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The question of the initiative, and the course to be pursued in all legislative proceedings, in the House of convocation in ... Oxford, as argued from ... of the other members of the Hebdomadal Baord by Edward Greswell, 1837 Hereditary rank,: An essay, recited in the Theatre, at Oxford, Tuesday, June 28, 1808 ([Oxford. University. Chancellor's prize. English essay) by Charles Edward Grey, 1808 Oxford bibles: An article published in the British magazine for March 1833 by Edward Cardwell, 1833 William Paley: Godfather of Broadcasting by Daniel Alef, 2009-06-14 A PAGEANT OF HISTORY, THE REIGNS OF OUR KINGS AND QUEENS, FAMOUS PEOPLE AND EVENTS IN OUR HISTORY by INCL ROWLAND W PURTON; ALISON FARQUHAR; EDWARD BOYD; GARRY HOGG; R J MOSTYN; GARETH BROWNING; DIANA KEMP; GEORGE HOLROYD; M D GARROW; FRANCES COLLINGWOOD; JOHNSYLVESTER ETC, 1958-01-01

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41. I3014: Heath Richard ABBOTT
    TheNameCenter.com. Spencer ADKINS. . Family 1 Inez MARRIAGE+Homer edward ADKINS. INDEX. HOME. INDEX. Delinda Eveline collingwood. 1772 - .  
    http://www.thenamecenter.com/users/james/ged2html/d0000/g0000033.html

42. Hotel Discounts In Collingwood
    We hope to see you soon at the Best Western collingwood. Hotel Discounts, NovaScotia Hotel Discount, Ontario Hotel Discounts, Prince edward Island Hotels  
    http://www.hotelrooms.com/North_America_Canada_Ontario_Collingwood.html
    
    Extractions: Airports: Collingwood Airport 10 kilometers Completely renovated in 1995, the Best Western Collingwood was built 20 years ago in the tradition of Merry Olde England. We've tried to maintain some of the Tudor atmosphere without giving up any of the modern amenities. All climate-controlled rooms have a complete bath, remote cable television and direct-dial telephones with free local telephone calls. Easy access first floor entrances, non-smoking, king-size and family rooms as well as an indoor pool and sauna are available for your convenience. All of this is located within minutes of downhill skiing at Blue Mountain, and just minutes from the world's longest freshwater beach at Wasaga. We hope to see you soon at the Best Western Collingwood.

43. Hotel Discounts In Prince Edward Island
    Bancroft, Barrie, Belleville, Brampton, Brantford, Brockville, Cambridge, Cobourg,Cochrane, collingwood, Cornwall, Dryden Prince edward Island Charlottetown.  
    http://www.hotelrooms.com/North_America_Canada_Prince_Edward_Island.html

44. Vancouver Park Board - Parks And Gardens
    Overpass. Price, Renfrewcollingwood, Price St. Boundary Rd. 0.35. Prince edward,Riley-Little Mountain, Sophia Prince edward Sts., East 21st and East 22nd Aves.  
    http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/parks/parks/list/indexa.htm
    
    Extractions: List of Parks by Neighbourhood Park Name Neighbourhood Address Arbutus Ridge South Cambie top Mount Pleasant A Adanac Hastings-Sunrise Alexandra West End Alice Townley Grandview-Woodland Almond Kitsilano Angus Shaughnessy Angus Dr. Arbutus Kerrisdale Arbutus Village Arbutus Ridge top Ash Marpole B Balaclava Dunbar-Southlands Barclay Heritage Square West End Bates Hastings-Sunrise Beaconsfield Renfrew-Collingwood Bobolink Victoria-Fraserview Braemar South Cambie Brewers Kensington-Cedar Cottage Victoria Dr. north of Kingsway top Burrard View Hastings-Sunrise C Callister Hastings-Sunrise Cambie Oakridge Cambridge Grandview-Woodland Captain Cook Killarney Cariboo Renfrew-Collingwood Carleton Renfrew-Collingwood Carnarvon Arbutus Ridge Cartier Riley-Little Mountain Cathedral Square Downtown Cedar Cottage Kensington-Cedar Cottage Chaldecott Dunbar-Southlands Champlain Heights Killarney Charles Hastings-Sunrise Charlson Fairview China Creek North Mount Pleasant China Creek South Mount Pleasant Choklit Fairview Clark Kensington-Cedar Cottage Clinton Hastings-Sunrise Coal Harbour Downtown Collingwood Renfrew-Collingwood Columbia Oakridge Connaught Kitsilano top Coopers Downtown Pacific Blvd. under Cambie St. Bridge

