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Harry Pollitt : a biography / by John Mahon by John (1901-1975) Mahon, 1976 SIXTY SONGS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN THE CLARENDON SONG BOOK SERIES by HERBERT WISEMAN AND JOHN WISHART. NEW TEXTS BY FRANCES B. WOOD EDITED BY W. GILLIES WHITTAKER, 1000 A SECOND SIXTY SONGS FOR LITTLE CHILDRENTHE CLARENDON SONG BOOK SERIES by HERBERT WISEMAN AND JOHN WISHART. NEW TEXTS BY FRANCES B. WOOD EDITED BY W. GILLIES WHITTAKER, 1000 JOURNEY TO ALPHA CENTAURI. HOW WE WILL REACH THE STARS, ETC by JOHN WISHART MACVEY, 1969-01-01 London, Midland and Scottish Railway: Origin and subsequent development of the railways in Scotland by John Wishart Fairlie Gardner, 1934 1992 by John Grahl, John Teague, 1990-10-25 The Fact of Prayer by John Elliott Wishart, 1927-01-01 Principles and Practice of Field Experimentation by John Wishart, H.G. Sanders, 1955-12 Wishart Distribution: Statistics, Chi-Square Distribution, Gamma Distribution,John Wishart (statistician), Probability Distribution,Matrix (mathematics), Random Variable The Queen's Bridge. (Reel.) Dance devised by Mrs. Anne Wishart and John Williamson. Music composed & arranged by D. Auld, etc. [P. F.] by Derek Auld, 1960 Master George: The story of George Wishart, friend and teacher of John Knox by David McDougall, 1946 Poemes: A Collaboration Between Pierre Martory, John Ashbery, Francis Wishart and Patricia Scanlan by Pierre Martory, 2005-10-19 Earthwork in railway engineering. by John W. F. Gardner. by Gardner. John Wishart Fairlie., 1922-01-01 The fact of prayer, its problems and possibilities, by John Elliott Wishart, 1927

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21. Family Of John Wishart & Agnes Stalker Haig
    Family of john wishart Agnes Stalker Haig. 7. Alexander wishart (john3, Alexander2,john1). Alexander was born in Kinghorn, Fife, on 18 February 1873.  
    http://scottwishart.co.uk/genealogy/wishart/index3.html
    
    Extractions: 1901 Census: 47 Bridgeton, Kinghorn, Fife - Formerly Carter (Imbecile) 8. Agnes Haig Wishart (John , Alexander , John ). Agnes Haig was born in Pathhead, Dysart, Fife, on 22 October 1874. Agnes Haig died at 6 Kinghorn Road in Kirkcaldy, Fife, on 5 June 1967; she was 92. Census returns for Agnes Haig Wishart:

22. John Knox
    john Knox first publicly professed the Protestant faith about the end of immediateinstrument of his actual conversion was probably George wishart, who, after  
    http://www.greatsite.com/timeline-english-bible-history/john-knox.html
    
    Extractions: You are here: Home English Bible History John Knox John Knox first publicly professed the Protestant faith about the end of 1545. His mind had in all probability been directed to that faith for some time before the change was avowed. The immediate instrument of his actual conversion was probably George Wishart, who, after a period of banishment, returned to his native country in 1544, to perish, within two years, at the stake, as the last and most illustrious of the victims of Cardinal Beaton. Among other places where he preached the Reformed doctrines Wishart had come to East Lothian in Dec., 1545, and there he made Knox's acquaintance. While residing in the castle of St.Andrews, a stronghold and place of refuge for many Protestants, in July of 1574, the castle was seized by outside forces and John Knox became a French galley-slave for nineteen months. There he experienced hardships and miseries which are said to have permanently injured his health. On his release, which took place early in 1549, through the intervention, apparently, of the English government, Knox found that in the existing state of the country, he could be of little use in his beloved Scotland. For nearly ten years, he submitted to voluntary exile, like many of the worthiest of his countrymen in those troublous times. All these years, however, he devoted himself to ministerial labors in connection with the Reformed Church. His duty was provided for him in England, for the space of about five years as a minister of the English Church.

