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Field trials (Technical communications series;no.15) by John Wishart, 1950 The atom: Inaugural address upon induction into the chair of systematic theology, at San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, California, September 15, 1927 by John Elliott Wishart, 1928 A probationary surgical essay, on ophthalmia by John Henry Wishart, 1805 The spirits of just men made perfect: A study of the intermediate state by John Elliott Wishart, 1916 The botanist's vade-mecum: Being a synopsis of the divisions and sub-divisions of the vegetable kingdom by John Wishart, 1898 Field trials II : the analysis of covariance (Technical communication - Commonwealth Bureau of Plant Breeding and Genetics) by John Wishart, 1950 Field Trials, II (Plant Breeding Technical Commentary) by John Wishart, 1950-12 History of the Largo Baptist Church: Centenary 1867-1967 by John Wishart, 1967 Principles and practice of field experimentation (Commonwealth Bureau of Plant Breeding and Genetics. Technical communications;no.18) by John Wishart, 1955 The Christian attitude toward war by John Elliott Wishart, 1918 Impromptu in A. Organ (New Series of Organ Music) by John Wishart, 1918 Design of experiments (University of North Carolina) by John Wishart, 1949 Statistical methods by John Wishart, 1955 The Clarendon Aria Books. Booki. Edited by W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman, and John Wishart. Piano edition. < Melody edition.-Sol-fa edition. > (Clarendon ... Book Series. Book 1 only; no more published) by William Gillies Whittaker, 1935

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41. VEDA
    1.12. MATEMATIKOVÉ V HISTORII john wishart Jirí Svršek narozen28. john wishart tak získal místo na Fakulte zemedelství.  
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    Extractions: MÉDIA: Novináøi a vydavatelé v Evropì poprvé jednotnì - proti Evropské unii Irena Válová Poprvé v historii se spojili evropští novináøi, vydavatelé, provozovatelé soukromých televizí a rádii, unie veøejnoprávních vysilatelù (EBU), ale také napøíklad britská obdoba Komise pro etiku - Komise stížností na tisk. Dùvodem je návrh direktivy EU "Zneužití trhu", který by v jeho souèasné podobì zcela zlikvidoval ekonomické zpravodajství. Pokud by návrh prošel, tak bude napøíštì trestné nevìdomé šíøení falešné, zavádìjící zprávy, nevinná chyba ve finanèním zpravodajství stejnì jako šíøení vìdomých drbù a dezinformací v ekonomickém zpravodajství. Podle direktivy by bylo napøíštì trestné šíøit zavádìjící informace, které napøíklad novináø získá v oficiálním rozhovoru s pøedsedou pøedstavenstva spoleènosti stejnì jako nevinná chyba nebo vyjádøení, které mùže ovlivnit trh, aèkoli za ním následovala oprava. Souèasný návrh direktivy oznaèuje všechny nepublikované ekonomické informace jako exkluzivní a naøizuje zpùsob zacházení s nimi. Pro novináøe neèiní žádnou výjimku, takže ti podléhají stejnému režimu jako emitenti finanèních instrumentù èi obchodníci, kteøí by se šíøením falešné informace pokoušeli ovlivnit nabídku, poptávku nebo cenu.

