41. OrangeNet - "the Hub Of Orangeism On The Net" - The Orange Order Dublin and Wicklow District, Republic of Ireland. History, charity and contact information. http://www.orangenet.org/dublin.htm

OrangeNet Menu Latest News Genealogy Countries History ... Link to our web site Dublin and Wicklow District King William 111 Prince of Orange LOL 1313 From the foundation of the Orange Institution in 1795 to the early part of the twentieth century Dublin City and County was an important Protestant and Orange centre in Ireland. Dublin was the political capital of Ireland until the Act of Union in 1801, which closed the Irish Parliament and united it with Westminster. However Dublin remained the administrative capital of Ireland until partition in 1921. The first Grand Lodge of Ireland meeting was held in Dublin. The first Minute Book of the Grand Lodge reads as follows:- "That it is advisable that this first meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ireland should be on Monday the 9th Day of April at the House of Thomas Verner of Dawson Street Esq. Grand Master of the Counties of Londonderry, Tyrone and Fermanagh." The Dawson Street home was the town house of James Verner M.P. (A Member of the Irish Parliament), and father of Thomas Verner J.P. A Plaque in the footpath, erected by Dublin Corporation, now marks the place where the Verner house once stood. Dublin was therefore, as the administrative Capital of the Island, the natural headquarters for the Orange Institution and remained such until the Headquarters Buildings, the Fowler Memorial Hall in Rutland Square, was severely damaged in the Civil War. The Headquarters, situated in what is now Parnell Square, at the top of O'Connell Street, had been seized by the IRA, and in conjunction with the Rotunda, used as their headquarters. Following its evacuation by the IRA all the books and documents which had survived the siege were removed to Belfast where they were safely stored. The last public parade in Dublin was in 1936, when the Brethren were attacked as they walked from the Fowler Hall to Amiens St Station to travel by train to Belfast, for the annual 12th of July celebrations.

42. King William IV Heydon Award Winning Pub & Restaurant king william IV Heydon Award Winning Pub Restaurant. Three Times a Speciality. king william IV Heydon Award Winning Pub Restaurant. http://www.kingwilliv.freeuk.com/

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43. Mangohick Volunteer Fire Department Located in king william County. Includes photos, links, and a calendar. http://www.mangohickvfd.com

44. King William Historic District . Literary San Antonio The king william Historic District. San Antonio River and Tower Life Building viewed from king william Historic District. http://www.accd.edu/sac/english/mcquien/htmlfils/kingwill.htm

Literary San Antonio The King William Historic District San Antonio River and Tower Life Building viewed from King William Historic District The King William Historic District, located immediately south of downtown San Antonio on the east bank of the San Antonio River, was established in the 1840's, when a large number of Germans immigrated to Texas and settled in the vicinity of San Antonio. The main entry street into the area was named after Kaiser Wilhelm I, King of Prussia in the 1870's. During World War I the name was changed to Pershing Avenue, but a few years after the war the original name was restored, except in the English form of the name, King William, which the area has retained up to the present. In the 1870's about one-third of San Antonio's population spoke German. Beethoven Hall King William District Street View Naomi Shihab Nye's residence on S. Main Street Sandra Cisneros' "periwinkle purple" house on E. Guenther Street San Antonio River near historic Guenther House Restored Steves House on King William St.

45. King William III As king william III of England he accomplished far more for the welfare of the English people than had most of his nativeborn predecessors. http://www.bcpl.net/~cbladey/billy.html

William of Orange 1650-1702 For William's Geneology click here! Posthumous son of William II of Orange ruler of the United Netherlands. Married Mary daughter of James duke of York 1677 Short,asthmatic,stooped bad teeth and beaked nose. His family:Nassau was unhealthy and suffered from mysterious fevers of a tubeercular nature. Wiilliam was always weak and had a constant consumptive cough. His face was sullen and bloodless and scored with the deep lines which were the product of fighting ceaseles pain. He could not handle a horse or sword until full grown. His success in life came from the care he took to eat simply,drink little and obtain plenty of sleep. None the less he overcame all of these physical setbacks to present a dashing and inspiring figure on horseback in the thick of the fight. William II was obsessed with the destruction of Imperial France and the salvation of the Netherlands. As King William III of England he accomplished far more for the welfare of the English people than had most of his native-born predecessors. He removed the tyranny of games and reformed the nations political and financial institutions. His reign marked the transition from the personal government of the Stuarts to the parliamentary rule of the Hanoverians-control of the army was transferred to Parliament, a better system of finance was introduced and the Bank of England was established. The constitutioal rights of the people were set on a firmer basis. No matter what country was to deal with England they would deal with a constitutional monarchy after 1689 (for example Ireland-It was hard enough to win freedom from a constitutional monarchy for a republic-under the tyranny of an absolutist this would have been much more difficult as found the French who were forced to accomplish this with their bloody revolution)