23. Untitled
    Oasis; Edmonton WINKELAAR, john; Riverdale, From Fraser Flats Wheatland wishart, Joe; Akokiniskway; Mountainview wishart, john; Akokiniskway; Mountainview wishart, john ; The  
    http://users.rootsweb.com/~canab/lhb/win.txt

24. Wishart Family
    Catharine s 9 children were 1. Jennet Cecilia; 2. Peggy Traill married WilliamSclater their daughter Mary married john wishart of Westquoy; 3. Catharine; 4  
    http://www.btinternet.com/~marion.mcleod/page4.html
    
    Extractions: My research into the Wishart families in Orkney has resulted in a large Wishart tree covering all the Orphir and Sandwick Wishart families. I have found nearly all the descendants from each child of Nicol Wishart and Helen Aitkine which makes this a very large tree. I also accumulated information on the Wisharts in South Ronaldsay, Orkney. If anyone with Orcadian Wishart blood in their family wishes to check that their Wishart background is included or they want to include further details please email me.

25. John Bain And Mary Agnes Wishart
    Researching our Ancestors. john Bain married Mary Agnes wishart at Cairns in 1898.john died 3/2/1929 and is buried at Atherton, Qld. Australia. Children  
    http://home.austarnet.com.au/pottsy2/JohnBain1860.htm

26. John M Wishart - Dermatologist In Auckland
    Directory of NZ Dermatologists. john M wishart. MBChB (Otago) FRACP.  
    http://www.dermnetnz.org/pre/dir/list/wishart.html

27. John Knox, The Thundering Scot
    courageous men. Two of these, Patrick Hamilton and George wishart,are little known today; the third is john Knox. Yet in God s  
    http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/kjscot.htm
    
    Extractions: A post card pictures a simple stone set in the ground of a square in Edinburgh, Scotland, commemorating the traditional spot of an uncertain grave. Inscribed on the stone is only "I.K. 1572" (for Ioannes [John] Knox). I found the post card between the pages of one of the well-used books in the library of Dr. Charles D. Brokenshire, a saintly scholar and revered teacher. On the opposite side of the card he had written to a nephew this message: "Scotland has erected no monument on the grave of John Knox, for Scotland is his monument. He was courageous and true. Dear nephew, may you be such a man." The truth of that message has been remembered profitably by one for whom it was never intended. "Scotland is his monument." That noble testimony is understood best after viewing that kingdom on the eve of the sixteenth-century reformation. The country was weak; the soil was poor; commerce and learning were backward. There was border warfare regularly and full-scale war with England recurrently. Feudal disorganization and blood feuds made peace uncommon. The Roman Catholic church owned half of the country's wealth. That wealth was enjoyed by the higher clergy and by some favored nobles, while the lower clergy and the people paid the tithes. No country in Europe had greater religious corruption. The clergy were ignorant, incompetent, and uncouth. Parsons and monks were often hated by the laity. Superstition and ignorance were only slightly abated by the filtering northward of renaissance humanism and the Lollardy (followers of John Wyclif's teaching). The condition of the land has been described as "medieval semi-barbarism."

28. The Herald
    RUTH wishart, May 07 2004. Thursday morning, May 12, 1994, and the political wasabout to become very personal. My husband phoned to tell me john Smith had been  
    http://www.theherald.co.uk/features/15629.shtml
    
    Extractions: In the village that is Scotland, I came to know the Smith family through writing about politics. Occasionally, when both parents were away and the girls were younger, I had stayed in their home as a nominal minder. On mornings like these, instinct triumphs over common sense. I drove straight to the house. The demise of a political leader leaves little space for private grief. Already the TV had rolling news from London where the official statement of his death had not yet been issued. Jane and Catherine were watching in horrified, compulsive, fascination. Their mother would not be able to fly home until the essential formalities were completed. A more immediate problem was locating the eldest daughter, Sarah, on holiday in Californian wine country. Ten years ago mobile phones were not ubiquitous, there is a nine-hour time lag and the state has a lot of vineyards. In the event she was traced quite quickly and given the kind of news you never want to hear long-distance. Midway through the day, there was an eerie calm before the media storm. Close family friends Ken and Elizabeth Munro were on hand, offering their customary, unfussy, practical support. Helen Liddell arrived and said she would deal with the media interviews. There was no shortage of the latter, not least that afternoon when Elizabeth Smith finally braved the pavement press pack to be reunited with two of her girls. As they hugged and wept, the television behind them screened shots of her departure from London and arrival in Edinburgh. She had flown up with Meta Ramsay, now Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale, a senior foreign policy adviser in John Smith's office. Malcolm Rifkind, a passenger on the same flight, offered discreet condolences.