42. VEDA
    HLAVNÍ STRÁNKA, 1.12. MATEMATIKOVÉ V HISTORII john wishart Jirí Svršeknarozen 28. john wishart tak získal místo na Fakulte zemedelství.  
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    Extractions: MÉDIA: Novináøi a vydavatelé v Evropì poprvé jednotnì - proti Evropské unii Irena Válová Poprvé v historii se spojili evropští novináøi, vydavatelé, provozovatelé soukromých televizí a rádii, unie veøejnoprávních vysilatelù (EBU), ale také napøíklad britská obdoba Komise pro etiku - Komise stížností na tisk. Dùvodem je návrh direktivy EU "Zneužití trhu", který by v jeho souèasné podobì zcela zlikvidoval ekonomické zpravodajství. Pokud by návrh prošel, tak bude napøíštì trestné nevìdomé šíøení falešné, zavádìjící zprávy, nevinná chyba ve finanèním zpravodajství stejnì jako šíøení vìdomých drbù a dezinformací v ekonomickém zpravodajství. Podle direktivy by bylo napøíštì trestné šíøit zavádìjící informace, které napøíklad novináø získá v oficiálním rozhovoru s pøedsedou pøedstavenstva spoleènosti stejnì jako nevinná chyba nebo vyjádøení, které mùže ovlivnit trh, aèkoli za ním následovala oprava. Souèasný návrh direktivy oznaèuje všechny nepublikované ekonomické informace jako exkluzivní a naøizuje zpùsob zacházení s nimi. Pro novináøe neèiní žádnou výjimku, takže ti podléhají stejnému režimu jako emitenti finanèních instrumentù èi obchodníci, kteøí by se šíøením falešné informace pokoušeli ovlivnit nabídku, poptávku nebo cenu.

43. George Wishart
    However, there was another George wishart, bailie of Dundee, who allied himself withBeaton s murderers; and Sir john wishart (d. 1576), afterwards a Scottish  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index George Wishart (c. March 1 ) was a Scottish religious reformer. He belonged to a younger branch of the Wisharts of Pitarrow. He seems to havegraduated M.A., probably at King's College, Aberdeen, and taught as a schoolmaster at Montrose. Accused of heresy in , he fled to England , where a similar charge was brought against him at Bristol in the following year. In 1539 or 1540 he started for Germany and Switzerland , and returning to England became a member of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge In he went to Scotland in the train of a Scottish embassy which had come to London to consider the treaty of marriage between Prince Edward (later Edward VI of England and the infant Mary I of Scotland . He may have been the Wishart who in April 1544 approached the English government with a proposal for getting rid of Cardinal David Beaton Roman Catholic historians such as Alphons Bellesheim, and Anglicans like Canon Dixon, have accepted the identification. However, there was another George Wishart, bailie of Dundee, who allied himself with Beaton's murderers; and Sir John Wishart (d. 1576), afterwards a Scottish judge, may also claim the doubtful distinction. His career as a preacher began in 1544, and the story has been told by his disciple

44. John Knox
    the further charge of the son of a neighbouring gentleman, john Cockburn of actualconversion was probably the learned and amiable George wishart, who, after a  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Neither the place nor the date of the birth of John Knox , the great Scottish Reformer, is settled beyond dispute; but the weightiest considerations favour Giffordgate, a suburb of the town of Haddington (16 m. e. of Edinburgh ) as the place, and 1513 or 1514 as the year. He died at Edinburgh on November 24 Table of contents 1 Early life 4 Confinement in the French Galleys His father was William Knox, of fair, though not distinguished, descent, who fought at the Battle of Flodden , and had his home in the county of Haddington. His mother's name was Sinclair. He received the elements of a liberal education in Haddington, which possessed an excellent grammar school one of those schools originally monastic and due to the public spirit which, at least as regards education, animated the Scottish Church even before the Reformation. Thence he proceeded either to the University of Glasgow , where the name "John Knox" occurs among the incorporati in 1522, or to St. Andrews, where he is stated to have studied under the celebrated John Major, a native, like Knox, of

45. Markinchwishart
    wishart, john at Balcurvie; 17 Jan 1824; in grave of grandmother, Elisabeth Christie,spouse of dec john wishart at Meetings, int 1 Feb 1808 (No 4, 1808).  
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    Extractions: FIFE FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY MARKINCH BURIALS 1799-1854 WISHART WISHART, ELISABETH (60): dau of dec John Wishart in Markinch; 11 April 1820; right side of mother, ELisabeth Christie, spouse of dec John Wishart at Meetings, int 1 Feb 1808 (No 4,1808) WISHART, JAMES (76): in Markinch; 24 Oct 1839; in grave of William Ramsay in Markinch, int 22 Sep 1825 (No 76, 1825)

