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The Sheffield Song Book ... Edited by W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman and John Wishart. Piano edition ... Selection of songs ... from various books ... G. E. Linfoot (Clarendon Song Book Series) by William Gillies Whittaker, 1934 The Dundee Song Book ... Edited by W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman and John Wishart. Piano edition < Melody edition > ... Selection of songs ... from ... James Adamson (Clarendon Song Book Series) by William Gillies Whittaker, 1938 The Boys' Book of Songs ... No. 1 < -2 > . Edited by W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman and John Wishart. Piano edition. < Melody edition.-Sol-fa edition. > (Clarendon Song Book Series) by William Gillies Whittaker, 1931 The Clarendon Song Books. Booki < -vi, ia-iiia > . Edited by W. G. Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman and John Wishart. Piano edition. < Melody edition.-Sol-fa edition. > by William Gillies Whittaker, 1929 Sixty Songs for little Children < A Second Sixty Songs for little Children > ... Edited by W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert Wiseman and John Wishart. New texts ... S. Northcote, is entered under their names) by William Gillies Whittaker, 1934 The Book Of Day: A Study In The Revelation Of St. John by Charles Frederick Wishart, 2010-09-10 People From Shelburne County, Nova Scotia: Donald Mckay, Wishart Mclea Robertson, Thomas Robertson, John Alexander Barry, James Bagnall Memorial for Nicol Brown tenant in Hall Liston, and James Hardie tenant in Hallbarns, against Mrs. Fergusia Wishart,: and the said George Lockhart for ... John Smelle: late tenant in Auld Liston. by Nicol Brown, 2010-08-06 John Hus by William Dallmann, 2010-04-02 A short and impartial state of the case of Mr. John Simson, ... as it comes before the General Assembly 1729, in a letter to a gentleman, a member of the said assembly. by William Wishart, 2010-05-28 THE BOOK OF DAY: A Study in the Revelation of St. John. by Charles Frederick Wishart., 1935 A sermon preached before His Grace John Earl of Rothes ... and the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland; at the opening of the said assembly on the ... May 1719; ... By Mr. William Wisheart, ... by William Wishart, 2010-06-09 Lectures on Political Economy: Extracts of Lectures on Political Economy, Delivered During the Session of 1844-45, in the Hall of the Mechanics' Institute of Saint John, New-Brunswick. by William Thomas Wishart, 2009-06-23 The Book Of Day: A Study In The Revelation Of St. John by Charles Frederick Wishart, 2010-09-10

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61. John Knox (1505? To 1572) - By Miles Hodges
    about the years 1513 or 1514), in or near Haddington, Scotland, john Knox was HisMove toward Protestantism under the Influence of the Lutheran George wishart.  
    http://www.newgenevacenter.org/biography/knox2.htm
    
    Extractions: KNOX: AN OVERVIEW John Knox is the great Protestant reformer of Scotland who not only brought Scotland to Presbyterianism in the mid 1500s, but also left a legacy that was key to shaping not only Presbyterian ("Reformed") Protestantism but also representative democracy in the American middle colonies (from New Jersey to South Carolina) in the 1600s and 1700s. As with many Protestant reformers, Knox began as a Catholic priest, highly discontent with the moral and spiritual corruption that had overtaken the Mother Church. He was attracted to the Lutheran teachings of the early Scottish reformer, George Wishart; was appalled when in 1546 the Catholic cardinal had Wishart burned at the stake as a heretic; and then joined the group of rebels who moved to overthrow the hand of the Catholic church over Scotland. This put him in opposition to the pro-French party that ruled Scotlandand when French troops in 1547 crushed this Protestant rebellion in Scotland, Knox was led off to captivity as a French galley slave. His release was finally secured by the pro-Protestant English King Edward VI, leading Knox to come to England to be a Protestant pastor and then chaplain to the King. But when Edward died in 1553 and Catholic Mary Tudor ("Bloody Mary") came to the throne, Knox left England and made his way eventually to Geneva Switzerland where he joined a community of English expatriates living and studying under the direction of the great Genevan reformer, John Calvin. Knox took a great liking to both Calvin and his teachings and subsequently became a major voice in the English/Scottish reform movement not only in Geneva, but through letters, to a growing Protestant movement back in Scotland.

