81. Special Thanks WG SMITH, ALLEN JANE SMITH, Mrs Mrs. CHARLES WALLACE, CHRIS DAVID Waters, MARJORIEWHITLOCK, BRAD LAURA WIGGINS, WILLIAM R MARY LOU WILEY, SALLY AVARY http://www.uplibrary.org/html/special_thanks.html

So Many Have Already Helped In So Many Ways! Kudos to . . . Robert Bruner , a Boy Scout working on his Eagle, recently organized a drive for video movies and audio books, and through his drive and diligence, collected over 500 video movies, and 100 auido books. What a great addition to our collections! Thanks, Robert!! We recently received a donation of $5,000 which was designated to pay the clerks on the Circulation Desk a really big boost in our funds! Thanks so much!! Glenn Galloway and his helper, Larry Futerfas have put in yoeman service in creation of our new library shelving from Hockaday. They have to be disassembled there, trucked over to our site, and reassembled here quite a job! And that is not to mention that all the books where they are going have to be temporarily moved, the old shelving taken out, and then the books reshelved on the new shelves. But what a difference the make!! Thanks, guys!! Terry Davenport is providing the funding for four brand-new permanent bookshelves, which will be used in the present location, and then transferred to our future permanent location, when it is built. Also for the wonderful children's table and four colorful chairs! Thanks, Terry! Dan Lovejoy and his daughter Terry Davenport who donated money for a few months of telephone service at the UP Public Library. We're now connected to the outside world! Our phone number at the UP Public Library is 214-363-9095.

82. SOUP ALLA MODANESE - Recipe Mrs. WG Water. Recipe. Soup alla Modanese. ngredients stock. spinach. butter. salt.eggs. Parmesan. nutmeg. croutons. 1 Wash one pound of spinach in five or six Waters, http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/tech/recipes/soup/SoupallaModanese/

SOUP ALLA MODANESE by Mrs. W. G. Water Terms Contents Recipe Recipe Soup alla Modanese ngredients: stock spinach butter salt eggs Parmesan nutmeg croutons Wash one pound of spinach in five or six waters, then chop it very fine and mix it with three ounces of butter, salt it and warm it up. Let it get cold, pass through a hair sieve, and add two eggs, a tablespoonful of grated Parmesan, and very little nutmeg. Add this to some boiling stock in a copper saucepan, put on the lid, and on the top put some hot coals so that the eggs may curdle and help to thicken the soup. Serve with fried croutons. Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you

83. Grackle Henry B. Nevins, Inc., City Island, NY; sponsored by Mrs. WG Kroepke; and Escort,minesweeping, and patrol duties in Caribbean Waters occupied her until she http://www.history.navy.mil/danfs/g7/grackle-ii.htm

Return to DANFS Index Return to Naval Historical Center homepage DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 Grackle An American blackbird. II (YMS-312: dp. 270; l. 136'; b. 24'6"; dr. 10'; s. 14 k.; cpl. 32; a. 140mm.; cl. YMS-136) The second Grackle was launched 9 November 1943 by Henry B. Nevins, Inc., City Island, N.Y.; sponsored by Mrs. W. G. Kroepke; and commissioned as YMS-312, December 1943, Lt. (j.g.) Ray G. Huling in command. She was redesignated Grackle (AMS-13) 18 February YMS-312 put in at Key West 4 February 1944 after shakedown and following sound training there steamed to Curacao, arriving 17 February. Escort, minesweeping, and patrol duties in Caribbean waters occupied her until she got underway 1 September 1945 for San Pedro, Calif., and Hawaii. Her duty in the Pacific terminated 9 April 1946 when YMS-312 steamed eastward through the Panama Canal for overhaul at Charleston, S.C. On 15 May the mine sweeper arrived Norfolk for operations in the Chesapeake Bay until November 1947 when she shifted her base to Charleston. Operations out of this base included tours