46. Kennoway Up Church
    WILSON in Bonnybank James, Feb 18/March 14 1852. wishart, john in Meetingsjohn, June 18 1848; child, Dec 2 1849; David, July 19/Sep 14 1851.  
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    Extractions: FIFE FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY KENNOWAY BAPTISMS, 1848-1854 United Presbyterian Church LAYOUT. First comes the name of the parents in BLOCK CAPITALS; then the births/baptisms of their children in chronological order. Usually two dates have been given, the first being the birth and the second the baptism. With children born and baptised in the same month, the year has only been given once - eg. for a person born 6 July 1849 and baptised 26 July 1849, it has been indexed either as 6/26 July 1849, but more usually as 6 July/26 July 1849. A dash (-) equates to no birth or baptismal entry in the original register. DUFF, ALEXADNER in Balcurvie: George, Oct 18/Oct 30 1853

47. Les Ecossais Au Siege D'Orleans 2
    Translate this page wishart, john of (alias Wischard ou Wischart, voire Ouschart ou Oulchart).– Sans XI). john wishart était encore vivant en 1443. Armes.  
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48. Scots To The Siege Of Orleans 2
    wishart, john of (alias Wischard, Wischart, Ouschart or Oulchart). – john wishart,a Scottish knight, was doubtless the son of the 5th baron of this name.  
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    Extractions: T he S cots to the S iege of O KENNEDY Coat of arms. – Quaterly, 1st and 4th Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or (France), 2nd and 3rd Argent a chevron Gules between three cross-crosslet fitchy Sable. LENNOX Coat of arms. – Argent four cinquefoils Gules pierced Argent between a saltire Gules. MELVILL Coat of arms Argent a fess Gules. NORWILL NORWILL OGILVY Coat of arms. – Quaterly, 1st and 4th Argent a leopard Gules armed and lampassed Azure crowned Or (Ogilvy), 2nd and 3rd Argent an eagle Sable bekead and membered Gules (Ramsay of Auchterhouse). STEWART Coat of arms. – Quaterly, 1st and 4th Or a fess chequy Azure and Argent a bendlet Gules overall, 2nd and 3rd Azure three fleurs-de-lis Or (France) within a bordure Gules charged eight buckles Or. Crest: a foal’s head proper mantled same colour doubled Azure. STEWART Coat of arms. – Or a fess chequy Azure and Argent a bendlet Gules overall. WISHART Coat of arms. – Argent three piles Gules meeting in point.

49. WISHART
    Translate this page Tantissime info su wishart Sito per chi viaggia, diviso in quattro settori salute viaggioak bay vacanze oak bay oak bay viaggi fort saint john vacanze fort  
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50. Genealogy Data
    Ovenston, William. Back to Main Page. wishart, Margaret Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE UNKNOWN Parents Father wishart, john Mother **** Helen. Family  
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51. Genealogy Data
    ***, Helen Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE UNKNOWN Family Marriage DATE UNKNOWNSpouse wishart, john Birth DATE UNKNOWN Death DATE UNKNOWN. Children  
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52. WISHART
    There was another George wishart, bailie of Dundee, who allied himself with Beatonsmurderers; and Sir john wishart (d. 1576), afterwards a Scottish judge, has  
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    Extractions: WISHART, GEORGE His career as a preacher began in 1544, and the story has been told in glowing colors by his disciple John Knox. He went from place to place in peril of his life denouncing the errors of Rome and the abuses in the church at Montrose, Dundee, Ayr, in Kyle, at Perth, Edinburgh, Leith, Haddington and elsewhere. At Ormiston, in December 1545, he was seized by the earl of Bothwell, and transferred by order of the privy council to Edinburgh castle on January 19, 1546. Thence he was handed over to Cardinal Beaton, who had him burnt at St Andrews on March I. Foxe and Knox attribute to him a prophecy of the death of the Cardinal, who was assassinated on May 29 following, partly at any rate in revenge for Wisharts death. Knoxs Hist.; Reg. P.C. Scotland; Foxes Acts and Monuments; Hay Flemings Martyrs and Confessors of St Andrews; Cramonds Truth about Wishart (1898); and Dict. of Nat. Biogr. vol. lxii. (248-25 I, 253-254). (A. F. P.) ISAAC MAYER WISE WISHAW