45. The Letter "C"
    buried 13 June 1569 *Chung, edward Archie *Chung, Nicolene Andrea born December13 of Buchan, Roger born about 1150 died after 1179 *collingwood, John born  
    http://www.mathematical.com/cccc.html

46. List Of Mayors 1700 - 1799
    1738, Nathaniel Clayton, William Greenwell. 1739, Cuthbert Fenwick, Cuthbertcollingwood. 1740, edward collingwood, Ralph Sowerby. 1741, Robert Sorsbie, JohnOrd.  
    http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/lordmayor.nsf/a/1700-1799
    
    Extractions: Jonathan Rodham Henry Dalston William Ellison Ralph Reed Matthew Fetherstonhaugh Francis Rudston Henry Reay Joseph Green Richard Ridley Nicholas Fenwick Edward Johnson Roger Matfen Henry Dalston Nathaniel Clayton Ralph Reed Francis Johnson Francis Rudstone John Kelly Sir William Blackett Thomas Stephenson Joseph Green Cuthbert Fenwicke Nicholas Fenwick Jacob Rutter Francis Johnson Stephen Coulson William Ellison Robert Sorsbie Matthew Fetherstonhaugh Richard Swinburn William Carr James Moncaster Nathaniel Clayton Thomas Wasse Nicholas Fenwick Joseph Liddell Cuthbert Fenwick Robert Johnson Stephen Coulson John Stephenson Henry Reay Cuthbert Smith Francis Rudston William Harbottle Robert Sorsbie Chaloner Cooper Richard Ridley William Fenwick Matthew Ridley John Simson William Ellison Robert Ellison Walter Blackett John Wilkinson Nicholas Fenwick Matthew Bell William Carr Jonathan Sorsbie Nathaniel Clayton William Greenwell Cuthbert Fenwick Cuthbert Collingwood Edward Collingwood Ralph Sowerby Robert Sorsbie John Ord John Simpson William Peareth Ralph Sowerby George Colpitts John Ord (d)

47. EDWARD ELGAR: Other Orchestral Works: The Music, The Recordings: A Discussion
    Best of all, however, is Lawrance collingwood with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra(EMI, 1964 recording). collingwood Click HERE to buy at Amazon UK.  
    http://www.geocities.com/hansenk69/minor.html
    
    Extractions: D. Click HERE to navigate around this Website The following compositions are discussed Bavarian Dances Chanson de Nuit/Matin Crown of India Dream Children ... Elegy and Sospiri King Arthur Nursery Suite Polonia ... Wand of Youth Note: If you live in the UK and wish to purchase some of the recordings discussed in this section, I've provided links to Amazon UK for specific recordings. If you live in the USA, go to Amazon.com or , two excellent sources for CDs. BAVARIAN DANCES, OP. 27 Duration: 10 minutes Elgar took three sections from his choral work, Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands , and arranged them for orchestra. Lightweight but charming and elegant music. (Click HERE to learn more about the choral version, Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands The movements of the piece are as follows: The Dance Lullaby The Marksmen Sir Adrian Boult (London Philharmonic Orchestra, EMI, 1967) is excellent. Click HERE to buy at Amazon UK. GO TO TOP OF PAGE CHANSON DE NUIT OP. 15 NO. 1 CHANSON DE MATIN , OP. 15 NO. 2 Duration: 7 minutes total for both Originally for violin and piano, Elgar arranged these lovely salon pieces for orchestra; unforgettable, slightly sentimental melodies you can't forget.