84. Cockermouth Mountain Rescue Team New Rescue Headquarters Appeal, Cumbria (Lake D Club HDK Liddell Maryisa Wiltshire Southport Fellwalking Club Steve Waters Mrs Cait IanBryden M.Cosway EJ.Garner (bequest) Mr Mrs Redford Mrs CE.Tan WG R http://www.cockermouthmrt.org.uk/fundraising.htm

CMRT Home Appeal home Photos Why? ... Patrons Fund-raising Awards New Headquarters Appeal Many thanks for all your fundraising efforts and generous donations totalling £454,973 Kevin Twigg starts his sponsored walk from Workington to Keswick Lena Curry presents a cheque, raised from running the London Marathon Round Table presentation at the new HQ site Dutch visitors donate their prize from winning a Lion's raffle Presentation at The Bitter End pub, Cockermouth Lloyds TSB bank, Cockermouth branch Direct Rail Services, Carlisle Cumberland Fell Runners (CFR) Casion night, with the help of Maryport Lions Joan Hully (Mayor of Copeland) with our Treasurer Jim Hall Galloping Horse Mountaineering Club Anne Martin and others from SPODS H.Allan Keith McNeil Mrs D.Proven Glenna Favell In memory of Jessie Lund Janine Fisher Kate - Lloyd Williams Norman Godfrey Mrs Joan Pollitt J.Boyle Claire Taylor Euan A M Lees Nicole Taylor N A Hendley SPODS Prof. Peter Isaac BNFL Miss Jean Downham David Greenhalgh Cockermouth Round Table Edith Stephenson Sven Pekelder and friends Sheila Richardson LDSAMRA MRC In memory of J.B.Joyce

85. Nuneaton Attleborough Baptist Church : More Pictures 1886 left for Mission Hall 1879 Arthur Kinder 1879 Leah Waters 1879 Mrs Leake W.Veasey Miss Leake Mrs. Maybury JJ Smith WG Leake Mrs. J. Chattaway http://users.churchserve.com/uk/attleboroughbaptist/namelist.html

Names appearing in our church history [Skip to list of Church members, 1840-1921] [Skip to list of Church members in 1921] Bosworth, Sarah, 1961 Brooks, Rev John, 1925 ... Wolfe, J, 1961 Register of Members from 1840 The first date given is that on which the person was admitted into membership of the church either by baptism as a believer or by transfer from another church. The third field gives details about such transfers, as well as reasons for later exclusion from membership. (These latter have not been transcribed into this document.) The final field is the date of decease. For the time being, the names are only transcribed here up to 1921. Mrs Hogg is member number 307 on a register which, by the end of the millennium, had reached 538. The above entries were transcribed in 2002 by Robert Few and stop here for the time being to avoid the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1988. Church members in 1921 Mrs. D. Fletcher G. Leake Mr. P. Paul (deacon) Miss J. Nixon " H. Wells Mrs. T. Lea

86. Obituaries U, V, W, George W. Woods, James T. Wooten, Mrs. Press Wooden. Mrs. WG Weatherly,White (child), Whitmore (child). Waters (child), Sarah Williams, X, Y, Z, http://www.tngenweb.org/bradley/Obituaries.html

Obituaries Bradley County, Tennessee Death Records of Select TN Counties A Arnold (child) Adams (child) B James Willis Breeden M. L. Breeden Mrs. W.M. Ball Asa Bean ... William M. Ball C Texanner Callahan Belle (Granny) Cartwright Charles S. Cartwright Lemuel Cartwright ... Myrah Christian D John C. Duggan Leslie Duggan Reece Davidson Mrs. Oscar Dickson ... Charles DeForest Duggan E F George Thomas Fisher G Julia Clapp Gerould Clementine Griffith John Griffith John H. Griffith ... Mrs. Nerve Gadd H George Hambright Mrs. Humbard Mrs. Jim Hunt George W. Hunt ... Belle Hickey I Mrs. L. D. Igou J John Johnson French Johnston K Julia Kirby Kerr (child) King (child) William Luther Keith L Mrs. S.R. Lee James Layne R. F. Lawson Lizzie Lawson M Thomas McLain Mary J. Manes Ed Maples McKillop (child) ... Elizabeth C. Mayfield N Elizabeth Nankivell Mrs. Tine North O P Isaac Pippinger Q R Rose Ann Rymer Eva Randolph Mr. Ratcliff Alfred Rodgers ... Rymer (child) S A.D.Scruggs Leola Smith Milburn B. Smith Wesley Swan ... Jethero D. Smith T Sarah Trewhitt Taylor (child) Hattie Thompson U V W George W. Woods James T. Wooten Mrs. Press Wooden Mrs. W. G. Weatherly ... Sarah Williams X Y Z