53. Reformation Scotland - John Knox
    The 1640 oil of Cain and Abel was originally part of the ceiling.) JohnKnox committed himself a Protestant by accompanying George wishart.  
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    Extractions: FAQ ... Reformation Scotland This page High Street ("The Royal Mile") - John Knox' House: John Knox' House juts out into the street (left of center of the photo.) Built in 1490, the house is reputed to have been the manse of John Knox when he was minister of St. Giles'. The timber gallery and hand-painted ceiling are unusual features. John Knox was born a farmer in Haddington about 1514 (and not 1505 as the date on a window in his house records). Knox died about age 58 in 1572. His first wife's brother was an ancestor of the present Queen. He studied at St. Andrews and was ordained a priest at about 25 years of age. He did not graduate as a Master of Arts however, probably because of an oath against "Lollardism" which graduates had to take. He tutored the children of gentlemen in East Lothian. John Knox was converted to Protestantism by the influence of the preaching of Thomas William. Because of persecution he moved from place to place. Protestants urged him to preach publicly.

54. John Knox - Wikipedia
    Translate this page educando também o filho de um nobre da vizinhança, john Cockburn, de Ormiston imediatoda sua conversão foi provavelmente o erudito George wishart, que após  
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    Extractions: John Knox O lugar e data de nascimento de John Knox, o reformador escocªs , continuam a ser debatidos, sendo Giffordgate, nas proximidades da cidade de Haddington (a 20 kms a leste de Edimburgo ) o mais prov¡vel local de nascimento. Ele teria nescido em ou . Faleceu em Edimburgo a 24 de Novembro de Conteºdo 1 Juventude editar O seu pai foi William Know, de boa fam­lia, sem ser especialmente distinta, tinha combatido na batalha de Flodden e era natural do condado (county) de Haddington. A sua m£e chamava-se Sinclair. Ele recebeu influªncias deum esp­rito liberal, no que toca   educa§£o, que animaram a igreja escocesa mesmo antes da Reforma Religiosa Knox prosseguiu os seus estudos na Universidade de Glasgow, onde o nome "John Knox" figura entre os matriculados em 1522 ou em St. Andrews, onde se afirma que ele tenha sido aluno do celebrado John Major, nativo como Knox da regi£o escocesa de East Lothian, e um dos maiores acad©micos dos seu tempo. Major esteve em Glasgow em 1522 e em St. Andrews em 1531. Quanto tempo Know permaneceu na universidade © incerto. Ele nunca teve aspira§µes a ser um acad©mico celebrado como os seus contempor¢neos George Buchanan e Alesius. N£o h¡ sequer provas de que se tenha graduado. Parece ser um facto que dominava o latim e cultivava o estudo, o que est¡ bem atestado com a seu conhecimento dos textos de S£o Agostinho e de St. Jerome. Ele aprendeu Grego e Hebreu num per­odo posterior, como indicado na sua escrita.

55. John Wishart
    Meet the Team. john wishart BSc (Hons) Agronomy Technician. john wishartis the Institute s Technician. He was born and educated in Orkney.  
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    Extractions: Fax +44 (0)1856 569001 Email john.wishart@orkney.uhi.ac.uk John Wishart is the Institute's Technician. He was born and educated in Orkney. After graduating with a BSc (Hons) in Animal Science from De Montfort University, he returned to Orkney and worked for a local creamery and farming contractor for a year, followed by a year as a self-employed contractor. John was appointed as Agronomy Technician in February 2002. In his spare time, he takes an active role in the local Riding and Rugby Clubs and produces haylage at his farm for local horse owners. Back