62. 20. John Knox And Presbyterian Polity (mid 1500s) - By Miles Hodges
    One of those who became closely involved in wishart s preaching andteaching was a young Catholic priest named john Knox. When in  
    http://www.newgenevacenter.org/our-story/20_Knox.htm
    
    Extractions: Queen of England How was it that Protestantism first came to Scotland? Scotland's interest in Protestantism came at a time when the Scottish were very sensitive to their own national feelings. England had long been a problem for Scotland. But by the mid 1500s France was just as big a problem. Scotland had been under the rule of the Stuart family and now the rights of the throne belonged to Mary Stuart , a young woman engaged to marry Francis, the Dauphin or Prince of France. When she moved to France to be with Francis the Scottish felt a bit betrayed. She left the rule of Scotland to her rigidly Catholic mother, Mary of Guise, who would serve as regent until Mary Stuart came of age. The Guise family was well known for its hatred of Protestants. It was also well understood that when Mary Stuart finally did marry Francis, Scotland would be offered to him as a gift. Scotland would thus lose its position as an independent nation and become merely a province of France. The Scots did not like this idea at all. Rumors about Protestantism were swirling through Scotlandand the people seem sincerely interested. Even the noblemen were interested. George Wishart preached the Protestant vision to the Scotsbased on his own interest in the ideas of Martin Luther. In essence Wishart was a Lutheranand a very prominent voice in the affairs of the Scottish church.

63. ECU Archives Photographs - John Wishart Jr.
    john wishart Jr. Class of 1967. Image P2248 , original image 2 1/4x 3 1/4, call ECU/03/SA/W/. Return to ECU Memories Return to  
    http://www.lib.ecu.edu/SpclColl/photos/p2248.html

64. The Central Florida Future - University Of Central Florida
    It s a nice, comfortable place where you can meet some nice people and geta homecooked meal, Caroline wishart, co-owner of Big john s, said.  
    http://www.ucffuture.com/news/2002/12/05/Lifestyles/Stomach.Wallet.Will.Thank.Yo
    
    Extractions: document.write(''+''); Issue of document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Top Stories News Sports Opinions ... Lifestyles By Donna T. Schuman Published: Thursday, December 5, 2002 Big John's Country Cooking is the perfect place for students who want food that will fill their stomachs but won't empty their wallets.

65. Lawrence & Wishart Independent Publishers
    Richard Cleminson The Anarchist Art of john Cage (191292). Lawrence wishart 99aWallis Road London E9 5LN T020 8553 2506 F020 8553 7369 info@lwbooks.co.uk.  
    http://www.l-w-bks.co.uk/journals/anarchiststudies/archive.html

66. Descendants Of John Paterson
    Arbroath, Angus, Scotland6,7. He married ISABELLA wishart February 26, 1843 in Glenbervie,Kincardine, Scotland8, daughter of john wishart and ISOBEL BARCLAY.  
    http://home.cogeco.ca/~gsumpter/gen_paterson.htm
    
    Extractions: My direct line appears in red. Names of the living have been omitted for privacy. JAMES1 PATERSON died Unknown. He married HELEN GUTHRIE May 20, 1769 in Arbroath, Angus, Scotland , daughter of WILLIAM GUTHRIE and HELEN PETRIE. She was born September 09, 1744 in St. Vigeans, Angus, Scotland , and died Unknown. Children of JAMES PATERSON and HELEN GUTHRIE are: i. WILLIAM2 PATERSON, b. 1770; d. Unknown. ii. ELIZABETH PATERSON, b. 1771; d. Unknown. iii. ALEXANDER PATERSON, b. 1773; d. Unknown. iv. DAVID PATERSON, b. 1775; d. Unknown. v. JAMES PATERSON, b. 1777; d. Unknown. vi. ANN PATERSON, b. 1779; d. Unknown. 2. vii. CHARLES PATERSON, b. Bef. June 04, 1781; d. Unknown. viii. SAMUEL PATERSON, b. October 06, 1786, Arbroath, Angus, Scotland ; d. Unknown. CHARLES2 PATERSON (JAMES was born Bef. June 04, 1781, and died Unknown. He married MARY NAUGHTY January 27, 1807 in Logie-Pert, Angus, Scotland . She died Unknown. Children of CHARLES PATERSON and MARY NAUGHTY are: i. CHARLES3 PATERSON, b. July 18, 1809, Fordoun, Kincardine, Scotland

