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Meanings of Arthur Wellesley in English
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arthur wellesley British general and statesman; he defeated Napoleon at Waterloo; subsequently served as Prime Minister (1769-1852)
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Examples for "Wellington"
Examples for "Wellington"
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Mr McSherry said Wellington Water had teams available if new problems arose.
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Foster said it was time to ask Wellington Water some frank questions.
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Mr Hill said the situation facing Wellington Hospital was complex and difficult.
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Central Wellington tenant Annie Dick said her flat had problem after problem.
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Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
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The book is actually in the possession of the Duke of Wellington.
2
The gates of Versailles opened to the Duke of Wellington in 1818.
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To-night the Duke of Wellington and young Paget were in special attendance.
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Politics were evidently their grand interest; the Duke of Wellington their demi-god.
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He was young Wellesley; he rose to be the Duke of Wellington.
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He had a very thin, pale face with a large, high-bridged nose, and bore a striking resemblance to the First Duke of Wellington.
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Arthur, first Duke of Wellington, might have been prompted to reconsider.
3
It had tall, narrow windows and a door which somehow reminded me of portraits of the first Duke of Wellington.
4
Much later, the first Duke of Wellington called upon him at Rome and ordered a statue of Pandora, in an attitude which he described.
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Even the pull of the Iron Duke was not stronger than Death.
2
The reply of the Iron Duke gave the Ministry another shock.
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The iron soldier is worth as much as the Iron Duke.
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The Iron Duke indeed showed a decided preference for her ladyship.
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Her nose was virginal, with hints of the Iron Duke at most angles.
Usage of Arthur Wellesley in English
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It was in March, 1769, that Arthur Wellesley first saw the light.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley continued to occupy his positions between Badajoz and Alcantara.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley's subsequent conduct to Sir Harry Burrard was highly honourable.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley entrenched himself at Badajoz, ready to fall back upon Portugal.
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And how different is Arthur Wellesley, who has just quittedme
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England had just sent troops to Portugal under the command of Sir Arthur Wellesley.
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On the arrival of Sir Arthur Wellesley at Badajoz, the French armies again separated.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley is not the man to stand nonsense.
9
The finest memorial in Saint Paul's is to a certain eminent Irishman, Arthur Wellesley.
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General Sir Arthur Wellesley returned to England in 1805, after seven years absence in India.
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The early military services of Arthur Wellesley, both in Europe and in India, were brilliant.
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This fact explains the early promotion of Arthur Wellesley.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley issued a most laudatory notice of Mr. O'Connor's conduct in general orders.
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Sir Arthur Wellesley, at Lisbon, had the choice of either falling upon Victor or Soult.
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As a boy he was known as Arthur Wellesley.
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Of this was Arthur Wellesley, who never knew defeat and 'never lost a British gun'.