41. William Cotton Tombs Monuments of Bishops. William Cotton. William Cotton 15981621. South Quire Aisle. Click here for the reference to this bishop in Oliver s Lives of http://www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/Gallery/Bishops/B12.html

THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SAINT PETER IN EXETER William Cotton 1598-1621 South Quire Aisle. Click here for the reference to this bishop in Oliver's "Lives of the Bishops of Exeter". Previous picture Next picture Return to Home Page

42. [ISI Highly Cited Researchers Version 1.1] Highly Cited Researcher Cotton, William R. ISI Assigned Category, Geosciences. ISI Indexed Name, Cotton WR Cotton. ISI Notes http://hcr3.isiknowledge.com/author.cgi?&link1=Browse&link2=Results&id=4916

43. Author Information Form William Cotton (Bishop of Exeter)William Cotton. (Bishop of Exeter) 31st in the south aisle of the choir of this cathedral. His widow, Mary Cotton, was buried near him on 29 Dec 1629. http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/author_form?author=Cotton, W&db_key=AST

44. INTERFEROMETRIE Correia, Serge; Cotton, William D.; Delplancke, Francoise; and 43 coauthors Clemens; Wagner, Karl; Cotton, William D.; Perrin, Guy; Feldt, Markus http://www.lesia.obspm.fr/astro/interfero/pages/publi.html

abstract = fichier .html haut de page Titre Auteurs VLBA Observations of SiO Masers in Miras W.D.Cotton; B.Mennesson, P.J.Diamond, G.Perrin et al. in press The interferometric diameter and internal structure of Sirius A abstract ; Di Folco, E. PRIMA 'faint objects: preliminary definition and objectives abstract Daigne, G.; Perrin, G. ; Cassaing, F.; Coude Du Foresto, V. Lena, P .; Malbet, F.; Schneider, J.; Vakili, F. 2003,sf2a.confE, Avril conf. "Toward Other Earths, Darwin/TPF and the search for extrasolar terrestrial planets" held in Heidelberg, Germany ESA SP-539 The calibration of interferometric visibilities obtained with single-mode optical interferometers. Computation of error bars and correlations abstract Perrin, G. abstract Interferometry for Optical Astronomy II. Edited by Wesley A.Traub. Proceedings of the 2003,SPIE, Interferometric observations of evolved stars in the L'band abstract Chagnon, Gilles; Mennesson, Bertrand P.; Perrin, Guy S

45. William Morris: Length Of Printed Cotton | Object Page | Timeline Of Art History Length of printed Cotton, 19th–20th century William Morris (British, 1834–1896); Manufacturer Morris Co., Merton Abbey, England Cotton; W. 38 1/4 in. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/praf/ho_23.163.7.htm

Related Timeline Content The Pre-Raphaelites See other works by this artist Enlarge Description Length of printed cotton Cotton; W. 38 1/4 in. (97.2 cm), L. 8 ft. 7 1/2 in. (262.9 cm) Gift of Edward C. Moore Jr., 1923 (23.163.7) See more objects from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts Timeline Site Map Index About the Timeline ... Terms and Conditions

46. William Cotton - Neech Family Tree Genealogy information for William Cotton (Bbef1660). Member of the Neech Family Tree. http://users.bigpond.net.au/neech/people/cott-154.htm

javascript:process_person("William CottonSex: MaleWhere Lived: EnglandBirth Date: bef1660", "Unknown", "Unknown") Cicily Neech B:bef1660 Married: 6-Jul-1670 Where Married: Flixton By Bungay, Suffolk, England Source : www.familysearch.org

47. The South Carolina 14th Regiment - Co. H. - Ryan Guards Cotton, William Cullum, Peter Cushman, Calvin Day, Benjamin Day, James Day, Peter Day, Wiley Eubanks, BJ Eubanks, Darling Eubanks, Edward Eubanks, Isaac http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/rosters/14thcoh.htm