67. Re: [Elecraft] Aluminum Case For K2
    Subject Re Elecraft Aluminum case for K2. From wishart, john john.wishart@compaq.com . Nextby Thread RE Elecraft Aluminum case for K2, wishart, john.  
    http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2001-06/msg00531.html
    
    Extractions: elecraft-list Top All Lists Date Advanced ... Thread from [ Wishart, John Bookmark Link Original To Subject Re: [Elecraft] Aluminum case for K2 From "Wishart, John" < Date Tue, 19 Jun 2001 11:44:44 -0500 Steve, Do you know the manufacturer and part number of the aluminum case you got at Lowe's? I called our local store up and looked on their web site. The only one I (and they) found was a Guardforce #24981 for about $25. Is that the one? It looked like it had foam covered dividers, not blocks of foam that could be cut out. Thanks, John Wishart, KC0JFH More with this subject... Current Thread Previous by Date: Re: [Elecraft] Aluminum case for K2 Timothy A. Raymer Next by Date: [Elecraft] K-2 s/n 2077 SPEAKS!

68. [Elecraft] Re: Can The K1 Be Used For PSK-31 (Receive Only)?
    From wishart, john john.wishart@compaq.com . !!!!!Attn Eric Wayne. NewProduct Suggestion for Elecraft!!!!! Regards, john wishart, KC0JFH.  
    http://www.ac6rm.net/mailarchive/html/elecraft-list/2001-12/msg00134.html
    
    Extractions: elecraft-list Top All Lists Date Advanced ... Thread from [ Wishart, John Bookmark Link Original To Subject [Elecraft] re: Can the K1 be used for PSK-31 (Receive only)? From "Wishart, John" < Date Thu, 6 Dec 2001 08:27:05 -0700 More with this subject... Current Thread Previous by Date: [Elecraft] K2 documentation index available Cady, Fred Next by Date: [Elecraft] Re: Can the K1 be used for PSK-31 (Receive only)? Phil Wheeler Previous by Thread: Re: [Elecraft] re: Can the K1 be used for PSK-31 (Receive only)? Phil Wheeler Next by Thread: [Elecraft] Re: Can the K1 be used for PSK-31 (Receive only)?

69. ROBERT WISHART
    But in Lent 1305, wishart along with Robert Bruce and john Moubray were commandedto advise King Edward on the settlement of the Kingdom of Scotland .  
    http://www.rcag.org.uk/Archives/H3.htm
    
    Extractions: BISHOP OF GLASGOW 1271-1316 BACK TO INDEX REF H3 One of the most notable bishops of the diocese of Glasgow, and one time "Guardian of Scotland", Robert Wishart was active in the affairs of both Church and State during a crucial period in Scotland’s history. Wishart belonged to an old east-country family located Conveth in Mearns, an estate which then gave its name to the parish now called Laurencekirk. The surname (Guiscard, Wiscard, Wishart, meaning 'cunning' is Norman-French). He succeeded his uncle William Wishart, as bishop of Glasgow. He appears to have been elected in 1271,and consecrated at Aberdeen by the bishops of Aberdeen,Dunblane and Moray in January on 29 January 1273. Wishart seemed to experience some difficulties with his diocese, as letters from the pope in 1274 do not indicate that he was in his See. King Alexander III supported Wishart, who continued the building of the Cathedral, with the transept probably being completed in his episcopate. Arrangements also seem to have been made for the erection of a bell-tower or steeple and a treasury(probably the two western towers of the Cathedral. A charter granted at Partick in August 1277,by Maurice,lord of Luss, granted the bishop the necessary timber. The death of King Alexander III at Kinghorn in 1286, compelled the calling of a Parliament at Scone in April of that year. Its purpose was to set up a provisional government, to administer the country for its new Queen, Margaret, the Maid of Norway. Six 'custodes' or Guardians of the realm were appointed - two earls, Alexander Comyn of Buchan and Duncan of Fife; two bishops, William Fraser of St.Andrews and Robert Wishart of Glasgow; and two barons, John Comyn of Badenoch and James Stewart.