46. Williamsburg Hotels King William Inn Williamsburg Virginia USA (mm/dd/yyyy), (mm/dd/yyyy), Star Rating king william Inn Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. More Information About Booking the king william Inn Online http://williamsburg-va-us.hotels-x.net/King-william-inn.html

47. 11th Century - Seal Of King William I : Virtual Museum - Millennium Exhibition Reverse of an impression of the Great Seal of king william I (PRO seal mould collection). The back or reverse of the seal shows the http://www.pro.gov.uk/virtualmuseum/millennium/domesday/seal/default.htm

Reverse of an impression of the Great Seal of King William I (PRO seal mould collection) The back or reverse of the seal shows the king enthroned, wearing a crown of three points on each of which is a fleur-de-lis, holding in his right hand a sword and in his left, an orb, a symbol of power. It bears the legend Hoc Anglis Regem Signo Fatearis Eundem a curt order - By this seal, acknowledge him to be king of the English. The obverse or front shows William on horseback, clad in hauberk of chain mail over a tunic and holding in one hand a lance and in the other a kite-shaped shield. It bears the legend Hoc Normannorum Willelmum Nosce Patronum Si i.e. By this seal recognise William Protector of the Normans. Domesday Book King William I Bayeux Tapestry

48. King William Street Adelaide: Information For King William Street: - Tour Adelai Adelaide s king william Street. Home to our Town Hall and General Post Office. Please click for a larger image king william Street http://www.touradelaide.com/adel_king_william_street.html

Local Information Local Shopping Local Adelaide News Adelaide's Sights How To Get Here Local Attractions Sign The Guest Book Here Adelaide's King William Street. Home to our Town Hall and General Post Office. There is a History Museum located in Edmond Wright House. King William Street Looking south from Rundle Mall In the distance is the Town Hall. Adelaide's Town Hall Town Hall Arches Queen Adelaide Inside Adelaide's Town Hall About Queen Adelaide Edmond Wright House c .1875 Once an ANZ Bank building. The old Adelaide Treasury Buildings have been fully renovated are now an upmarket Adelaide hotel Cnr King William and Flinders streets, Adelaide Plaque on Victoria Tower which forms part of the Adelaide G.P.O. Looking North up King William Street Adelaide GPO is on the left.

49. The Domesday Book Online - Landowners U-Z millennium. William, (the) King William the Conqueror. Duke of Normandy 1035-87. king william I of England 1066-87. William http://www.domesdaybook.co.uk/landownersu-z.html

home the domesday book background links FAQs glossary ... contents landowners domesday history Landowners A-C D-F G-I J-L ... S-T U-Z Related Links Landholding Contents Life in 11th Century Genealogy links ... Y V Valognes, Peter de - Nephew of William I ; married Albreda, sister of Eudo the Steward ; Sheriff of Essex and Herts. in 1086. Founded Binham Priory, Norfolk. Holdings in 6 counties in the east. Vere, Aubrey de - Perhaps from Ver, La Manche, or Ver, Calvados. Ancestor of de Vere earls of Oxford. Large holdings in Hunts. Also in Cambs., Essex, Middx., Suffolk. Vessey, Robert of - Holdings in Leics., Lincs., Northants. and Warwicks. W Walter, son of FitzOther - Founder of the House of Windsor; keeper of the Forests of Berkshire and Constable of Windsor Castle; ancestor of FitzGeralds of Ireland. Large holdings in Bucks. Also in Berks., Hants., Middx., Surrey. Walter, Abbot of St. Mary's of Evesham - Abbey 1077-1104. Abbey holdings in Gloucs., Northants., Warwicks. and Worcs. Wallingford, Wigot of - Related to Edward the Confessor . His Butler. Sheriff of Oxon. Made peace with William I . By 1086 his lands had gone to Miles Crispin and Robert d'Oilly Warenne, William de

