61. Journal Of Clinical Gastroenterology - UserLogin snape, william J. Jr. MD. Bowel Motility Center; Long Beach Memorial Hospital; Long Beach, California. The article by Moukarzel et al.1 in this issue of the http://www.jcge.com/pt/re/jclngastro/fulltext.00004836-200003000-00002.htm

LWWOnline LOGIN eALERTS REGISTER ... Archive You are attempting to access protected content. To access this content please login using an established account or create/activate an account. If you have already created/ activated an online account, please login below: User Name: Password: Note: passwords are CASE SENSITIVE If you are a new user or guest visiting an LWWonline site for the first time, please complete the new account setup process to view or purchase content. Forgot your password? Subscribe Renewal Information utrdc-pt02 Release 4.0

62. Emmerdale's Steve Butler william snape was born 17 April 1985 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK william snape, who plays Stephen, explains, News gets back to Donna and she s http://www.emmerdale.org/emmerdale/profiles5thumbs/stevebutler.htm

Created 30th March 2003 Updated 1st July 2003 Charachter: Steve Butler Played by: William Snape IMDB entry for William Snape Appeared from: 17 January 2003 - 22 May 2003 Steve is the son of Wilf Butler a struggling farmer. William Snape was born 17 April 1985 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, UK The Mirror How Emmerdale's William Rebuilt His Dreams Of Fame Mar 19 2003 EXCLUSIVE By Claire Donnelly AS the child star of hit film The Full Monty, William Snape seemed set for a long and glittering showbiz career. At 12, he caused a sensation in the Oscar-nominated movie and was bombarded by directors believing he was the next big thing. Between auditions, William spent his time being mobbed by fans and enjoying the celebrity circuit. But the bubble burst for the Sheffield-born schoolboy as he struggled to get his next big break. William - known to friends and family as Wim - was involved in a horrific accident. His family feared he would die and doctors were amazed he did not lose his leg. Now 17, he is hoping to make his mark again after joining ITV soap Emmerdale as farmer Stephen Butler.

63. DanceEast >> Press Releases 2004 DON T MISS GEORGE PIPER DANCES AT snape MALTINGS THIS WEEKEND Ballet Frankfurt s william Forsythe has specially adapted Approximate Sonata I, http://www.danceeast.co.uk/Press/archive/Pressrel04C.html

17 May 2004 FROM SYDNEY TO SUFFOLK ... THE BALLET BOYZ ARE BACK! DON'T MISS GEORGE PIPER DANCES AT SNAPE MALTINGS THIS WEEKEND DanceEast presents Olivier-award winning George Piper Dances, aka TVs Ballet Boyz at Snape Maltings Concert Hall on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 May to perform three stunning dance pieces previously unseen outside of London. Having gained popularity as the stars of Channel 4's 'Ballet Boyz', and building on their experience with The Royal Ballet, Directors Michael Nunn and William Trevitt have created one of the hottest new companies on the international dance scene. Following successful tours across the USA and Australia and winning several prestigious dance awards, Michael and Billy return to Suffolk with an outstanding programme of dance: Mesmerics combines Christopher Wheeldon's classical ballet background with the versatility of the company and is set to Philip Glass's score for Cello Octet; Ballet Frankfurt's William Forsythe has specially choreographed Approximate Sonata I, V for the company; and Broken Fall, by Russell Maliphant which premi„red at the Royal Opera House in 2003 and recently won an Olivier Award for 'Best New Dance Production'. The Ballet Boyz, as always, have been taking their trusted camera to rehearsals to share with you their behind the scenes video diaries, giving the audience an insiders peek into the creative process. And watch out for them on Friday, as they will be filming in and around Snape as they get to know their surroundings for the weekend.

64. UCLA Portal william J snape. Affiliations. Professor, Medicine. Contact Information. Work Address, Office HARBOR Los Angeles, CA 90095 UNITED STATES http://dgsom.healthsciences.ucla.edu/institution/personnel?personnel_id=46110

65. Dolphin-Deadly Bill Advances CONTACT Bill snape (Bsnape@defenders.org) 202682-9400 are being traded away for nothing in return, says william snape, Defenders Legal Director. http://dukecunningham.org/bibliography/dolphin-death-bill.html