29. Article: Wisehart Family
    Dr. john wishart and Dr. James wishart who practiced in Washington Co PA in theearly 1800s were sons of Dr. David wishart of Perthshire in Scotland and  
    http://www.chartiers.com/pages-new/articles/wisehart.html
    
    Extractions: Submitted May 1997 [This information came from several sources. A typewritten copy of a mss. by Mr. B. Wishart of So. Minneapolis, MN, whose record ends in 1902; Crumrine's History of Washington Co. PA, 1884; The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties, 1884; family records, and my own researches.] Dr. John Wishart and Dr. James Wishart who practiced in Washington Co PA in the early 1800s were sons of Dr. David Wishart of Perthshire in Scotland and Bedford Co. PA. It is possible that James Wishart, a charter member of Chartiers Presbyterian Church in Washington Co (1798) was their uncle. The two brothers were born in Scotland and came to the U.S. in 1796 with their parents and other brothers and sisters. They sailed from Greenock, Scotland, on 1 July 1796 and "after a tedious and dangerous voyage, being shipwrecked off Little Egg Harbor," they landed at New York on 8 September. Dr. David Wishart bought land on Yellow Creek in Bedford Co. and lived there for the rest of his life. He was born on 9 August 1752 in Kincardine, Perthshire, and died after 1830 in PA. His wife was Janet Belches (18 May 1762- d. after 1806), dau of James and Catherine Waterman Belches. David and Janet had thirteen children, two of whom died in infancy. Dr. John Wishart, their oldest son (24 March 1781-19 June 1864) was b. in Perthshire, grew up in Bedford co., worked on the family farm and studied medicine with his father. "In 1806 he entered the University of Philadelphia, and after a full course graduated in the spring of 1808. He married Mary, a daughter of Robert Tate, Esq., and removed to Washington, and opened an office October 3rd of that year, 'at the house of Mrs. Dodd, nearly opposite the courthouse,' now (1884) the site of Hasting's hardware store and the Washington Savings-Bank." Crumrine.

30. George Wishart
    john Knox was also desirous to have gone with him; but wishart desired himto return, saying, “One is enough for a sacrifice at this time.”.  
    http://www.mslick.com/wishart.htm
    
    Extractions: Being the time of the reformation, he adopted the Reformed view of Scripture, denied the errors of the Catholic Church and was then charged with heresy. He went to England and then to the Continent where he was introduced to the Helvetic Confession and became the first one to translate it into English. He returned to England and spent some time teaching at Cambridge around 1542. Afterwards, he returned to Scotland. He fasted every fourth day, ate only twice a day, and lived in humble lodgings, even though his family was well connected and had sufficient means to support him. He was a sacrificial saint who ministered greatly to those suffering with the plague that swept through Scotland at that time. He married the daughter of John Knox. The Catholic church was dominant in Scotland and his preaching against the papacy and the catholic doctrinal errors, aroused in the papists such a fury that he was threatened with death. Their tyranny was carried out with deadly aim. An attempt was even made on his life. When he was finally captured at Mirmiston, he was taken to St. Andrews, and burned at the stake.

31. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Retour à la page principale. wishart, john Webster Sexe Masculin Famille Conjoint Pèrewishart, john Webster Mère COUSTON, Jessie Helena. Enfant(s)  
    http://www.chez.com/couton/genealogie/gb/dat7.htm

32. Voting Record - Pete Wishart MP, North Tayside - The Public Whip
    200310-21, Lorry Road User Charging Project. Pete wishart, john Healey. 2003-06-19,Parliament Buildings (VAT). Pete wishart, john Healey.  
    http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/mp.php?firstname=Pete&lastname=Wishart&constituency

33. O X F O R D L A W - The Faculty And Its Members
    Convenor john Gardner. Andrew Ashworth, Mindy Chenwishart, john Finnis, TonyHonoré, Jeremy Horder, Dori Kimel, Grant Lamond, Richard Tur,. Regulation.  
    http://denning.law.ox.ac.uk/members/groups.phtml
    
    Extractions: home the faculty and its members Members of the faculty belong to subject groups corresponding to their academic interests. These subject groups monitor course content and tutorial provision, organise lectures and seminars, generate collaborative scholarly activity, and in some cases make recommendations on the admission and supervision of research students. Prospective research students may like to consult this list to see who is academically active in their area of research. Civil Procedure Convenor: Adrian Zuckerman Roderick Bagshaw, Mark Freedland, Denis Galligan, Katharine Grevling, Mike Macnair, Ben McFarlane, Commercial Law Convenor: Andrew Burrows Louise Gullifer, Thomas Krebs, Ewan McKendrick, Philip Wood, Company Law Convenor: Dan Prentice Ann Kennedy, Doreen McBarnet, Jennifer Payne, Roger Smith, Karen Yeung, Comparative Law (French) Convenor: Simon Whittaker John Cartwright, Comparative Law (German) Convenor: Simon Whittaker Donal Nolan

34. Burness Genealogy And Family History - Person Page 42
    john Burness was the son of Alexander Burness and Elizabeth Watson. Margaret ElizabethBurness was the daughter of Alexander Burness and Mary wishart.  
    http://www.burness.ca/p42.htm

35. Burness Genealogy And Family History - Person Page 149
    Falconer wishart Georgina wishart Mary Ann wishart. George Matheson b. circa 1830, 14890. George Matheson married Agnes Morrison, daughter of john Morrison and  
    http://www.burness.ca/p149.htm

36. August Open Match Results
    16 Libante, Alec TY31812 C Production Minor N N N N 267.3495 47.69% 17 Troyer,Jeff A45643 U Open Major N N N N 200.6088 35.78% 18 wishart, john U Limited  
    http://www.cal.net/~stevemc/ncps2002/naugo02.htm
    
    Extractions: August 25, 2002 Open Match Results Overall Combined Stage 1 - Gone Fishing Stage 2 - Adam's Stage Stage 3 - CM 99-56 On The Upper Pad II Stage 4 - Steve's Stage Stage 5 - The Sheik Yerbouti Tango 4 Open Limited Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg % 1 Tupper, Jon A28405 B Limited Major N N N N 453.0339 100.00% 2 Mayo, Darren U Limited Major N N N N 363.8708 80.32% 3 Wishart, John U Limited Minor N N N N 82.9291 18.31% Limited 10 Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg % 1 Stockman, Rod TY43835 B Limited 10 Major N N N N 597.5341 100.00% 2 Keillor, Bruce A40190 C Limited 10 Major N N N N 434.3243 72.69% Production Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg % 1 Libante, Alec TY31812 C Production Minor N N N N 480.0000 100.00% Northern California Practical Shooters Capitol Practical Shooters League

37. April Match Results
    33.56% 29 Kleiser, Miles U Limited Minor N N N N 222.9354 30.12% 30 Young, JimPen U Production Minor N N N N 200.8096 27.13% 31 wishart, john U Limited 10  
    http://www.cal.net/~stevemc/ncps2004/napr04.htm
    