48. Western Front Association Contributed Articles
    edward James Vibart collingwoodThompson was born in Taunton on 8 December1893, the only son of Mr and Mrs edward collingwood-Thompson.  
    http://www.westernfrontassociation.com/thegreatwar/articles/individuals/collingw
    
    Extractions: Guardian; Town of La Ferte-sous-Jouarre. Edward James Vibart Collingwood-Thompson was born in Taunton on 8 December 1893, the only son of Mr and Mrs Edward Collingwood-Thompson. Educated at Cheltenham and The Oratory School, Edgbaston, (a Catholic school now at Woodcote, Reading) he won a prize cadetship for the RMC Sandhurst but decided to enter Woolwich instead. From there he obtained his probationary commission in the 3rd Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in September 1913. Attached to the second Battalion when war broke out, he went with them to France on 11th August 1914 where he was gazetted to the Regular Army on 1st September 1914. Collingwood-Thompson was taken to 12th Field Ambulance in Perreuse Chateau where he died at 4am the following day. He was buried in the Grounds of the Chateau - later used by French medical units - which its owner afterwards presented to the French Government as a permanent cemetery. Most of the graves are British.

49. Christopher Edward Cottier/Petra Mary Dorssers Family Group
    m 20 January 1953 Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Canada. Christopher edward Cottier. PetraMary Dorssers. Anna Mary Cottier. Student collingwood School, West Vancouver.  
    http://www.downie01.freeserve.co.uk/cec_pmd.htm
    
    Extractions: Christopher Edward Cottier and Petra Mary Dorssers Douglas Joseph Cottier Julia Mary Margaret Downie Theodore Batholemew Dorssers Mary Helen Engelen Housewife b 25 September 1921 Liverpool, England b 13 January 1926 Ashton-on-Mersey, England b 10 March 1928 Helden-Panningen, Holland b 10 July 1933 Herkenbosch, Limburg, Holland d 22 April 1984 Toronto, Canada Lives in Toronto, Canada Lives in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Canada. Lives in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Canada m 23 May 1945 Cape Town, South Africa m 20 January 1953 Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Canada Christopher Edward Cottier Petra Mary Dorssers Investment Advisor, Vancouver, Canada Certified General Accountant, Vancouver, Canada b 9 September 1951 Pretoria, South Africa b 12 May 1955 Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Canada m 9 August 1986 West Vancouver, Canada Douglas Gordon Cottier Anna Mary Cottier Student Collingwood School, West Vancouver Student Collingwood School, West Vancouver

50. Longer Articles: Battles
    Africa, Captain Henry Digby, 64. British Fleet Lee Column. SHIP, COMMANDER, GUNS.Royal Sovereign, ViceAdmiral Cithbert collingwood, Captain edward Rotherham, 47.  
    http://www.rickard.karoo.net/battleslong.html
    
    Extractions: The Aftermath Intro The campaign that led to Crecy and the siege of Calais marked a change in Edward III's policy. Prior to this point, he had tried to use alliances against the French, and had spent a great deal of money gaining allies in Flanders and the Empire. This policy had failed to produce any real results, and had caused a financial crisis in England that briefly threatened a return to the confusion of Edward II's reign. Instead of relying on allies, Edward mounted this campaign with an English and Welsh army, with a large contingent of archers. The army contained the retinues of aristocratic captains, as well as a sizable number of county levies. The main exception to the call to arms were the northern nobles, who were left in place to defend against any Scottish attack, a policy that provided its worth against the Scottish invasion that was defeated at Nevilles Cross (17 October) Edward's army landed at La Hogue on 22 July, and spent the next month marching through Normandy, although the only major gain was the capture of Caen (26 July). Philip of France had mobilized the entire fighting strength of France, and while his army was gathering at Paris, he destroyed all of the bridges over the Seine, hoping to keep Edward pinned down in Normandy. Edward decided to gamble on a march towards Flanders, which would take him past Paris and force him to cross the Seine and the Somme. Both rivers were formidable obstacles. Edward was able to repair one of the bridges over the Seine, but the Somme proved a greater obstacle, with the bridges destroyed and the fords guarded. Luckly for Edward, he was told of a tidal ford, and was able to beat off the troops that guarded it, and cross over, with Philip's troops snapping at his heels (24 August). The tide then turned, and the French were unable to chase his army. Campaign