70. I697: Lelar Ann ADEN ( - )
    _William Wesley GILREATH , Sr_ john GILREATH _MaryARRINGTON INDEX. Notes. NI361 Kevin wishart.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/3303/g0000047.html

71. Z.Q. John Lu's Research.
    in the real world to which such mathematics is applicable. Ronald Aylmer Fisher(1949) in his letter to john wishart on Cambridge Statistics Diploma.  
    http://www.geocities.com/zqjlu/research.html
    
    Extractions: Current Interest Publications Kernel research HMM research ... Back to home NEW Book contribution to Modeling and Forecasting Financial Data (Kluwer, 2002): Chapter 5. Local Polynomial Prediction and Volatility Estimation in Financial Time Series Optimal design for spatial and adaptive observations. Z.Q.Lu, L.M.Berliner, C.Snyder. In

72. Centre For Labour Research
    No. 9 Pocock, Barbara and wishart, john (1999) Organising our future What Australianunionists can learn from US labour s fightback, pp 47 ($10 + $3 postage).  
    http://www.arts.adelaide.edu.au/clr/archpub.html
    
    Extractions: In the thirteen chapters of Altered States, authors from a variety of academic, union and community backgrounds describe how during the 1990's conservative governments in the Australian states and in New Zealand have used the ideas of economic rationalism to mount a strident assault on the welfare state and centralised wage fixation.

73. Centre For Labour Research
    No. 9 Pocock, Barbara and wishart, john (1999) Organising our future What Australianunionists can learn from US labour s fightback, ($10 + $3 postage), No.  
    http://www.arts.adelaide.edu.au/clr/orders.html
    
    Extractions: Centre for Labour Research - Order Form Name: Address: Payment Method: Cheque Purchase Order Please print this page, fill in your details and post to: Centre for Labour Research University of Adelaide SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005 Order these books from the companies listed Company Strife Sex and Politics in labour Unions Wakefield Press Beyond the Contract State Wakefield Press Australian Labour History Reconsidered Wakefield Press Order these documents directly from the centre Number of Copies Tick Publictions to Order The Centre for Labour Research Paper Series No. 1 Alternatives to retrenchment: Job retention and structural

74. Department Of Veterans' Affairs - Commemoration
    Wise, Frederick, R38260. Wiseman, Allen, Ronald, R39037. wishart, john,Alec, O1293. wishart, William, Frederick, R34255. Withers, Robert, Francis,R47462.  
    http://www.dva.gov.au/commem/nomroll/atomic/navy/wnavy.htm
    
    Extractions: Surname 1st Name 2nd Name Service Number Waddle Lawrence Hilton Wager K Wagg Phillip Percy Waghorn Douglas Philip Wainwright Jeffrey Allen Wainwright Stephen Waite William Desmond Wakefield Kevin Walker George Andrew Walker Henry John Walker Raymond Edward Walker Ronald James Walker Stanley Walter Wall John Whittaker Wall Joseph Edward Wall Leonard Wallace Douglas Ashford Wallace Maurice Roy Wallbridge John Mills Walsh Basil James Walsh Bernard Walsh Brian Benedict Walsh Daniel Albert Walsh G Walsh Gregory Gray Walsh Kevin John Walsh Leonard Charles Walter George Frederick Walter John Maxwell Walters Clive Barron Walters Clive Barron Walters Francis George Walters Raymond Walton George Edwin Wangman Jack Warburton William Gordon Ward D L Ward Garth Ernest Ward Garth Ernest Ward Leslie Ward Lindon Arthur Ward Milton Cecil Ward Murray Ward Percival John Ward Peter Ward Stanley Percival Ward Trevor Herbert Ward Victor Albert Ward Warren Cedric Wardle Harold Morris Ware William Jack Warfield Trevor Warnock Hugh Alexander Warren R G Warren Reginald Joseph Watchman Robert John Waters Horace George Watkins Bryan Leslie Watkins Edward Roger Watkins Eric Keith Watkinson Elton Howard Watson Clive Russell Watson David Henry Watson Harry Walter Watson Ian David Watson Maxwell James Watson Norman Thomas Watson Robert John Watson Ronald Gordon Watt P E Watt Peter Ernest Watters John Edward Watts James Robert Way John Neville Way Robert Lawrence Waywood Ivor Clive Weaver George Wilfred Weaver Reginald Turney Webb Brian Hauley Webb James Rowland Webb Ronald Charles Webster Alick John Webster Colin William Webster Ernest Ian Webster Harry Ernest Webster John Thomas Webster Neville John Weddell George

