is a popular male [[name]].
5: ...at Petrus, because of his expression of faith is "the rock on which I will build my church".
7: === Notable Peters ===
9: Peter has been the name of a number of famous people, including:
10: * the [[Christianity|Christian]] [[Saint Peter]]

Peter Noone (273 bytes)
1: ...English]] [[singer]]. He was the lead singer for the successful [[1960s]] [[rock group]] [[Herman's He...
5: [[Category:1947 births|Noone, Peter]]
6: [[Category:British singers|Noone, Peter]]

Peter May (2622 bytes)
6: name = Peter May |
40: '''Peter Barker Howard May''', C.B.E. was born( [[31 Decem...
44: ...on 41 occasions, winning 20 games, more than any other England captain. He lost 10 and drew 11 games.
46: May was a [[Wisden Cricketer of the Year]] in [[1952]]
48: ... named after him (the 'Peter May Enclosure') at [[The Oval]], [[Surrey]], [[England]].

Peter I (258 bytes)
1: '''Peter I''' may mean:
3: *[[Peter I, Duke of Bourbon]]
4: *[[Peter I, Duke of Brittany]]
5: *[[Peter I of Bulgaria]]
6: *[[Peter I of Russia]]

Peter II (264 bytes)
1: '''Peter II''' may refer to several monarchs or nobles:
2: *[[Peter II of Russia]]
3: *[[Peter II of Yugoslavia]]
4: *[[Peter II of Aragon]]
6: *[[Peter II, Duke of Brittany]]

Great (248 bytes)
1: '''Great'''
3: # Can refer to size or [[Greatness]]
4: # Can refer to [[GREAT]] or [[Gang Resistance Education and Training]]
5: # Can refer to [[GREAT (supermarket)|GREAT]] supermarket in [[Hong Kong]]

The Great Beyond (644 bytes)
1: The great Beyond is a song by REM [[R.E.M. (band)]]
3: ...on with his outrageous stunts. He played Latka on the TV show Taxi.
4: Lead singer Michael Stipe: "About attempting the impossible, which I think is what Andy Kaufman di...
5: ...Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television of Other Visual Media.
6: The movie Man On The Moon took it's title from an earlier R.E.M. song ...

Yu the Great (1668 bytes)
1: :''In the television series [[Stargate SG-1]], Yu is portra...
3: ...ching the people flood control techniques to tame the rivers and lakes.
5: ...ly reunion would take his time and mind away from the flood control problem.
7: ...7;), has been built on the traditional site where the ceremonies are performed.
9: ... to be the next ruler of the dynasty. This became the precedent of rulership based on heredity in China...

Going Great (231 bytes)
1: ...] in [[1983]]. Hosted by Chris Makepeace, ''Going Great'' focused on kids who did amazing feats. It was c...

Peter of Alexandria (1837 bytes)
1: ...lic Church]], the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] and the [[Coptic Christianity|Coptic Church]].
3: ...h leaders to choose Peter as his successor, which they did. [[Eusebius]] states he was patriarch for 13...
5: ...gan in [[303]], and continued intermittently over the next ten years.
7: ... Their argument became heated, and was ended when Peter hung a curtain between him and Meletius. One of M...
9: ... he is referred to in church history "The seal of the Martyrs".

Peter Gammons (1805 bytes)
1: ...r in [[journalism]] began after he graduated from the [[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill|Uni...
3: ...'' for many years as the main journalist covering the [[Boston Red Sox]]. He still resides in [[Massach...
5: ...ine. Gammons is regarded as one of the top men in the sports media business and has done many high-prof...
7: ...hored numerous baseball books, including ''Beyond the Sixth Game''.
9: ...ion of America|BBWAA]], and he will be honored at the [[Baseball Hall of Fame]] on [[July 31]], [[2005]...

Peter Reckell (709 bytes)
1: [[Image:peterreckell.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Peter Reckell, on ''[[Days of Our Lives]]''; 1990.]]
3: '''Peter Reckell''' (born [[July 7]], [[1955]]) is an [[Am...
5: ... notable credits include Eric Hollister on ''[[As The World Turns]]'' ([[1980]]-[[1982]]) and Johnny Ro...
9: [[Category:1955 births|Reckell, Peter]]
10: [[Category:Soap opera actors|Reckell, Peter]]

Peter Buck (846 bytes)
1: ...]], where Peter eventually worked at the popular Athens record store Wuxtry in which he met Michael Sti...
3: ...tle, Washington]] with his wife Stephanie Dorgan. They have twin girls, Zelda and Zoe.
8: *[http://rem.musichall.cz/buck.php3/ Peter Buck Bio]
12: [[Category:1956 births|Buck, Peter]]
13: [[Category:American guitarists|Buck, Peter]]

Peter Quennell (1453 bytes)
1: ...[March 9]], [[1905]], Bickley, [[Kent]] (now in [[Greater London]]), [[England]] - [[October 27]], [[1993...
3: ...e published a volume of autobiography, entitled ''The Marble Foot''.
5: [[Category:1905 births|Quennell, Peter]]
6: [[Category:1993 deaths|Quennell, Peter]]
7: [[Category:English poets|Quennell, Peter]]

Peter Davison (3186 bytes)
1: ... survived several more years with other actors in the role.
3: [[Image:Davisonpeter.jpg|thumb|Peter Davison as the Fifth Doctor]]
5: ...evision version of ''[[The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy]]''.
7: ... Doctor) had recommended to Davison that he leave the role after three years, and Davison followed his ...
9: ...le, that of David Braithwaite in ''[[At Home with the Braithwaites]]''.

Peter Pett (4551 bytes)
1: ... into the Thames, beyond London), in 1667, during the [[Second_Anglo-Dutch_War|Second Anglo-Dutch War.]...
3: ... be named the ‘Leopard’. With the construction of the ‘Leopard’ underway, Charles decided that he would...
5: ... of his princely resolution for the building of a great new ship, which he would have me undertake....”
7: ...reat ship Peter Pett so built ‘[[HMS Sovereign of the Seas]]’ at [[Woolwich Dockyard]].
9: The largest ship in the world at that time, the Sovereign was a ship of '''1,637''' tons and was ...

Peter Strasser (2367 bytes)
1: ...during [[World War I]]. He was the main leader of the Zeppelins command and in charge, operating bombin...
3: ...command of a section of airships within the navy, the [[Luftschiffer]].
5: ...dred French lives would be lost during the war to these raids.
7: ...Peter Cadbury would take credit for shooting down the Zeppelin with its fleet commander on board.
9: ...ole new meaning to warfare and brought into being the modern-day concept of [[total war]] to its true l...

Peter Ackroyd (2469 bytes)
1: '''Peter Ackroyd''' (born [[October 5]] [[1949]] in [[Lond...
3: ...e an acclaimed author, including shortlisting for the Booker Prize in 1987.
5: ...tal cultural history of England, ''The Origins of the English Imagination''.
7: ...ing editor in 1978. He was nominated a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] in 1984 and is currently a regu...
11: *''The Great Fire of London'' – [[1982]]

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