* Albion, the sword of Herne's Son, the " Hooded Man ", in the TV series Robin of Sherwood.

In the British television series Robin of Sherwood, Robin Hood carries Albion, one of the seven swords of Wayland.

* Albion Swords, a company based in New Glarus, Wisconsin manufacturing European sword replicas.

Firmin, having retired from TV production, now produces engravings and linocuts which he prints on his 1961 Albion Press.

Warren Barton ended his playing days where he began, with Dagenham & Redbridge in the 2004 – 05 season and then coached the side during the week, working as a TV pundit at the weekend and at Brighton & Hove Albion part time on a consultancy basis.

Visitors to Barker's Panorama of London, painted as if viewed from the roof of Albion Mills on the South Bank, could purchase a series of six prints that modestly recalled the experience ; end-to-end the prints stretched 3. 25 metres.

Set during October and November UC 0083, the series focuses on the crew of the Earth Federation Space Force assault carrier Albion as they try to recover a nuclear-armed Gundam mobile suit stolen by a Zeon group at a base in Australia.

* Albion ( novel series ), a trilogy of novels of Arthurian Britain by Patrick McCormack

* Albion ( Gundam ), a fictional ship in the Gundam 0083 anime series

* Albion ( comics ), a 2005 six issue comic book limited series written by Alan Moore, Leah Moore and John Reppion

* Albion, a Marvel Comics character and X-Men villain in the New Excalibur series

* Albion, the fictional setting of the Fable video game series, thought to represent the archaic England

In order to gain these pieces of equipment, players must gain faction with their realms respective defenders ( the Azure for Hibernia, the Dragonbane Svartalf for Midgard, and the Stonecrush for Albion ) as well as complete a series of quests which ultimately end in slaying the adolescent and adult dragons.

The Operation Catapult was called « treachery » by both the Vichy and Free French ; the French State exploited this series of events in its anti-British propaganda which has a long running history back to the Perfidious Albion myth.

* November 1 – During the day, British Fleet Air Arm de Havilland Sea Venoms, Chance Vought Corsairs, and Hawker Sea Hawks from the aircraft carriers HMS Eagle, HMS Albion, and HMS Bulwark conduct a series of daylight strikes against Egyptian airbases, destroying 200 aircraft by nightfall and knocking the Egyptian Air Force out of action.

He provided cover artwork for the flagship title, Albion, the six-issue limited series written by Leah Moore and her husband, John Reppion ( and co-plotted by her father, Alan Moore ).

Sunderland Albion therefore became a founder member of the Football Alliance, whilst Sunderland AFC continued to play a series of friendly games.

Since then, the series has expanded with two sequels and two standalone expansions ; the latest being X3: Albion Prelude in 2011.

However, a series of short-term injuries meant he was unable to get a regular position in the first team and he moved to West Bromwich Albion.

Ashman's exploits had not gone unnoticed and, in 1967, he joined West Bromwich Albion, leading them in a series of exciting cup runs, crowned by victory in the 1968 FA Cup.

For its 30th anniversary in 2010, the company released a series of collaborative beers with the assistance of those Grossman considered an early influence on his brewing: Charlie Papazian, Fred Eckhardt, Fritz Maytag ( Anchor ) and Jack McAuliffe ( New Albion ).

At the end of the series, he eventually gets a job developing a settlement on the planet Albion.

In 2005, Peace was featured in the Alan Moore-written series Albion.

Nicholson Street runs from Spring Street in the city, and heads in a north-northeasterly direction for approximately 5 km, before it runs through a series of 3 bends for 500m before merging into Albion Street in Brunswick East, to the north.

The series starred Bob Saget, Kat Dennings, Brie Larson, Riley Smith, Beau Wirick, and Jerry Adler, and was produced by Albion Productions in association with Paramount Television.

The three companies of the Corps were to serve alongside their ship-borne Royal Marine counterparts from the Chesapeake squadron, commanded by Cockburn ( originally comprising HMS Albion, HMS Dragon, HMS Loire, HMS Jasseur and the schooner St Lawrence ) in a series of raids.