[Update: this bill passed and was signed into law. The press release below was issued before it was signed into law June 6, 1996 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Defenders.org defenders.org 70 Conservation Groups Warn Trade Politics Endanger Dolphins: DOLPHIN-DEADLY BILL ADVANCES IN SENATE WITHOUT A FIGHT Washington, D.C: Environmentalists are disappointed by today's decision in the Senate Commerce Committee to quickly pass without any debate a bill that would weaken standards for labeling tuna cans "dolphin-safe" and thus result in dolphin deaths. The result of today's Senate markup resembles action last month in the House, which has already passed its dolphin-deadly bill through committee and is awaiting floor action. Defenders of Wildlife President Rodger Schlickeisen said, "The senators' lack of interest in dolphin protection, as evidenced by today's speedy passage of a dolphin-deadly bill without debate, is appalling. Protection of dolphins is an issue of extreme importance to the American public and yet the senators were unwilling to even debate it. Instead they caved in to special interests and trade politics." Defenders of Wildlife and other members of a coalition of more than 70 other groups adamantly oppose weakening the standard, as proposed in S. 1420, sponsored by Senators John Breaux (D-LA) and Ted Stevens (R-AK).

66. Carl's Cam: War Memorial, Christ Church School, Macclesfield, Cheshire. william SMITH Frank snape Norman snape James SPARKES Robert SPARKES Dennis SPROSTON Elisha SPROSTON Harold SPROSTON william A SHARPLEY Arthur L STANLEY http://www.carlscam.com/macclesfield/ccschoolmem.htm

War Memorial, Christ Church School, Macclesfield, Cheshire. Location King's School, Macclesfield, Cheshire. Description A large wooden panel dominates the end wall of the library. It shows two lists of old boys of Christ Church School, Macclesfield: those who served in the first world war, and those who lost their lives. Presumably the panel was moved to King's School following the closure and demolition of Christ Church School. King's School also has its own war memorials. Inscription CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ROLL OF HONOUR OLD BOYS WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE Walter ALBINSON William ALBINSON Harry BAILEY Samuel BAILEY James E BAYLEY George BARBER George A BELFIELD James W BRACEGIRDLE Harold BRADBURY Percy BRADBURY Harry BRADSHAW Sydney BRATHERTON Thomas BROADHEAD Frederick CARTER Fred CATTERALL William E K CHESWORTH J Arnold CLAYTON James CLEGG Ronald CORBISHLEY Arthur CROSS Charles R DALE Frederick J DALE Harold DAVENPORT J W DENNERLEY James N DIXON Arthur R EATON Edward ECCLESTON Sydney ELKIN Frederick BAMFORD, M.C.

67. Carl's Cam: War Memorial, Bollington, Cheshire. william H BEARD Peter BEARD Arthur BEARD James BIRCH Alfred BOOTHBY Joseph BOWDEN Walter snape Walter STAGG Hedley STEWART Allan STRINGER Albert TAYLOR http://www.carlscam.com/bollington/warmem.htm

War Memorial, Bollington, Cheshire. Location Palmerston Street and Water Street, Bollington, Cheshire. Description A stone cross set in memorial gardens. On the base of the cross are inscribed the names of those of Bollington who died in the two world wars. Inscription They whom this memorial commemorates were numbered among those who at the call of King and Country left all that was dear to them, endured hardness, faced danger, and finally passed out of the sight of men by the path of duty and self-sacrifice, giving up their own lives that others might live in freedom. Let those who come after see to it that their names be not forgotten. George ANKERS Edwin ARNOLD Fred ASH Alfred ASHLEY Fred BARLOW Charles BAGULEY William BAGULEY John E BANN John BERRY Thomas BARNSHAW William H BARLOW J Harold BEARD William H BEARD Peter BEARD Arthur BEARD James BIRCH Alfred BOOTHBY Joseph BOWDEN Arthur BRADLEY Eli BRADLEY Joseph BRADBURY Frank BROADHEAD John BROGDEN Arthur BROWN Harry BROWN John BROWN William BROWN Alfred BULLOCK Thomas H BUNTING Ernest CAPPER James A CHAPMAN Robert P CHISHOLM Dan CLAYTON Leo CLAYTON Arthur CLAYTON Robert CLEGG Geoffrey W CLAYE Fred COPE Edgar CORBOLD Walter B COWSILL Fred COE William J DAVENPORT Wilfred DANIELS Jonh J DRABBLE Thomas DUFFIELD Ellis FINCH James FIELDSEND Robert FLINT Alexander FORBES Thomas H FURNESS Robert GAY Ellis H GARDINER Percy GASKELL Harold GIBBON Ronald GLEAVE Laurence GLEAVE

68. GENUKI: Well Parish, Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1890 Roskill and Gebdykes farm; h Burtonupon-Ure; Gothorp James and william, snape lodge and Langwith house; h Well; Greaves James, snape castle http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/NRY/Well/Well90Dry.html