75. John Knox: The Years Of Preparation
    had captured, tried, and convicted other associates of wishart for either Other keyconspirators were Norman s brother john, William Kircaldy of Grange, James  
    http://www.reformed.org/webfiles/antithesis/v1n2/ant_v1n2_knox.html
    
    Extractions: Go to Antithesis Root Page Prior to leading the Scottish Reformation, Knox had to face a personal reformation. The death of George Wishart was a great blow to the Protestant cause in Scotland. The question as to who was going to carry the mantle in the place of Wishart laid heavy upon the minds of many in the realm. At this time, John Knox did not appear to be God's chosen vessel for this task. While Knox had served for a time as squire to Wishart, he had never indicated any desire to lead the Protestant movement in Scotland. Just prior to Wishart's capture in 1545, Wishart had persuaded Knox to "return to your bairns [pupils]...with God's blessing." Apparently, Knox did not seek martyrdom or fame. He left Wishart and returned to Lothian, where he took up the life of a tutor. But this was not the course which God had destined for the young Knox. As with Moses who retired to the wilderness before his call, so God would direct Knox to his task in due time. The Roman ecclesiastics, however, were not content to leave Knox alone. His name had been associated with Wishart when the latter had ministered in the Lothian area. Church authorities had captured, tried, and convicted other associates of Wishart for either heresy or for harboring a heretic.

76. Fife Name List, Scotland "W"- A Family History Resource
    William Ramsay blacksmith (b 1787, largo) md 1815, Kilconquhar, Fife Jude Ramsay- details - QUERY-7.219 wishart, john; b 1711 Kennoway, Fife;- email Susan  
    http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/scot/Fife/ft/fife.tWX.html

77. S News: Re: [S] Inverse Wishart Distrib
    Re S Inverse wishart distrib. john Castelloe (jcaste@stat.uiowa.edu)Thu, 11 Jun 1998 174027 0500  
    http://www.math.yorku.ca/Who/Faculty/Monette/S-news/1345.html

78. S News: [S] Summary: Wishart R.v. Generation
    S Summary wishart rv generation. john Castelloe (jcaste@stat.uiowa.edu)Wed, 08 Apr 1998 090644 0500  
    http://www.math.yorku.ca/Who/Faculty/Monette/S-news/0807.html

79. Antique Medicine Bottles Dr Cannon's Medicine Chest
    wishart’s son Henry R. inherited the Pine Tree Tar Cordial about 1870, and soonsold it to Philadelphia druggists Harry C. Campion and his son john W. john  
    http://glswrk-auction.com/mc22.htm
    
    Extractions: Dr. L.Q.C. Wishart at No. 10 South Second Street, Philadelphia, compounded Pine Tree Tar Cordial and introduced it to the public in 1859. He soon moved to larger facilities at No. 232 North Second Street. About 1861, he placed Dr. Wishart’s Great American Dyspepsia Pills on the market and in 1865, Dr. Wishart’s Worm Sugar Drops. The latter was advertised in 1875 in Harper’s Weekly. I am not aware of embossed bottles. Wishart’s son Henry R. inherited the Pine Tree Tar Cordial about 1870, and soon sold it to Philadelphia druggists Harry C. Campion and his son John W. John’s brother Franklin joined them, and the firm was called the Campion Brothers until 1897, when Franklin retired. J.W. Campion and Co. was still selling Pine Tree Tar Cordial into the nineteen hundreds. It was for "Consumption of the Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Whooping Cough and Diphtheria, & c.". A well known fact is that if children didn’t get colds and coughs so frequently, many more general pediatricians would be unemployed. Upper respiratory tract infections and their complications have been the "bread and butter" for Drs. Wishart, Wistar and Cannon all of these years.....

80. Names Index Page
    23 JUN 1959) WIREN, Anders Galbraith (1912-18 SEP 1998) WIREN, Celia Grace (15 AUG1956-) WIREN, Philip (30 JUL 1954-) wishart, john Robert wishart, Julie (11  
    http://www.users.bigpond.com/davidcar/names2.htm

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