South Carolina 14th Regiment, Co. H - Ryan Guards Mustered at Camp Butler This company was formed from men who lived in Edgefield County, in the area which is now Aiken County. The regiment was organized on 9 SEP 1861 and surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on 9 APR 1865. OFFICERS: Croft, Edward, Captain Holley, M. T., First Lieutenant Plunkett, O. C., Second Lieutenant Jordan, William, Third Lieutenant Courtney, G. M., First Sergeant Courtney, Brooks, Second Sergeant Courtney, Fuller, Third Sergeant Jordan, Fuller, Fourth Sergeant Steadman, J. E., Fifth Sergeant Blackman, William, First Corporal Wade, R. J., Second Corporal Burckhalter, Andy, Third Corporal Culler, James, Fourth Corporal ENLISTED MEN: Arnold, John Bates, G. M. Benson, Lawrence Blackman, Henry Brown, Thomas Brown, U. T. Bryant, Isaac Bryant, J. G. Bruant, John Courtney, Jabez Courtney, Jesse Courtney, John Courtney, R. L. Cook, C. A. Cook, John Cotton, William Cullum, Peter Cushman, Calvin

48. Cotton Mather Home Page An excerpt from Pietas in Patrium—Mather s biography of William Phipps. A short biography of Cotton Mather describing his role in the Salem witchraft http://www.spurgeon.org/~phil/mather.htm

Writings by Mather Writings about Mather Other Mather resources Writings of Cotton Mather What Must I Do To Be Saved? The Duties of Children to Their Parents The Duties of Parents To Their Children The Education of Children A Father's Resolutions The Last Days of Increase Mather From "Memoirs of Remarkables in the Life and the Death of the Ever-Memorable Dr. Increase Mather" (1724). The Devil in New England From " The Wonders of The Invisible World Satisfaction in God From Bill Carson's excellent Fire and Ice web site. Introduction to Magnalia Christii Americana Nehemias Americanus The Life of John Winthrop, Esq., Governor of the Massachusetts Colony. Book 2, chapter 4 from Magnalia. Galeacius Secundus The Life of William Bradford, ESQ., Governer of Plymouth Colony. Book 2, chapter 1 from Magnalia. Eulogius The Life of Mr. Nathanael Rogers. Book 3, chapter 14 from Magnalia. A Parenthesis on the Witchcraft Episode An excerpt from Pietas in Patrium Magnalia. Thaumatographia Pneumatica Relating the Wonders of the invisible world in preternatural occurrences. Book 6, chapter 7 from Magnalia.

49. LACMA: American Art Raised in Boston and educated at Harvard, William Wetmore Story lived at the When The Cotton Pickers was exhibited, some found Homer s interest in the http://www.lacma.org/art/perm_col/american/amer.htm

American Art Permanent Collections home Collections Online LACMA is proud to present eleven masterpieces from the American Art department (these works are not necessarily currently on view in the museum's galleries). Please also visit our Collections Online JOHN SMIBERT JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY BENJAMIN WEST ... CHILDE HASSAM JOHN SMIBERT Portrait of Major General Paul Mascarene Oil on canvas 40 1/2 x 31 5/8 in. (103 x 80.3 cm) Purchased with funds provided by the Mr. and Mrs. William Preston Harrison Collection, the Charles H. Quinn bequest, Eli Harvey, and other donors, 78.8 John Smibert divided his early career between Edinburgh, his birthplace, and London, where he variously studied art, worked as a plasterer, painted houses and coaches, and eventually set up as a portrait painter and copyist. He arrived in Italy in 1717, copied master paintings in Florence and Rome for his patron Cosimo III de' Medici, and then returned to London. By 1722 he had a studio there and was considered a leading portraitist. Smibert arrived in the American colonies in 1728, attracted by climate, opportunity, and the promise of employment in a visionary utopian colony to be established in the Bermudas. It failed to materialize, but he remained, the first fully trained artist in the colonies. He established a highly successful portrait practice in Boston.

50. Silk Road Fabrics - William Morris Cotton Prints Silk Road Fabrics Natural fiber fabrics in wool, linen, silk, tencel and Cotton. http://www.srfabrics.com/cottons/wmorris.htm

Charmeuse Chiffon Dupioni Four-Ply ... Tencel Care William Morris Cotton Prints William Morris prints are reproductions of historically preserved wallpaper and fabric designs, printed on 100% cotton fabric in the late 1800's by William Morris. These are masterfully printed cotton fabrics and the low quality scans presented here do not really do them justice. Click below to see a page of William Morris cotton prints in the following color groups: SALE! All William Morris prints, regularly $9.95/yd, now $6.99/yd William Morris 1 William Morris 2 All William Morris Cotton Prints are 45" wide. Note that in each of these pictures, we have given the pattern a number. This is our stock number, and you should refer to this when ordering or inquiring. Our inventory of William Morris prints changes frequently, so call if you want to know about availability on a specific pattern on this page. Silk Road, inc. 3910 N. Lamar, Austin, TX, USA 78756 Tel: +1 (512) 302-0844 Fax: +1 (512) 302-0611 Comments? Questions? Write us at:

51. Hudson And Cotton Papers Catalogue of the papers of Robert Hudson and William Cotton, 181860 William Cotton, later of Ivybridge, Devon, was born in 1794, son of William of St. http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/1500-1900/hudson/hudson.html

Catalogue of the papers of Robert Hudson and William Cotton, 1818-60 Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Emma Davies Department of Special Collections and Western Manuscripts Bodleian Library Broad Street Oxford United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1865 277152 Fax: +44 (0) 1865 277187 E-mail: western.manuscripts@bodley.ox.ac.uk http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/ Table of Contents Introduction A Papers of Robert Hudson, 1818-41 A.1 Travel Journals, 1818-34 A.2 Miscellaneous papers and notebooks, 1819-41 ... B Papers of William Cotton, 1860 Papers of Robert Hudson and William Cotton, 1818-60 Abstract: Travel journals and related papers of Robert Hudson, 1818-41, and autobiography of William Cotton, 1860. Shelfmarks: MSS. Eng. c. 7099, d. 3551, d. 3605, e. 3438-48 Extent: 14 shelfmarks Biographical History Robert Hudson was born in 1801 in Camberwell, son of Robert Hudson of the East India Company and Demetria, sister of William Cotton. He matriculated at New College, Oxford in 1823 - see J. Foster, Alumni Oxonienses, 1715-1886

52. William Cotton - Reference Page To use the Library. Main Index, , Welcome, , Register artincontext. William Cotton Reference Page. Galleries and Dealers Catalogued Past Exhibitions http://www.artincontext.org/artist/c/william_cotton/

To use the Library Main Index Welcome Register William Cotton - Reference Page Galleries and Dealers Catalogued Past Exhibitions Images Art in Context Center for Communications Wednesday, 31/Aug/2005 20:38:03

53. Search - Cambridge University Press Author, William R. Cotton. Availability, All titles Human Impacts on Weather and Climate William R. Cotton, Roger A. Pielke http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/searchResult.asp?ipcode=222454

54. MASC25 Related Results Displayed By Subject Heading. Search again Print Back. Results relating to subject heading Cotton, William Charles, 18131879 http://www.masc25.ac.uk/related.php?Term=Cotton, William Charles, 1813-1879

55. Remembrances Of The Renowned Knight, Sir Rowland Cotton... - William Strode Poem Poems and Poetry , Remembrances Of The Renowned Knight, Sir Rowland Cotton William Strode Poems - http://www.poems-and-poetry.com/william-strode/remembrances-of-the-renowned-knig

Remembrances Of The Renowned Knight, Sir Rowland Cotton... - William Strode Poems - Poems and Poetry POEMS AND POETRY BY AUTHOR BY TOPIC SEARCH ... FORUMS William Strode Remembrances Of The Renowned Knight, Sir Rowland Cotton... (by William Strode Renowned Champion full of wrestling Art, And made for victory in every part, Whose active Limbes, oyl'd Tongue, and vertuous Mind, Subdu'd both Foe and Friend, the Rough and Kind, Yea, ev'n Thy-selfe, and thy Diseases too, And all but Death (which won with much adoe And shall at last be vanquish'd,) where are now Those brawny Armes that crush'd the Dane? and how Doe all thy Languages to Silence turne? Babel's undifferenc'd by the speechlesse Urne. What use of Wisedome now to mold the state Where All are Equall? to appease debate Where All doe sleepe? sowre dangers to fore-fend When Spite hath done her worst and dangers end? Had Death a Body, like the Dane's or thine, Th' adst beene Her death; if humane Eares like mine, Thy tongues had charm'd them; if a heart to love, Each quality of thine a dart might prove.