Well Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades for WELL in Bulmer's Directory of 1890. SNAPE TOWNSHIP. Post Office at Thomas Hammond's. Lettters arrive via Bedale, week-days, at 7-25 a.m., and are despatched at 4-50 p.m. winter, 5-50 p.m. summer months. No arrival or despatch on Sundays. Postal Orders are issued here but not paid. The nearest Telegraph and Money Order Office is at Bedale. Miscellany of trades Milbank Powlett C., Esq., J.P., alderman North Riding County Council, The Park house and Devonshire club, St. James', London Miscellany of trades Bell John, estate builder and sub-agent Bendelow John, shoemaker Carter James, gamekeeper, Snape park Chappelow Robert Henry, tailor Clarke Thomas Wood, cowkeeper Cooper William, blacksmith Culverwell William, gardener, Thorp Perrow Everett James, gamekeeper, The Kennels Exelby Mr. John Gale Nathan, shopkeeper Gale Thomas, cowkeeper Hare John, joiner Hare Thomas, joiner and cartwright Harper Thos., vict. and farmer, Milbank Arms Haw Thomas, pig jobber Haw William, cowkeeper

69. Www.land-care.org.uk November 2003. Wednesday 19 November. Does benzene poisoning cause scrapie? snape, william M, Preston, Lancashire. April 2003. Tuesday 22 April http://www.land-care.org.uk/correspondence/

Search Site Info Site Map MENU HOMEPAGE Animal Health/ Welfare/Zoonoses Environment ... Back to Land-Care Homepage Land-Care Correspondence Please address all correspondence to editor@land-care.org.uk The opinions expressed in letters to Land-Care are those of the individual/s concerned, and do not necessarily reflect those of the Editor or the website in general. November 2003 Wednesday 19 November Does benzene poisoning cause scrapie? Snape, William M, Preston, Lancashire April 2003 Tuesday 22 April Jen - Enquiry about Breedplan February 2003 Monday 27 February Pat Rickett - CJD and Blood Transfusions January 2003 Monday 27 January Alan Ebringer - Benzene Poisoning Unlikely to Cause Scrapie Thursday 9 January William M Snape - Does Benzene Poisoning Cause Scrapie?

70. Www.land-care.org.uk snape, william M. (2003). Does benzene poisoning cause scrapie? See CORRESPONDENCE Homepage, Filed 9 January 03, www.landcare.org.uk, Click Here to View http://www.land-care.org.uk/correspondence/2003/november2003/tse_benzene_scrapie

Search Site Info Site Map MENU HOMEPAGE Animal Health/ Welfare/Zoonoses Environment ... Back to CORRESPONDENCE Homepage Dear Sir, Does benzene poisoning cause scrapie? My correspondence of the 9th January entitled "Does benzene poisoning cause scrapie?" ( ) was not intended to suggest benzene poisoning is the sole cause of scrapie. So-called TSE's (Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies) can only be demonstrated to be transmissible with great difficulty. There is therefore a body of opinion that concludes the diseases are degenerative conditions influenced by a variety of environmental factors. Professor Ebringer suggests bacteria as a factor ( ) and he may well be correct. My suggestion of benzene as a factor is supported by a number of circumstances including current day geographical location of disease "hot spots" in the UK and Scandinavian. We must also be aware that only a small percentage of "scrapie" cases are ever conclusively proven as such. It would therefore be reasonable to suggest that at least some of the reported cases are misdiagnosed lead poisoning (saturnine encephalopathy) or copper deficiency (swayback).

71. Yorkshire North Riding UK - Genealogy, Surnames, Family And Local History. Their parents were william b. snape and Elizabeth WILSON nee TINSLEY and John and Dorothy HAW. 1850 in snape and marriagesof other siblings william b. http://www.curiousfox.com/history/northridingyorkshire_9.html

About How the site works The village by village contact site for anybody researching family history, genealogy and local history in the UK and Ireland. Every UK county, town and village has a page for family history, local history, surname and genealogy enquiries. Use the search box to find your village or town. New Irish villages Maps Pinpoints the exact location of any village or town on modern and Victorian maps. Nearby Villages Each village page shows nearby villages and nearby entries. Old Photographs Many villages include links to old photographs from Francis Frith. Spam safe This is an anti spam site. No email addresses are available on the site and all initial contacts are made by a messaging system. Members can add entries, send messages and search by surname. You can join as a free member or a paid member, it's up to you. How the site works Advantages Add spam safe entries