50. San Antonio, TX Accommodations, Brackenridge House Bed And Breakfast Native Texan owners and innkeepers will guide you through your visit from their beautiful Greek Revival home in historic king william. Gourmet breakfast served in formal dining room or veranda. Hot tub, private baths and country Victorian d©cor add to your comfort and pleasure. http://www.brackenridgehouse.com

San Antonio, Texas Proud to be rated "excellent" by Historic and Hospitality Accommodations of Texas, Mobil and AAA If you want a small, intimate bed and breakfast comfortably furnished with family quilts and antiques, walking distance from the River Walk in historic King William, you don't have to look any further. The Brackenridge House is the answer to your needs. It will remind you of your grandmother's house, only better. You don't have to make your own bed or clean your plate or clear the table. Owners and innkeepers, Bennie and Sue Blansett will welcome you and see to your every need. Member: Professional Association of Innkeepers International (PAII), San Antonio Bed and Breakfast Association (SABBA), Concierge Association of San Antonio (CASA) and Texas Hotel and Motel Association (THMA) Your Hosts Directions Attractions Home Brackenridge House Bed and Breakfast 230 Madison · King William Historic District · San Antonio, Texas 78204

51. MPRA - King William Reservoir king william Reservoir. Citizens right to clean water protected! king william Reservoir Colonel Carroll s June 4 position to deny letter. http://www.mpra.org/cohoke.htm

King William Reservoir This is where you'll find information on the proposed King William Reservoir. Copies of all relevant documents are available at the MPRA office if you'd like to review them in person. Allow plenty of time, though the final Environmental Impact Statement is two phone book-sized volumes! Contact us if you'd like to set up a time to stop by. Reservoir Update! Corps issues recommended Record of Decision to deny the permit for Newport News' proposed King William Reservoir! see the Southern Environmental Law Center's Press Release see the Corps' Announcement Virginia Supreme Court Remands Standing Cases Back to Circuit Court Complete ruling: http://www.courts.state.va.us/opin.htm Text format version: http://www.courts.state.va.us/txtops/1000509.txt Corps Issues Guidance on the Permit Application (3 May 2000 Public Notice) Corps provides clarification on June decision, based on multiple problems (Col. Carroll's 3 February 2000 letter to Mayor Frank appears in full here) ... Executive Summary of the IWR Study referred to in Colonel Carroll's Letter MPRA's Letters of Support: To Colonel Carroll To Joseph Westphal (Pentagon) To Michael McCabe (EPA) MATTAPONI NAMED ONE OF AMERICA'S 20 MOST ENDANGERED RIVERS IN 1998 State Water Control Board issues amended draft VWPP to Newport News Appeal of Permit by Newport News (16 January 1998) Appeal of permit by MPRA and Others (15 January 1998) Press Release Appeal Text VWPP Permit with "Special Conditions" amendments issued (16 December 1997)

52. Derrycorry Purple Guards Temperance Loyal Orange Order Lodge No. 52 Loughgall District No 3, County Armagh, Northern Ireland. information on king william of Orange, battle of the Boyne, Ulster. Lodge history, parades, Drumcree, links and contact details. http://www.lol52.club24.co.uk/

53. Williamsburg Hotels - King William Inn - Williamsburg, VA Online Reservations for king william Inn. The king william Inn is one of the few remaining family owned and operated Lodging facilities in the area http://www.williamsburg.com/hotels/kingwilliam/

The King William Inn is for folks that like to be ` in the middle of everything ' that Williamsburg has to offer... but don't want to pay a king's ransom for a room to sleep in. ( Click Rates to see How Affordable ). You also receive a FREE Continental Breakfast every morning from 7 to 10 AM. You're a scant half-mile from the Historic Area ... a two minute drive to the Visitor Center ... five minutes to Busch Gardens. One of the best CENTRAL Locations to stay in Williamsburg... surrounded by a peaceful wooded setting on the edge of the famous Colonial Parkway . You're within walking distance to a great selection of family dining. ( Click Locator for Directions-Distances). The King William Inn is one of the few remaining family owned and operated Lodging facilities in the area... so you have the comfort of Personal Service and attention to your needs (also means there are no national franchise fees that you have to pay every day you stay). There are 183 spacious Guest Rooms... just remodeled in the Spring of 1998. Each has Color Cable TV with remote controls. Many Guest Rooms have a

54. King William Rufus Of England And The New Forest Treachery king william Rufus of England died mysteriously in New Forest. The power. king william Rufus of England and the New Forest Treachery. http://pa.essortment.com/williamrufuswil_rhcz.htm