87. INFERIOR COURT INDEX OF NAMES Ball, Peter, Dudley, Charles R. Lenard, Scott, WG. Cobb, Mrs. Hembree, David, Oliver,William, Wasson, Samuel. TC, Hembree, Elihu M. Oliver, Patsey, Waters, William P. http://www.mindspring.com/~ednab/infr.html

INFERIOR COURT INDEX OF NAMES 1858 through 1879 Abbott, A. T. Day, J. W. Jones, John W. Reavis, James P Adams, old man Day, James Jones, John C. Reavis, John P. Adams, Thomas F. Dean, H. H Jones, Mr. Reese, J. A. Adams, Thomas S. Delaney, W. G. Jones, L. H. Reeve, J. M. Adams, Shockley Delaney, Mrs. Jones, M. H. Reynolds, E. P. Adams, Richard Delany, W. G. Jones, John B. Rice, J. Adams, M. H. Dempsey, J. J. Jones, John Richards, James Adams, Ed J. Dempsey, G. W. Jones, John Ridgeway, James M. Aiken, W. C. Dempsey J. George Jones, James E Roach, W. J. Alberson, Edward Dempsey, Jesse J. Jones, R. F. E. Robbins, G. W. Alberson, J. A. Dempsey, L. C. Jones, J. W. Robert, Col Alberson, S. J. Demsey , Jesse

88. GENUKI: Pigot & Co South Wales 1844 Hughes, WG Esq; Abercothy; Johns, Miss Eliza; Spilman st; Jones, Rev D Captain ;Spilman st; Vigor, Mrs H Stonehouse; Carmarthen; Waters, Mrs -; Picton terrace; http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/CMN/Carmarthen/Pigot1844.html

Carmarthen Contents The information below relating to Carmarthen [with the village of Abergwilly and neighbourhoods] was extracted by Gareth Hicks with the kind permission of the publishers from the CD of the same title as the main heading. For more books from Archive CD Books see their web page Carmarthen [with the village of Abergwilly and neighbourhoods] Carmarthen, styled the 'County of the Borough of Carmarthen', is 217 miles w. from London (by Brecon), 106 w. from Bristol (by Brecon), and 112 (by Neath and Swansea), 83 w. by s. from Hereford, 116 s.w. from Worcester, and between 8 and 9 from the sea. This ancient town is situated nearly in the centre of its county, and on the northern bank of the Towy- a river long celebrated for its salmon, and other fisheries. It was formerly surrounded by a high wall, with fortified gates; and the castle, still an interesting ruin, rises in baronial pomp above the town; it surrendered in the civil wars to the parliamentary forces, under General Langhorne, and has subsequently been suffered to go to decay. Carmarthen is governed by a mayor, recorder, town clerk, six peers (who act as justices), and two sheriffs, all of whom are elected annually by the burgesses. The great sessions for the county are held twice in the year, the quarter sessions alternately here and at Llandilo, and a mayor's court for the town and borough once a fortnight. The mayor for the time being is lord of the manor of the town. In conjunction with Llanelly, the borough returns one member to parliament, which privilege was conferred in the reign of Henry VIII.

89. Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City Walters, Ronald Francis, 613-2000, 2, 5, 18A, Age 49. Walters, WG, 10,70, 4, Waters, Mrs. Helena, 12-1-1844, 6-25-1910, 9, 64, WGAR, S/W Wifeof Edward. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ks/county/ford/cemeteries/maplegrovecemwawh.htm

Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City, Ford County, Kansas Transcription and Photos by Cindy Koegel with the help of records from the cemetery office. A Ba Be - Blea Bled - Brot ... Y - Z Name Birth Date Death Date Lot Block Div Other Information Wade, John W. Wade, Lettie Lee Age 81 Wade, Pamelia Wade, William Franklin Waggner, Cindy Jo Ann Baby Waggoner, Gary L. Age 50 Waggoner, Harold Waggoner, Myrtle Ellen Waggoner, William J. Age 92 Wagner, Wagner, Wagner, Ted Richard, Jr. Age 5 Wagner, Carol I. Age 49 Wagner, Drusilla Age 92 Wagner, Gerald Edward Age 80 Wagner, Kenneth E. Age 8 Wagner, Phillip Wagner, Rosalie Estella Age 84 Wagner, Russell Carl Wagner, William A. Wait, Samuel E. Wakefield, Elizabeth Wakefield, John A. Age 66 Wakefield, Ruby A. Wakeman, Lester Wakeman, Mabell M. Wakeman, Mary E. Walcott, Charles Age 84 Walcott, Rachel E. Age 84 Waldron, Barbara A. Old Calv Waldron, Kate Old Calv Waldron, Michael Old Calv Waldron, William Age 66 Walker, Walker, Baby Baby Walker, Alex C Walker, Barbara A Walker, Blanche E. Walker, Charles Age 85 Walker, Doris Jean Age 46 Walker, Dr. Joseph

90. Warren, Warwick, Washington, Westmoreland, County, Williamsburg And Winchester C WILLIAM G., Sgt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. WG Hagy, Abingdon Glade Spring Waters,CHARLES EDWARD, Cpl., A. Mother, Mrs. Bertha E. Waters, Damascus WEBB http://www.ls.net/~newriver/va/warrwwii.htm

Sponsored by Warren Warwick Washington , and Westmoreland , County; Williamsburg and Winchester City, Virginia World War II Deaths Transcribed by J. C. Weaver, September 8, 1998 WARREN COUNTY BALLARD, JOHN C., JR., Pvt., A. Mother, Mrs. Ruth G. Ballard, Front Royal BEATY, JAMES F., Pvt., A. Mother, Mrs. Irene Skellman, Front Royal BROY, NELSON HOWARD, Pvt., A. Wife,. Mrs. Hilda Katherine Kronk Broy, Reliance CAMERON, ORNDORFF HAMPTON. (See Arlington County) CARROLL, MILTON Roy, S/Sgt., A. Wife, Mrs. Bessie M. Seekfort Carroll, Cedarville CASAROTTI, EDWARD F., Pfc., A. Wife, Mrs. Vivian Casarotti, Front Royal CORRON, GEORGE W., JR., Pfc., A. Mother, Mrs. Grace S. Corron, Front Royal COX, LIVAN D., Pfc., A. Wife, Mrs. Della G. Cox, Front Royal CULLERS, HOLLIE GROVER, Pfc., A. Mother, Mrs. Sarah C. Cullers, Reliance DERFLINGER, FLOYD LEE, JR., 2nd Lt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Derfiinger, Reliance DERELINGER, JAMES M., Pvt., A. DERFLINGER, JAMEs ROLFE, 1st Lt., A. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Derfiinger, Reliance DULANEY, JAMES WILEORD. (See Rappahannock County)