Following an acclaimed performance as William Blake in Peter Ackroyd's BBC television series The Romantics, Sutton joined the cast of Albion Rising at St. Giles in the Fields church, London, in April 2007.

In the fictional world of Ghosts of Albion, Queen Bodicea is one of three Ghosts who once were mystical protectors of Albion and assists the current protectors with advice and knowledge.

It then flows out of Jackson County and into Calhoun County before it goes through the town of Albion where the North Branch connects with the South Branch and they form to be one river.

The Lizard peninsula's original name may have been the Celtic name " Predannack " (" British one "); during the Iron Age ( Pytheas c. 325 BC ) and Roman period, Britain was known as Pretannike ( in Greek ) and as Albion ( and Britons the " Pretani ").

Albion were one of the founding members of The Football League in 1888 and have spent the majority of their existence in the top tier of English football.

Thus when the Football League started later that year, Albion became one of the twelve founder members.

* In the PC game Dark Age of Camelot, Lyonesse is a partially inundated zone at one end of the land of Albion, filled with ruins and dangerous monsters, many of them undead.

Staines is also home to a number of successful junior football clubs: Staines Town, Staines Lammas and Staines Albion, as well as girls clubs Kempton Girls FC — Colne Valley and the U11, one of the best girls junior clubs in Surrey.

* Nova Albion, never incorporated or settled, exact location unknown, claimed by Sir Francis Drake and one of the precedents for the British claims to the Pacific Northwest during the Oregon boundary dispute.

In addition, the Temple of Kwan Tai on Albion Street, California Historical Landmark # 927, may be as old as 1854 and is one of the oldest Chinese houses of worship in California.

Albion is one of the few cities in the Magic Valley region of Idaho founded before 1900.

Sandy has eighteen elementary schools ( Alta View, Altara, Bell View, Brookwood, Crescent, East Sandy, Edgemont, Granite, Lone Peak, Oakdale, Park Lane, Peruvian Park, Quail Hollow, Sandy, Silver Mesa, Sprucewood, Sunrise, Willow Canyon ), six middle schools ( Albion, Crescent View, Eastmont, Indian Hills, Mount Jordan, Union ), four high schools ( Jordan, Hillcrest, Brighton, and Alta ), one technical school ( Canyons Technical Education Center — CTEC ), and one alternative high school ( Southpointe ).

Also in 1838, the Samson was built for the Albion Mines Railway in Nova Scotia, and was one of the first engines to run in Canada.

The Albion Colliery in the village of Cilfynydd in 1894 was the site of one of the worst explosions within the South Wales coalfield, with the death of 290 colliers ( see Keir Hardie ).

* in London, the year sees one of the major theatrical flops of the Restoration era: Albion and Albanius — an allegorical drama in praise of Charles II, with text by John Dryden and music by Louis Grabu — is in rehearsals when Charles dies in February.

Blissett never played a first team game for Watford again, his only action in 1992 – 93 coming in shape of a three-match loan spell at West Bromwich Albion, which resulted in one Division Two goal.

Although she has the opportunity to kill Albion, one purpose of her infiltration, she is struck by an errant pulse from an ancient item used by Albion to extinguish power in England.

2, in the Albion level, ( a city based on London ), if you read a hippie's mind one of the thoughts is, " I hope I can get a job at the Ministry of Silly Walks.

In Blake's reworking of his mythical system, Urizen is one of the four Zoas that result from the division of the primordial man, Albion, and he continues to represent reason.

Nelson returned to Albion and completed his studies as one of the oldest students, where he graduated at the top of his class.

Notable former players of West Bromwich Albion include Ronnie Allen ( who later had a relatively unsuccessful spell as the club's manager ), Bryan Robson ( who was later the club's manager ), Laurie Cunningham ( one of the first black players to play for the England national football team, but who died in a car crash in 1989 aged only 33 ), Tony Brown ( the club's all time leading goalscorer ) and Jeff Astle ( who scored the club's winning goal in the 1968 FA Cup final and remained a cult figure among Albion fans ).