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57. Mary Boone Gallery - Will Cotton Johnson, Ken, William Cotton, THE NEW YORK TIMES, 4 December 1998. Staff, William Cotton, THE NEW YORKER, 21 December 1998. Staff, William Cotton, TANK, http://www.maryboonegallery.com/artist_info/cotton.html

Born in Melrose, Massachusetts, 1965. Education: Beaux Arts, Rouen, France; La Napoule Art Foundation, La Napoule, France, 1985. Cooper Union, NYC, NY, B.F.A., 1987. New York Academy of Art, NYC, NY, 1988. Lives in New York City. Distensions , Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Devil's Fudge Falls , I-20 Gallery, NYC, NY. Mary Boone Gallery, NYC, NY. Mary Boone Gallery, NYC, NY. Jablonka Galerie, Koln, Germany. Mary Boone Gallery, NYC, NY. Galerie Daniel Templon, Paris, France. Mario Diacono Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts. Mary Boone Gallery, NYC, NY. Michael Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles, California. Invitational Exhibition , Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Mad River Post , NYC, NY. , Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Way Cool , Exit Art, NYC, NY. Menu du Jour , Silverstein Project Space, NYC, NY. The January Show , Silverstein Gallery, NYC, NY. Toy's , Gallery Camino Real, Boca Raton, Florida. Splash , Monique Knowlton Gallery, NYC, NY. Image of Self , Schick Art Gallery, Skidmore College, Saratoga, New York. Works on Paper , Annina Nosei Gallery, NYC, NY.

58. Search SPIE Papers - Publications - SPIE Web Roy; Cantzler, Michael; Correia, Serge; Cotton, William D.; Delplancke, Pascal; Sabet, Cyrus; Cotton, William D.; Schoeller, Markus; Wilhelm, Rainer http://www.spie.org/scripts/toc.pl?volume=4838&journal=SPIE

59. William Hulton Biography of William Hulton, magistrate who ordered in troops at Peterloo. William Hulton will always be remembered as the man who ordered in the troops http://www.cottontimes.co.uk/hultono.htm

WILLIAM Hulton will always be remembered as the man who ordered in the troops at the Peterloo Massacre of 1819, but his reputation as a hammer of the working man began much earlier than that - during the Luddite Riots seven years before. Hulton was born in 1787, the son of the High Sheriff of Lancashire, at the family seat, Hulton Park. Educated at Cambridge, he married his cousin, Maria Ford, and they had 13 children, 10 of whom survived to adulthood. His father had died when he was 12, and at 21 he inherited the family estates, which included substantial coal-mining interests at Westhoughton. When he was 24, Hulton followed his father as High Sheriff, and it was just a year later that he was called into action, arresting 12 people when Luddites torched a Westhoughton weaving mill. Four of them - including a 12 year old boy - were hanged. He had another man at a Westhoughton mill transported for seven years for "administering oaths". As troubled times loomed again in 1819, Hulton was called on to chair Lancashire and Cheshire magistrates, a committee set up purposely to deal with the unrest which was sweeping the manufacturing districts. He took up his post in July, a month before Peterloo. It was he who read the Riot Act on St Peter's Fields, and he who sent in the Manchester and Salford Yeomanry, with such tragic consequences.

60. My Name Is Bill Lovelady I Am Chairman Of The Board Of Director’s For The Natio William Lovelady. on behalf of the. National Cotton Council of America. before the. Subcommittee on Department Operations, Nutrition Foreign Agriculture http://agriculture.house.gov/hearings/105/h80624wb.htm

Statement of William Lovelady on behalf of the National Cotton Council of America before the Thursday, June 25, 1998 9:30 am My name is Bill Lovelady. I am Chairman of the Board of the National Cotton Council and a cotton and pecan farmer from Tornillo, Texas near El Paso. I also am currently serving as NCC’s representative on EPA’s Tolerance Reassessment Advisory Committee (TRAC). Cotton has perhaps been the commodity most effected by EPA’s implementation of the Food Quality Protection Act. In 19967, FQPA requirements resulted in EPA denying the extensions of a fungicide, and a herbicidetwo tolerances and initial denial of Section 18 emergency use applications for a critically needed insecticide product in six states. .Ironically, under pre-FQPA rules, EPA had approved use of the product in these states for the two previous years. Theough insecticide, carbofuran (Furadan) was later made available by the states of Texas and Oklahoma through a Special Local Need (24 - c) and it provided critical protection against the cotton aphid. - where it literally saved last year’s crop- Tthese agency’s actions have alarmed cotton producers and have seriously challenged theirour confidence in the agency’s pesticide registration process. In my remarks today, I will discuss decisions on specific crop protection products that have been problematical, explain why EPA’s application of the statute in each case was of concern,. I also will and outline the steps the grower and pesticide user community are taking to restore the underlying principles of sound science, transparency, balance, and workability to EPA’s decision making process.

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