91. Stories, Listed By Author BLAKE, MUIRSON, Mrs.; see pseudonym Jean Delaire (chron In Private Waters, (ss) Boy BLAKE,WG (chron.) * In the Workshop An Electric Light and Alarm Switchboard http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s118.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents BLACKWOOD, ALGERNON (chron.) (continued) The Man Whom the Trees Loved, (na) The London Magazine Mar 1912 Argosy (UK) Jan 1934 My Adventure with a Lion, (ss) Jun 2 1906 Nephele, (ss) Christmas 1921 The Pikestaffe Case, (nv) Tongues of Fire , Jenkins 1924; probably previously appeared in between 7/23 and 9/23. Argosy (UK) Oct 1928 A Psychical Invasion [ John Silence ], (na) John Silence , London: Nash 1908 Magazine of Horror Jul 1968 The Return, (ss) The Eye-Witness Jun 22 1911 How 7 Apr 1928 Sambo and Snitch [Chap. 4], (sl) The Merry-Go-Round Jul 1926 Testing His Courage, (ss) Sep 1904 The Wendigo, (na) The Lost Valley and Other Stories , London: Nash 1910 The Golden Book Magazine Aug 1933 The Willows, (na) The Listener and Other Stories , London: Eveleigh Nash 1907 Master Thriller Series The Listener and Other Stories , London: Eveleigh Nash 1907 Jun 1922 _, [ref.] Mark Samuels , (ar) Dementia 13 BLACKWOOD, WILLIAM (chron.) Ramsay MacDonald, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31 Nov 7 1931 BLACKY, EMIL J.

92. Fowler Cemetery, Saline County, Arkansas Jean ( Daughter of Mr. Mrs. WG Roberts) Roberts Shafer, Willie Mae Sill, Joseph* Sill, Mrs. Joseph* Smethers Helen G. Washington, Ruben L. Waters, Bettie E http://www.arkansasties.com/Saline/Fowler.htm

Home Search Cemetery List Order Photographs ... Queries # 104 - Fowler Cemetery Saline County, Arkansas Order photographs of this cemetery for $1.49! Abbott, Henry L. Abbott, Mary M. Abel, Henry L. Allen, Martha Rachel Allen, William Paul Bailey, Donna Banks, Victoria Louallen Barber, Hiley Louis* Barber, Sarah Barnes, J.B. Barnes, Lizzie Woodall Tipps Beard, Belma Lola Beard, Carl Beard, Hazel L. Beard, Lula Beard, W.C. Jr. Beard, William C. Berry, Tavy Deer Berry, William Berry, Wm. Blakely, Donald Ray Blakely, Jim Willis* Blakely, Larry Steven Blakley, Bertha Blakley, Frances Blaney, Ann Cooper Blaney, George E. Bono, Jakob Carroll Bowden, Luese Dodd Bowden, Millard O. Bowling, J.C. Breashears, Johnnie* Breshears, (Leander) Lee* Breshears, Charlie W. Breshears, Dewella* Breshears, Lowell B. Breshears, Perlie J.* Breshears, Sara E. Breshears, Scott Breshears, William Brooks, Anna M. Brooks, Jim A. Brooks, Jimmy Randall Brooks, Louis E. Brooks, Mollie E. Brooks, Otis "Chuff" Buffington, Frances A.

93. Fortieth Reunion In 1906 Mrs. Mary GOULD, Mrs. Lucy ROBINSON, Mrs. BF CLOUGH, Mrs. M. JennieCUTTING. Commissarysergeant WG Waters, who had planned his trip from Santa Barbara, Cal http://www.nextech.de/ma15mvi/primdocs/oct1906.htm

RECALL OLD ARMY DAYS : Fortieth Reunion of Men of 15 th Regiment. Observe Anniversary of Balls Bluff. Gen. J. W. Kimball Reelected President. Contributed by Charlene Olexiewicz , descendant of Church Howe The 40 th annual reunion of the 15 th regiment, Massachusetts volunteers, was in Worcester yesterday. The reunions are usually Oct. 21, the anniversary of the battle of Balls Bluff, near Leesburg, Va., in which the regiment lost 310 men, but the 21 st falling on Sunday this year the reunion was advanced to the day previous. The steady rainfall did not keep the veterans at home, and members of the regiment were present in large numbers, and beside the routine business, the splendid dinner and the speechmaking, swapped reminiscences and fought some of the old battles over again. At 10:30 a.m., the veterans assembled at the board of trade rooms, Foster street, for a business session. Gen. John W. KIMBALL, president of the regimental association, not having arrived from Fitchburg, comrade W. G. WATERS, Santa Barbara, Cal., was called to the chair amid rousing cheers. He opened the meeting by a few introductory remarks, and the minutes of the meeting of a year ago were read by Secretary Edward A. RICE, Worcester. A committee on nominations was appointed, consisting of the following:

94. 1866 American Association Of Spiritualists Groton—NL Fowler, WG Brown. VERMONT. Cincinnati—Mr. and Mrs. HT Ogden, Mr. andMrs. Judge, AGW Carter, Mr. DH Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. CH Waters, Mr. Henry http://www.spirithistory.com/66aas.html

The Banner of Light (Boston), September 1 Third Annual Convention of the American Association of Spiritualists, Providence, R. I.—Delegates and officers. DELEGATES. MASSACHUSETTS. Boston—John Wetherbee, H. F. Gardner, M. D., Charles H. Crowell, Mrs. J. H. Conant, A. B. Child, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wilson, Noah Little, Jacob Edson, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith, Jonathan Pierce, Miss Sarah A. Southworth, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hayward, Edward Haynes, George A. Bacon, J. H. W. Toohey, Edward S. Wheeler, A. E. Giles. Charlestown—First Society of Spiritualists: Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lane, Mrs. and Mrs. D. Hill, Mrs. L. F. Wood, Mrs. M. M. Wood, J. H. Bickford, Mrs. Annie Lord Chamberlain, Mrs. Anna Cushman, Mrs. D. Mansfield, Mrs. P. Stone. Independent Society of Spiritualists: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. York, Mrs. Susie A. Hutchinson, Mrs. Sarah A. Byrnes, Mrs. Hiram Brown, Mrs. Spencer Thomas, Mr. C. H. Vose. Lowell—N. S. Greenleaf, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nichols, Mrs. Mary Perrin, Enoch B. Carter, A. B. Plympton. Salem—George Knowlton, A. C. Robinson.

95. Church Records- Methodist Episcopalian- Susquehanna Co. Waters, Jennie Mrs. M, April 7, 1901, RL Clark, Westgate, Martha, M,June 23, 1901, RL Clark, Woodmansee, WG, M, October 15, 1905, EA Martin, http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasusque/churchrecords/mfcpz.html

Members in Full Connection Forest City and Vandling Methodist Episcopal Churches 1892 to 1906 Directory P Through Z Name............ Date......... Minister......... Removed........... Remarks........... P Pentecost, W. J. M J. C. Hogan Pentecost, Mrs. W. J. M J. C. Hogan Parkyn, John M J. C. Hogan Parkyn, Mrs. John M J. C. Hogan Peasnall, Oliver M August 20, 1893 J. C. Hogan By Letter, Oct 4, 1902 To Scranton- A great loss to us Peasnall, Ida S August 20, 1893 J. C. Hogan Married Arch H. Pentecost Park, W. W. M J. C. Hogan Left Town - By letter To Elmira Park, Mrs. W. W. M J. C. Hogan Left Town - By Letter To Elmira Pentecost, Rena M. S October 4, 1896 G. B. Stone See Mrs. Rena M. Horton Pentecost, Archie H. S October 4, 1896 G. B. Stone Pentecost, Inez D. S October 4, 1896 G. B. Stone Peasnall, Mrs. O. F.(T?) M August 13, 1899 I. N. Steelman Pentecost, Mrs. Arch H. M August 20, 1893 I. N. Steelman See Miss Ida Peasnall Perkins, Mrs. LeRoy C. M April 8, 1900 I. N. Steelman Pinckney, George S July 7, 1901 R. L. Clark From Presby. Church-Dunmore Perkins, LeRoy C. M R. L. Clark

96. SpendBling.com Online Store : Books : W G Waters Books WG Waters. All Products. change. Oil pollution from tanker operations causes, costs, controls by WG Waters 1980. 10. Books http://www.spendbling.com/store-mode-books-search_type-AuthorSearch-input_string

