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Letter of Hon. John A. Collier, in reference to the New Almaden quicksilver property in California by John A Collier, 1859
The art of the Hon. John Collier by Walter Herries Pollock, 1914
Catalogue bibliographical and critical of early English literature: forming a portion of the library at Bridgewater House, the property of the Rt. Hon. Lord Francis Egerton ... by John Payne Collier, Benno Loewy, et all 2010-07-30
The Egerton Papers: A Collection of Public and Private Documents, Chiefly Illustrative of the Times of Elizabeth and James I, from the Original Manuscripts ... of the Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton by John Payne Collier, Francis Egerton Ellesmere, 2010-03-08
The Egerton Papers A Collection of Public and Private Documents, Chiefly Illustrative of the Times of Elizabeth and James I, from the Original Manuscripts, the Property of the Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton, M.P. President of the Camden Society by J. Payne (editor) Collier, 1840
A Victorian Diarist, Extracts from the Journals of Mary, Lady Monkswell, 1873-1895, (Diary) by Hon. E. C. F. (editor); Lady Mary Monkswell Collier, 1944
A Victorian Diarist: Later Extracts from the Journals of Mary, Lady Monkswell 18 by Hon. E.C. F. (Editor) Collier, 1946-01-01

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Graduates Of Austin City Schools, Listing Taken From Frank Brown's
collier Alfred W., corresponding clk. . hon john H. James chief justice, hon. W. S. Fly and hon H. H. Neill, associate justices, H. E. Hildebrand, clk.
http://www.austintxgensoc.org/records/1903stateemployees.php
Bland-Sutton, Sir John - Plarr's Lives Of The Fellows Online Biographical Entry
Portraits Threequarter length, sitting, in presidential robes, by the hon. john collier, R.A., hangs in the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
http://livesonline.rcseng.ac.uk/biogs/E000225b.htm

Extractions: Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Baronet 1925; K.B. 1912; M.R.C.S 20 April 1882; F.R.C.S. 12 June 1884; L.R.C.P. 1882; L.S.A. 1882; F.A.C.S. 1927; LL.D. Aberdeen 1914, St Andrews 1923, Birmingham 1924, Glasgow 1925, Leeds 1931; D.Sc. Toronto 1927; M.Ch. Dublin 1928; M.D. Bordeaux 1925. Born: 21 April 1855 Enfield Highway, UK. Died: 20 December 1936 London, UK. Born at Enfield Highway on 21 April 1855, eldest son and second of the nine children of Charles William Sutton, who had a farm where he fattened stock, killed it and sold it in Formosa Street, Maida Hill. His mother was Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Wadsworth, a Northamptonshire farmer. Bland-Sutton says that he learnt from his father to stuff birds, beasts, and fishes, to charm warts and to pull teeth; from his mother an intimate knowledge of the Bible. Educated at the local school, he acted there for two years as pupil teacher with the intention of becoming a schoolmaster, but being a biologist at heart he determined to become a doctor as soon as he had the money necessary to pay the fees. He attached himself therefore to the private school of anatomy kept by Thomas Cooke, F.R.C.S., which then occupied a tin shed in a disused churchyard in Handel Street, just off Mecklenburgh Square. Here he learnt anatomy, and taught it to lazy and backward medical students until he had earned enough to pay the fees at the Middlesex Hospital. He entered there as a student in October 1878 and was immediately appointed prosector of anatomy, (Sir) Henry Morris being lecturer on the subject. In 1879 he was advanced to be junior demonstrator, became senior demonstrator in 1883 and lecturer 1886-96.
Mike King - Topix
I never said Sean Gallagher stopped Mike King. I said the hon. Judge john Runde did during the Peg collier trial ..and he did. Michael G Stogner
http://www.topix.com/forum/source/san-mateo-daily-news/T8QJB3D0A1VUEGE05/p2

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Supreme Court Releases Administrative Determinations On Admission To NJ Bar And
hon. Katharine S. Hayden, U.S.D.C. Cynthia M. Jacob, Esq., collier, Jacob Mills Peggy Sheehan Knee, Esq., Knee Law Firm Professor john D. Leubsdorf,
http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/pressrel/pr030910a.htm