56. Wishart1
    ((ii)), James Wyschart of Carnebeg. ((a)), Sir john wishart of Pittarrow (dsp25.09.1576). (((1))), Sir john wishart of Pittarrow (d before 30.04.1607).  
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    Extractions: Families covered: Wishart of Ballendarg, Wishart of Carnebeg, Wishart of Logie, Wishart of Pittarrow It appears likely that the founder of this family came to Britain from Normandy. The transcript of the book used as our Main Source for the Pitarrow branch reports the notice given to an earlier book, "Life of George Wishart" by Charles Rogers, which states that Guiscard or Wiscard was "a Norman epithet used to designate an adroit or cunning person" and was conferred on Robert Guiscard, son of Tancred de Hauteville who became Duke of Calabria, founded the Kingdom of Sicily, and died 27.07.1085. Some of his descendants adopted Guiscard as their family name. There were Wychards (spelt variously) in several English counties in the early 13th century. At least some of them are presumed to have been related to ... John Wischard, Sheriff of Kincardineshire (temp Alexander II 1214-49) Sir John Wischard of Conveth, etc (d before 1286)

57. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John Knox
    john Knox. The most prominent exponent of the new doctrines in Scotland at thistime was George wishart, who had come home from his travels in Germany a  
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    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... K > John Knox A B C D ... Z Scotch Protestant The most prominent exponent of the new doctrines in Scotland at this time was George Wishart, who had come home from his travels in Germany a confirmed Protestant , and was expounding his tenets in Haddington and other parts of the Scottish Lowlands. Bitterly hostile to Cardinal Beaton, the great champion of the Catholic cause, Wishart (whose most devoted adherent and disciple at this time was Knox) was deeply involved in the intrigues of the Protestant party with Henry VIII of England for the kidnapping or murder of the cardinal. Wishart was arrested in January, 1546, and burned at St. Andrews on 1 March; and on 29 May Beaton was murdered at the same place in revenge for Wishart's death. The assassination was approved and applauded by Knox, who describes the deed with a gleeful and mocking levity strangely unbecoming in a Christian preacher, though his panegyrists speak of it merely as his "vein of humour". Some months later we find him, with his pupils, shut up in the castle of St. Andrews, which Beaton's murderers and their friends held for some months against the regent Arran and the Government. On 31 July, 1547, the besiegers being reinforced by a large French fleet, the castle was surrendered, and Knox was imprisoned with some others for nineteen months on board the French galleys and at Rouen. His captivity, however, was not rigorous enough to prevent him from writing a theological treatise, and preaching to his fellow prisoners.

58. Knox, John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    When, after wishart’s execution (1546), a group of Protestant conspirators took InGeneva he consulted with john Calvin on questions of church doctrine and  
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59. Wishart Distribution - Encyclopedia Article About Wishart Distribution. Free Acc
    . Click the link for more information. , the wishart distribution, namedin honor of john wishart, is any of a family of probability distributions  
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    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition In statistics Statistics is the science and practice of developing human knowledge through the use of empirical data. It is based soundly on statistical theory which is a branch of applied mathematics. Within statistical theory, randomness and uncertainty are modelled by probability theory. Statistical practice includes the planning, summarizing, and interpreting of uncertain observations. Because the aim of statistics is to produce the "best" information from available data, some authors make statistics a branch of decision theory. Click the link for more information. , the Wishart distribution , named in honor of John Wishart, is any of a family of probability distributions In mathematics, a probability distribution assigns to every interval of the real numbers a probability, so that the probability axioms are satisfied. In technical terms, a probability distribution is a probability measure whose domain is the Borel algebra on the reals. A probability distribution is a special case of the more general notion of a probability measure, which is a function that assigns probabilities satisfying the Kolmogorov axioms to the measurable sets of a measurable space.

60. Jim WISHART Family Tree
    Donnelly 9 Mary Marlow + Brian Nicholas 10 Zoe Nicholas 10 Jessica Nicholas + RobertMills 9 Anne Marlow + James Stanley wishart 10 john Mark wishart 10 Helen  
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    Extractions: Web Page Address The part of the Surname family you are researching The part of the family that you are researching. Need specific names, and so forth. Your Research:- Researcher Jim Wishart (at Generation 9) EARWAKER family tree:- Including Margaret Furlonger (nee EARWAKER) Links to Worldconnect Project for James Stanley Wishart Richard Earwaker b: ABT. 1664

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