51. *** 1847T ***
    grazier Darabin Creek Talbot Richard Gilbert JP settler Barwon River TalbotWilliam shoemaker Charles street collingwood Tame edward plasterer Bourke  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dotwells/1847T.htm

52. Collingwood 1875
    taken there by the steamer Taupo . The collingwood was commanded by Captain Black.Family Name, Age, Occupation, County/Country, HOTOU, George, HUDSON, edward, Daniel,  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~shipstonz/PassLists/collingwood1875.htm

53. Collingwood Matchmaking
    Alberta singles matchmaking service, Summerside Prince edward Island matchmakingprofiles, Summerside Prince edward Island singles collingwood matchmaking.  
    http://matchmaking.americanpersonals.com/singles/9971.html

54. World War II On The Air: Edward R. Murrow And The Broadcasts That Riveted A Nati
    intriguing book which creatively captures the history of edward R. Murrow Eric Sevareid,Howard K. Smith, Larry LaSueur, Charles collingwood, Winston Burdett  
    http://www.entertainment-reviews.com/World_War_II_on_the_Air_Edward_R_Murrow_and
    
    Extractions: I read the Rise and Fall on the 3rd Reich in high school, and I had always thought of Wm Shirer as a historian - I had no idea that he was a reporter during the war, and had a unique seat and understanding watching the Nazi drama unfold. Great book. You can really appreciate the difficulty of getting a live broadcast from Europe done in 1938, and how hard Murrow and company worked at it. There was no "press freedom" then, and the deference the press is shown today didnt exist then. They were a courageous bunch, Morrows boys. And look at the roster! Murrow and Shirer, Eric Sevareid, Howard K. Smith, Charles Collingwood, and back in New York, William Paley was calling the shots and rooting Murrow on. What a collection of talent. Amazing.

55. A_Surnames
    Ardlie JM and Robert, farmers, Moonee Ponds. Argyle edward, butcher, Fore Close Street¸collingwood. Argus Edith Veale, dress maker, Little Brunswick St¸ collingwood.  
    http://home.webaxs.net/~rncutter/portphillip/directory/Asurnames.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Port Phillip Main Page A surnames NAME POSITION OCCUPATION LOCATION ADDRESS Abbott John settler Gipps Land Abbott George farmer Bushy Park near Clowe's station Abbott Sarah laundress Collins street A'Beckett William Resident Judge Collins street Abrahams Joseph plasterer Little Bourke street Abrahams Abraham merchant Bourke street Abrahams William carpenter Queen street Acker John brickmaker South Yarra Acorn Thomas shop porter Little Collins street Adams Benjamin laborer lane off Bourke street Adams Edward Boyd surgeon Adams Richard farmer Adams Sarah dressmaker Lonsdale street Adams Oliver malster Adams Robert settler Hopkins River Addicot John carpenter Collingwood C.C.L. Addison and Murray settlers Aden Thomas shoemaker Bourke street Adeney William settler Affleck Alexander butcher Little Collins street Affleck William settler Glenelg River Agnew James clerk Little Bourke street Ahern Daniel farmer Merri Creek Ahern Timothy farmer Merri Creek Ahern Jeremiah farmer Darabin Creek Ahern Phillip shoemaker Little Bourke street Aiken Thomas baker Collins Street Ainslie Margaret teacher Swanston street Ainslie Robert Inspector of Cattle market Melbourne Airey John Moore RN Marrabool River Airey George S.

56. Project Gutenberg - Author Index: C
    Clarendon, edward Hyde, Earl of. Life Of edward Earl Of Clarendon — Volume 02.Claretie, Jules. Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3. collingwood, Stuart Dodgson.  
    http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/IA_C

57. Unlinked Nankivells.htm
    Children. Minnie May Nankivell c1880 b. collingwood, Victoria. Thomas edward Nankivell(son of the above William – Re Doug Mumma) married Mary Ann Cullen.  
    http://www.users.bigpond.com/carlindie/unlinked nankivells.htm
    