Extractions: Tammy Kendig The New Jersey Supreme Court today released two sets of Administrative Determinations on key issues affecting both admission to the New Jersey bar and the practice of law in this state. The determinations released by the Supreme Court are in response to the work of two ad hoc committees charged by the Court with the responsibility of reviewing rules that govern the admission of and the professional conduct of attorneys: the Supreme Court Commission on the Rules of Professional Conduct, often called the Pollock Commission after its chair, Retired Associate Justice Stewart G. Pollock, and the Ad Hoc Committee on Bar Admissions , chaired by former Appellate Division Judge and current Supreme Court Associate Justice John E. Wallace Jr., and commonly referred to as the Wallace Committee.
- TIME
The hon. john collier, 84, grand old man of British painting ; after long illness; in London. A stanchly conservative painter, Mr. collier regularly had
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,747405-2,00.html

Extractions: Died. Edwin Vernon Morgan, 69, U. S. Ambassador to Brazil for 20 years (1912-32); of cerebral hemorrhage; in Petropolis, Brazil. Died. Dr. Alfredo Zayas, 73, onetime President of Cuba (1921-25), poet, lawyer, called "El Chino" (the Chinaman) because of his inscrutable face; of uremia; in Havana. Elected on a reform platform, he allowed his administration to become corrupt, was succeeded by General Gerardo Machado. Died. Most Reverend John Joseph Nilan, 78, Catholic Bishop of Hartford, Conn.; of pneumonia; in Hartford. Died. The Hon. John Collier, 84, "grand old man of British painting"; after long illness; in London. A stanchly conservative painter, Mr. Collier regularly had his pictures accepted by the Royal Academy. An exception (in 1927) was a portrait of George Bernard Shaw, refused after Shaw had ridiculed the Academy. Mr. Collier's first wife was Marian Huxley, daughter of the late great Biologist Thomas Henry Huxley. After her death he married Ethel Gladys Huxley, .one of her younger sisters. Died. Sid Mohammed El Quebbas. 85, onetime Moroccan Minister of War who, in 1904. after President Theodore Roosevelt's challenge "Perdicaris alive or Raisuli dead!" brought about the release of U. S. Citizen Ion Perdicaris and his stepson from Bandit Raisuli; in Medina. Arabia.
Delaware Sea Grant College Advisory Council
Director Delaware Economic Development Office. hon. john C. Carney, Jr. Ms. Carol R. collier Executive Director Delaware River Basin Commission
http://www.ocean.udel.edu/seagrant/welcome/council.html

Extractions: 2006 Delaware Sea Grant Advisory Council Working within the national priorities identified by the National Sea Grant College Program, the council helps further define priority coastal issues relevant to Delaware. In 1975, the Sea Grant Advisory Council spearheaded the request to the Delaware General Assembly for a $250,000 line in the state budget earmarked for the University of Delaware Sea Grant College Program. Since then, the council has assisted in maintaining and increasing this initial appropriation as well as helped us identify potential partners for accomplishing specific research and outreach objectives. William J. Miller, Jr., is chairman of the 2006 Sea Grant Advisory Council. Mr. Russell Archut
Hon. John S. Carlin - Judge Information
hon. john S. Carlin Judge Information. J.W. Dommerich » hon. J. Duryea » hon. M.E. Gonzalez » hon. L.F. Hayes » hon. R.R. Sturgis » hon. E.J. Volz, JR
http://www.ca.cjis20.org/web/courts/judgecarlin.asp

Extractions: Home Biography Downloads Judge Carlin received his BA from Ohio State University and his JD from Ohio State University College of Law. Judge Carlin served as an Assistant State Attorney in the twentieth Judicial Circuit and was in private practice prior to his successful election on September 4, 1990, as a Lee County Judge. Judge Carlin was honored as the 1993 Florida Judge of the Year by the Florida Law Related Education Association and he currently serves as the Chair for Law Week In Lee County. He was re-elected in 1994 to serve a second term as a Lee County Judge. In 1996 Judge Carlin was elected to serve as a Circuit Court Judge in the Twentieth Judicial Circuit. He is married and has one child. Home Biography Downloads Note: These files require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view.
Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart : Home
DiazBalart to Participate in 95Express event with the Honorable john Mica in Miami - Miami Dade County Diaz-Balart Secures collier Countys Fair Share
http://mariodiazbalart.house.gov/

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