King William Rufus of England and the New Forest Treachery King William Rufus of England died mysteriously in New Forest. The official story was a hunting accident, but many blamed his younger brother, Henry I, and called the act murder. Here is a brief investigation into the facts surrounding Rufus' death, and Henry's rise to power. In history, there are few mysteries more complexing than those involving the recording of two different causes to the same event, with no means of proving or disproving either theory. Such is the mystery which surrounds the death of William Rufus, King of England. Many things are recorded about William Rufus, both as a man and as King. But, if the cause of his death is to be believed as a simple hunting accident, then the darkness and depravity in which he is cast seems almost fictitious. However, to believe the stated theory that his death was a planned assassination opens an examination into a corruption in his nearest ministers which extends even as far as the holy chambers of the Vaticans highest post. bodyOffer(29389) To understand the events surrounding Williams death, it is imperative to understand his life. He was not a popular man, and even less popular as King. He was, in many ways, much like his father, William the Conqueror, which explains why he is also believed to have been the Conquerors favourite son and why, though he was the Conquerors third son, he was anointed as his fathers successor to the Throne of England. It also goes a long way toward explaining his unpopularity among the nobles and Church leaders of his time.

55. A San Antonio Bed And Breakfast On The Riverwalk, Oge House, San Antonio Texas A nineteenth century mansion on the banks of the San Antonio River, once owned by pioneer Texas Ranger, cattle rancher and businessman Louis Og©. The Og© House (Ohjhay), built in 1857, is today one of the crown jewels of the king william Historical District. http://www.ogeinn.com/

Oge Inn San Antonio, San Antonio bed and breakfast, san antonio hotels, san antonio texas, san antonio lodging, san antonio accomodations, bed and breakfasts san antonio, The Alamo, san antonio riverwalk, bed and breakfast getaways, bed and breakfasts texas, bed and breakfast directory, King William Historic District, san antonio Convention Center, san antnio Alamodome, Rivercenter Mall, Market Square, Sea World texas, Six Flags texas, texas honeymoons, san antonio business Featured in Texas Highways July 2003 Special Summer Rates Please call for more Information Step back in time to a bygone era in Texas history . . . T o a nineteenth century mansion on the banks of the San Antonio River, once owned by pioneer Texas Ranger, cattle rancher and businessman Louis Ogé. The Ogé House is an architectural work significant enough to be listed both on the National Register of Historic Places and as a Texas Historical Landmark. Elegantly decorated with period antiques, each of the five guest suites and five guest rooms has its own new private bath with wonderfully scented soaps and thick, fluffy towels. Most rooms have fireplaces and all are furnished with either a King or Queen sized bed, air conditioning, cable television, telephone and refrigerator. Each of the three floors has its own spacious veranda; each a perfect retreat for private relaxation. The graciously appointed grand foyer and the library, with its comfortable overstuffed chairs, glowing hearth and view of the river, provide inviting settings for meeting friends, reading or pleasant conversations. Breakfast is served in the formal dining room at private tables in view of the fireplace or on the majestic front veranda.

56. King William Restaurant The king william restaurant in the undercroft of the Painted Hall continues a tradition of dining in the Old Royal Naval College. http://www.greenwichfoundation.org.uk/the_wardroom.htm

The King William restaurant in the undercroft of the Painted Hall continues a tradition of dining in the Old Royal Naval College. The undercroft was the chosen dining area of the pensioners of Greenwich Hospital, and subsequently the Royal Navy. The Navy commenced using the Painted Hall as their dining room in 1939 and the wardroom operated continuously until 1998, and the Greenwich Foundation have now chosen to continue this tradition. The restaurant serves English cuisine with panache and fine wines. The restaurant is open for luncheon Monday to Friday and there is a varied menu specially selected by Head Chef Les Woolvern , and served under the watchful eye of Bernard Esseul, the Restaurant Manager. Sunday is a special day to visit Maritime Greenwich, and a traditional 3-course Sunday lunch can be enjoyed at £1 per head. The King William Restaurant is open from 12 noon - 4.30pm (last orders pm) Sunday and Tuesday to Friday. To reserve your table call 020 or email The Restaurant Greenwich Foundation

57. King William Hotel - Luton Airport Hotels Quotes And Booking Online Hotel At Lut Seventeenth century country pub on the village green, with restaurant, garden and children's play area. Rooms, rates, photos and menu. http://kingwilliamhotel.com