    Extractions: Unconnected Nankivell’s/Family Groups (1) Victoria, Australia John Nankivell c1829 to 1906 Died at Prahran, Victoria James Nankivell married Jane Nicholls, no other info? Children John Nankivell c1841 to 1893 (52) Died at Coburg, Victoria Samuel Nankill, c1813 to 1855 (42) From Exeter Children- Maria Nankivell c1832 to 1863 (31) Born in Cornwall, Died Victoria, Married Mark Whitford Children Mary Jane Whitford b1857 to 1941 (84) b. Ballarat, Vic, d. M Ponds, Vic Married Long John Whitford b. Ballarat, Victoria Emily Ellen Whitford b1860 to 1938 (77) b. Ballarat, Victoria Married Phillips Children Ruth Nankivell d. Ballarat, Victoria Married John Jenner Nicholls Children Ann Nicholls c1852 to 1937 (85) Ruth Nankivell Nicholls b1854 to 1942 (88) b. Chilwell, Victoria Married Robert Brockett Inglis Children Ruth Nankivell Inglis c1878 to c1957 (78) Died at Ripp, Victoria John James Nicholls c1856 to b. Chilwell, Victoria William Nicholls c1859 to b. Chilwell, Victoria Elizabeth Jane Nicholls c1860 to 1934 (74) b. Chilwell, Victoria, d. Ballarat, Vic Married Selkirk Ann Inglis c1886 to 1936 (50) Died Elsternwick, Vic

58. Genealogy Data
    Katerine Gender Female Birth 1969 in Nelson,NZ collingwood, David Philip Gender Baldwin,edward Cyril Gender Male Birth about 1904 in Islington Occupation  
    http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~Sgrahamf/dat33.htm

59. DURHAM WILLS 1787 - 1803
    Grace; Barbara Hannah, servant to cousin Ann collingwood; Elizabeth and John Watson,servants to Ann collingwood. Witnesses John Wilson; edward Lawson; ROBERT  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/harry.coxon/Wills.htm
    
    Extractions: JOHN COXON , clerk, Sunderland, 22 June 1787 Son Michael; William Jackson; grandchildren (minors), JOHN COXON, RALPH COXON, BARBARA COXON and ELIZABETH COXON ; granddaughter Margaret, daughter of MICHAEL COXON ; Mr.Jasper Harrison. Witnesses:Thomas Arlot;William Charlton; Andrew Hancill. Ralph Heron, gent, Moor Ridge House, Elsdon, 10 June 1786 Cousin John Hedley, Newcastle, cheesemonger; George Chisholm, Clennell, Northumberland, gent; Roger Marshall, Blindburn, Northumberland, farmer; John Marshall, Carlisle, linen draper; Roger Heron, Yetsfield, Northumberland, farmer; Anthony Heron, Yetsfield, Northumberland, farmer; John Robson, Trows, Northumberland, farmer; James Robson, Croydon, Surrey, saddler; Hannah Marshall and Thomas Akenhead Marshall, children of Robert Marshall, late of Mainside, North Britain, farmer, deceased; wife Eleanor Heron; William and Anthony Marshall, sons of above Roger Marshall by Margaret his late wife, deceased; Eleanor Marshall, Newcastle, spinster; Eleanor Hall, Newcastle, spinster; Elizabeth Hall, Newcastle, spinster; Eleanor Davison, wife of Andrew Davison, Middleton, North Britain, innkeeper; Susannah Marshall, wife of above Roger Marshall. Witnesses: James Murray, James Turnbull, ANTHONY COXON Thomas Wake, farmer, Benwell, p Newcastle St.John, 25 August 1790 Sons Andrew Wake, Thomas Wake, John Wake and Joseph Wake; Matthew Dodds, Thomas Hymers, John Lisle and Richard Harle, occupiers of property in Benwell; daughter Ann, wife of Joseph Nailor, mariner; daughter Elizabeth Wake. Witnesses:

60. Academy History
    With outstanding leaders, such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles collingwood,edward R. Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil Rathbone  
    http://www.emmyonline.org/emmy/history.html
    
    Extractions: Since those heady, early days, there has been extraordinary growth in number of members, number of Chapters and in the depth and breadth of programs and services. Membership has multiplied to more than 13,000, making the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences the single largest television industry professional organization in the world.

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