    Extractions: April 25 , 2004 Match Results Division Name Class Competitors Open Ong, James M Limited Benzick, David M Limited 10 Nakabayashi, Ron B Production Gray, Bruce U Revolver Total: Overall Combined Stage 1 - Adam Stage 2 - Jay Stage 3 - Confusion Stage 4 CM 99-47 Triple Choice Stage 5 - Dave Open Limited Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg % 1 Benzick, David FY33709 M Limited Major N N N N 745.0000 100.00% 2 White, Richard A36640 B Limited Major N N N N 611.4605 82.08% 3 Abernathy, Ray TY30623 B Limited Major N N N N 529.7799 71.11% 4 Mirando, Jay A33984 B Limited Minor N N N N 474.0761 63.63% 5 Hodges, Bob L49142 C Limited Major N N N N 388.3989 52.13% 6 Troyer, Ron L1644 B Limited Major N N N N 320.0181 42.96% 7 Downs, Ron TY41295 C Limited Major N N N N 318.3334 42.73% 8 Kleiser, Miles U Limited Minor N N N N 293.5152 39.40% Limited 10 Production Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Lady Mil Law For Age Points Stg % 1 Gray, Bruce L542 U Production Minor N N N N 745.0000 100.00% 2 Young, Jim Pen U Production Minor N N N N 320.9843 43.09%

38. George Wishart
    Andrews, and in a painting by john Drummond entitled George wishart on his wayto Execution Administering the Sacrament for the First Time in Scotland after  
    http://www.wishart.org/georgewishart.html
    
    Extractions: George Wishart, 1513-1546 A famous member of the Pitarrow family was the martyr George Wishart, a powerful Protestant preacher, confidant and mentor of John Knox. While preaching the Protestant Reform in 1546 he was betrayed to Cardinal David Beaton and imprisoned in the bottle dungeon at the Castle in St. Andrews. Subsequently he was tried for heresy, condemned to death and burnt at the stake outside the Castle. Some weeks later George Wishart's friends conspired against the Cardinal and gained entry to the Castle by subterfuge. They found Cardinal Beaton in his room, killed him and hung his body from the battlements. It is said that afterwards they formed, in the Castle, the first congregation of the Church of Scotland. The spot where George Wishart died is marked by the letters GW in cobblestones outside the Castle, and commemorated by a plaque nearby (erected jointly by the St. Andrews Preservation Trust and the Wishart Society). He is also recorded on the Martyr's Monument at St. Andrews, and in a painting by John Drummond entitled "George Wishart on his way to Execution Administering the Sacrament for the First Time in Scotland after the Protestant Reform".The painting below is entitled "Wishart's Last Exaltation", by Sir William Quiller Orchardson (1832-1910). It is reproduced courtesy of the University of St. Andrews.

39. Wishart Tartans
    marriage. It was the marriage of Sir john wishart to Jean, daughterof William Douglas, 9th Earl of Angus in the 16th Century. Sir  
    http://www.wishart.org/wisharttartan.html
    
    Extractions: What are Tartans? Tartans are historically associated with Highland clans. You can wear a Highland clan tartan if you are a member of the clan or of a related family, known as a sept. There is, however, limited historical evidence as to the authenticity of the so-called "ancient" tartans, most of which were adopted in the 18th and 19th centuries following the repeal of the Disarming Act of 1782. This Act had prohibited the wearing of Highland dress after the Jacobite uprising, when the wearing of the tartan was a symbol of Scotland's struggle for freedom. A book entitled "Vestiarium Scoticum", published in 1842, included illustrations of a number of Highland clan tartans which were subsequently adopted by most of the clans. Tartans worn by lowland families are of more modern design. Many of these date from the 20th century and form a miscellany of clan and family tartans, district (or specific) tartans, and trade designs, which are registered by the Scottish Tartans Society. They are sub-classified according to whether or not the tartan has been in use for 40 years or more. Why was there no Wishart Tartan?

40. John B Henderson - Consulting Engineer
    john Henderson is a Consulting Engineer with 30 years experience of Civil Engineeringin Project Management As a Partner of Donald wishart for 11 years and  
    http://users.colloquium.co.uk/~hendersonj/
    
    Extractions: Individual projects include feasibility studies for Forth Valley Enterprise examining the problems associated with developing industrial estates on the Carse at Falkirk and advice to Cranhill Housing Co-Operative on the redevelopment of existing housing in Easterhouse underlain by extensive shallow mineworkings. Major projects include the Dounreay Sea Outfall Refurbishment Project, a £10 million scheme for the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority and the Aberdeen Long Sea Outfall for Grampian Regional Council - value £25 million.

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