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97. Arts & Craft Societies Worcester Knitting Machine Club Contact, Mrs WG Davies (01905 820645). http://www.thisisworcester.co.uk/worcestershire/worcester/info/WEN_INFO54.html

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98. The Cook's Decameron - Soups Wash one pound of spinach in five or six Waters, then chop it very fineand mix it with three ounces of butter, salt it and warm it up. http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/tech/cooking/TheCooksDecameron/chap

The Cook's Decameron by Mrs. W. G. Water Terms Contents PART I The First Day ... INDEX Soups Soups o. 19. Clear Soup Ingredients: Stock meat, water, a bunch of herbs (thyme, parsley, chervil, bay leaf, basil, marjoram), three carrots, three turnips, three onions, three cloves stuck in the onions, one blade of mace. Cut up three pounds of stock meat small and put it in a stock pot with two quarts of cold water, three carrots, and three turnips cut up, three onions with a clove stuck in each one, a bunch of herbs and a blade of mace. Let it come to the boil and then draw it off, at once skim off all the scum, and keep it gently simmering, and occasionally add two or three tablespoonsful of cold water. Let it simmer all day, and then strain it through a fine cloth. Some of the liquor in which a calf's head has been cooked, or even a calf's foot, will greatly improve a clear soup. The stock should never be allowed to boil as long as the meat and vegetables are in the stock pot. No. 20. Zuppa Primaverile (Spring Soup) Ingredients: Clear soup, vegetables.

99. Europa - Public Health - Risk Assessment - Scientific Committees - Toxicity, Eco the secretariat to arrange if possible WG meetings back of ecological status of surfacewaters (March 1999 Mr. J. COSTADAVID, Mr Arpad SOMOGYI, Mrs A. FOKKEMA http://europa.eu.int/comm/health/ph_risk/committees/sct/docshtml/sct_out56_en.ht

en document.write(''); document.write('English'); EUROPA European Commission Public Health Contact ... Index document.write(' '); Overview of health policy Programme Health information Threats to health ... Minutes Minutes of the 12th plenary meeting of the Scientific Committee on Toxicity, Ecotoxicity and the Environment (CSTEE), 25 November 1999, Brussels Introduction 1. Welcoming address, apologies for absence and declarations of interest Apologies were received from Profs. Greim, Terracini and Utne-Skaare. 2. Adoption of the draft agenda The draft agenda was adopted but with a change in the order of some agenda points. A new point was added at the request of members. 3. Adoption of the draft minutes of the 11th CSTEE plenary meeting held on the 27/28 September 1999 in Brussels The adoption of the minutes was postponed pending clarification still needed on some minor points. The urgent need for this clarification was expressed by the CSTEE secretariat.

100. *W* EBook Authors - EBookMall - Alphabetical *W* eBook Authors listed alphabetically for the letter *W* including George Washington, Donald Mackenzie Wallace, Horace Walpole, Mary Wollstonecraft, Izaak Walton, Booker T. Washington, H.G. Wells, http://www.ebookmall.com/alpha-authors/w-authors

Alphabetical TOC Titles Authors eBook Authors - Alphabetical * W * Alphabetical Authors Last Name Authors Links Full Name Wallace Donald Mackenzie Wallace Wallace Lew Wallace Walpole Horace Walpole Walsh Tom Walsh Walton Izaak Walton Washington Booker T. Washington Washington George Washington Waters Mrs. W. G. Waters Webster Jean Webster Weems M. L. Weems Wells H. G. Wells Wells H.G. Wells Wetmore Helen Cody Wetmore Weyman Stanley J. Weyman Whale George Whale Wharton Edith Wharton Wheatley Henry B. Wheatley Wheatley Phillis Wheatley Whibley Charles Whibley White Andrew Dickson White White Gilbert White White Stewart Edward White Whitman Brad Whitman Whitman Walt Whitman Whittier John Greenleaf Whittier Whyte Alex. Whyte Widry RJ Widry Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin Wiggin Kate Douglas Wiggin Wilde Oscar Wilde Williams Henry Smith Williams Williams Valentine Williams Wilson Harriet E. Wilson

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