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Copenhagen    was ridden by    Wellington Misc > Famous Horses

The Iron Duke    is a nickname for    The Duke of Wellington The nicname didn't come from his military prowess. His actions as Prime Minister were so unpopular that he had to fit iron shutters to his windows to prevent mobs breaking them. Entertainment > Nicknames - Male

New Zealand    has the capital    Wellington Originally Auckland was the capital, but in 1876 Wellington became capital as it is more central. It was named after the first Duke of Wellington. Wellington sits on a fault line and is prone to earthquakes, some quite severe. The city is often referred to as Windy Wellington. Geography > Capitals

Basin Reserve    test cricket ground is in    Wellington In Wellington, New Zealand. Was first used for Test cricket on 24th January 1930 Sports & Leisure > Cricket - Test Grounds

J. Wellington Wimpy    says    "I'll Gladly Pay You Tuesday for a Hamburger Today" Entertainment > Catch Phrases

74th Congress    the Speaker was    Joseph Wellington Byrns Tennessee -- January 3 1935 - June 4, 1936 (Died In Office as Speaker) History & Mythology > Speakers Of The U.S. House Of Representatives

Napoleon & the Duke of Wellington    led opposing forces at the    Battle of Waterloo The arrival of Blucher's Prussian army turned the tide against Napoleon in what Wellington described as a "Damn near-run thing". History & Mythology > Military Leaders

John Glover    painted    Mount Wellington and Hobart Town from Kangaroo Point 1834, Australia; National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Arts & Literature > Paintings

John Wellington Wells    appears in    The Sorcerer Music > Gilbert and Sullivan Characters

Duke Of Wellington    appeared in    Lady Caroline Lamb 1972 Movies > Films - Sir Laurence Olivier

Musée Wellington    is situated in    Waterloo, Belgium History Arts & Literature > Museums of the World

Wellington Testimonial    stands/stood in    Phoenix Park Geography > Dublin Statues - Past and Present

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington    had the sobriquet    The Iron Duke History & Mythology > Sobriquets

Wellington Range    are located in    Australia Situated in Tasmania Geography > Mountain Ranges - World

Back to God's Country (1919)    starrred    Nell Shipman, Charles Arling, Wheeler Oakman and Wellington A. Playter Director: David Hartford. After her father is killed by an outlaw, Dolores (Shipman) marries Peter (Oakman). While they're at sea in Artic, Dolores meets the ship's captain... Movies > Movies of the 1910s

Duke of Wellington    was U.K. Prime Minister from    1828-30 Tory, Arthur Wellesley History & Mythology > U.K. Prime Ministers - Dates

Wellington    is situated in    New Zealand Archdiocese Misc > Australian and NZ Roman Catholic Dioceses

Apple    has a variety named    Wellington Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Apple    has a variety named    Wellington Bloomless Misc > Fruit and Vegetable Varieties

Wellington    is at    41°17'S 174°47'E New Zealand Geography > Latitude and Longitude - World Cities

Wellington, New Zealand    is at    41°19'S 174°46'E Geography > Latitude and Longitude - Capital Cities

Te Papa Tongarewa Museum    is situated in    Wellington, New Zealand Art, history, Maori culture Arts & Literature > Museums of the World

Opus 91    is    Battle Symphony "Wellington's Victory" Dedicated to Prince Regent (later King) George IV of England Music > Beethoven Opus Numbers

Karl Urban    was born in    Wellington, New Zealand June 7, 1972 Misc > Birthplaces

Matthew Cotes Wyatt    created the sculpture    Statue of the Duke of Wellington, 1846 Arts & Literature > Sculptors

Russell Crowe    was born in    Wellington, New Zealand April 7, 1964 Misc > Birthplaces