58. King William's War 1689-1698 king william’s War 16891698. king william s War was very different in aim and meaning in the colonies from what it was beyond the Atlantic. http://www.uswars.net/1689-1698/

King James II of England, unlike his profligate brother, Charles II, was extremely religious, and his religion was that of Rome. The large majority of the people of England were Protestants; but they would have submitted to a Catholic king had he not used his official power to convert the nation to Catholicism. From the time of James's accession, in 1685, the unrest increased, until, three years later, the opposition was so formidable that the monarch fled from his kingdom and took refuge in France. The daughter of James and her husband, the Prince of Orange, became the joint sovereigns of England as William and Mary. This movement is known in history as the English Revolution. The war dragged on for several years longer, but it consisted only in desultory sallies and frontier massacres. The towns of York, Maine, Durham, New Hampshire, and Groton, Massachusetts, were the scenes of bloody massacres, and hundreds of people were slain.2 In 1697 a treaty of peace was signed at Ryswick, a village near The Hague, and the cruel war was temporarily over. Acadia, which had been prematurely incorporated with Massachusetts, was restored to France. But this treaty was only a truce. The English and French nations had not learned to love each other, and the questions in dispute had made no progress toward settlement. After the death of William and Mary the crown of England was settled (1702) on Anne, the sister of Mary. James, the exiled king, died in 1701, and his son, known as James the Pretender, was proclaimed king of England by the French sovereign. This act alone would have brought another war, but there was another provocation. King Louis of France placed his grandson, Philip of Anjon, on the throne of Spain, and thus greatly increased his power among the dynasties of Europe. This was very distasteful to the English, and the war that followed was known as the War of the Spanish Succession. In America, however, it was styled Queen Anne's War (1702).

59. King William IV Trail British Walking Federation. king william IV TRAIL. ORGANISED BY ISE VALLEY VAGABONDS. START VENUE king william IV Inn, High Street, Kempston, Bedford. http://www.bwf-ivv.org.uk/king_william_iv_trail.htm

British Walking Federation KING WILLIAM IV TRAIL ORGANISED BY ISE VALLEY VAGABONDS CONTACT : Carol Jones, 138 Rushden Road, Wymington, Rushden, Northants. NN10 9LE Tel: 01933 314134 DISTANCE: km GRADE ENTRY FEE: £1.00 per walker (Cheques payable to Ise Valley Vagabonds) AWARD : Cloth Badge at £2.00 each ENTRY SYSTEM: P ostal START VENUE King William IV Inn, High Street, Kempston, Bedford. Map 15 GR CAR PARKING: At start venue. PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Bus service TERRAIN: Urban areas, minor roads, farmland, woods and riverside paths REFRESHMENTS: Available at the start and on the route. The final stretch along the river traverses an avenue of lime trees. Go to Route description This information is valid until 31 December 2 Home Ireland London South East ... Marston Vale Timberland [ King William IV Trail ] Cambridge Saffron Stroll Walden Gaddesden ... Haverhill PAGE UPDATED Sunday, 23. November 2003

60. Texas Bed And Breakfast, San Antonio, TX, Historic Victorian Lodging, Accommodat Consists of two 1890's historic landmarks in downtown king william Historic District. http://www.nobleinns.com

Noble Inns Properties Mailing Address: 102 Turner Street San Antonio, TX 78204 Office Address: 107 Madison Street Telephone: Reservations: Fax: E-mail: stay@nobleinns.com Website: www.nobleinns.com promotion by Welcome to Noble Inns (Click on the pictures to enlarge the view.) Noble Inns is proud to announce that AAA has again awarded the prestigious Four Diamond rating to The Jackson House for 2004. Coupled with its Three Star rating by the Mobil Travel Guide, The Jackson House continues to be the only bed and breakfast in Texas to have achieved both of these coveted ratings from the two industry leaders that rate lodging in the United States. S tep into one of NOBLE INNS' bed and breakfast properties and return to the elegance of a century ago. Located in the heart of San Antonio's King William Historic District, these beautiful homes reside in a restored Victorian-era neighborhood that represents the heritage of the city, as well as the proprietors. Both structures are impeccably restored, designated as historic landmarks and set in professionally landscaped grounds. L ife-long San Antonians, Don and Liesl Noble are the fifth and sixth generation of their families to live in King William. They have created a setting that reflects the hospitality and graciousness of a bygone era.

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