72. St Mary's Church, Haddington snape, william, 25 December 1953, P29. SOMERVILLE, Ann (Mrs J.Cousland), 9 August 1863, Q6. SOMERVILLE, Catherine (Mrs James Elder), 11 June 1857, U43 http://www.kylemore.btinternet.co.uk/Grave19.htm

St Mary's Parish Church Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland Back to Graveyard Index Back to Introduction The Graveyard Index - Surnames starting with S Name Died Position SANDERSON, Agnes (Mrs A.Smith) 12 March 1948 SANDERSON, Barbara (Mrs W.Stalkers) 20 March 1924 SANDERSON, Euphemia (Mrs J.Henderson) 12 January 1847 SANDERSON, Janet (Mrs J.Stott) 28 October 1917 SANDERSON, Robert 9 April 1883 SANDIE, Helen (1st Mrs Bain;2nd Mrs Cameron) SANDILANDS, Margaret (Mrs J.Edmond) 19 September 1886 SANDS, Marion (Mrs C.Smith) August 1850 SAWERS, James, Dr 10 February 1817 SCAIFE, Elizabeth (Mrs Stott) 31 October SCICLUNA, Margaret Helen 25 October 1977 SCOT, David 1 June 1816 SCOT, Margaret Lindsay (Mrs D.Skirving) 14 March 1863 SCOT, Mary 20 February 1857 SCOT, Robert, Maj Gen Sir 21 December 1832 SCOT, Robert, Rev. 17 August 1807 SCOT-SKIRVING, Christina, Mrs 9 July 1940 SCOT-SKIRVING, Owen 26 March 1940 SCOTT, Agnes (Mrs J.Aitchison,2nd) 26 September 1901 SCOTT, Ann (Mrs D.Allan) 15 September 1923 SCOTT, Ann (Mrs G.Purves) 16 September 1846 N SCOTT, Catherine (Mrs J.Anderson)

73. Loyalist Collection At The University Of New Brunswick Archibald Campbell, Sir Joseph Yorke, william Smith, Sir Morton Eden, Sir Andrew snape Hamond, william Knox, Earl of Carlisle, Paul Wentworth, http://www.lib.unb.ca/collections/loyalist/seeOne.php?id=585&string=

74. The Proceedings Of The Old Bailey, London 1674 To 1834 Front Matter from Old Bailey Proceedings; Sir william Stephenson , Session III, John Bennett , James Benwell , Thomas snape , william Burrell , http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/html_units/1760s/f17650227-1.html

Homepage Search the Proceedings About the Proceedings Historical Background ... Sitemap Front matter from The Old Bailey Proceedings, 27th February, 1765. The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: f17650227-1 See original THE WHOLE PROCEEDINGS ON THE King's Commission of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and Gaol-Delivery FOR THE CITY of LONDON; And also the Gaol-Delivery for the Country of MIDDLESEX, HELD AT JUSTICE-HALL in the OLD-BAILEY, On Wednesday the 27th, and Thursday the 28th of FEBRUARY; and on Friday the 1st, and Saturday the 2d of MARCH. In the Fifth Year of His MAJESTY's Reign. Being the Third SESSION in the MAYORALTY of The Right Honble Sir William Stephenson , Knt. LORD-MAYOR of the CITY of LONDON. NUMBER III. PART I. for the YEAR 1765. LONDON: Sold by W. NICOLL, in St. Paul's Church-yard. [Price SIX-PENCE.] See original BEFORE the Right Honourable Sir WILLIAM STEPHENSON , Knt. Lord Mayor of the City of London; Sir Henry Gould , Knt. *, one of the Judges of the Court of Common-Pleas; George Perrott , Esq; +, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer; James Eyre , Esq; Recorder ++; and others of his Majesty's Justice of Oyer and Terminer, of the City of London, and Justices of Gaol-Delivery of Newgate, holden for the said City and County of Middlesex.

75. Education In Snape, Suffolk Education came to snape in 183536 when Squire Long from Hurts Hall, Harry married Sophia Markin, daughter of william Ezekiel Markin who owned and http://www.snapevillage.org.uk/contribs/school/snape-education-1835to2005-gone.h

Snape School Centenary Celebrations on Saturday 9th July 2005. Education came to Snape in 1835-36 when Squire Long from Hurts Hall, Saxmundham, built a two-room school along Farnham Road, near the Church. Conditions were spartan and children had to pay between 1 and 3 pennies each per week to receive their education. The first record of named staff is found in documents dated 1844, when a William Lamb was head and he was replaced by William Henry Thorpe in January 1858, he in turn was succeeded in October 1864 by Harry Bailey Baxter, who it seems was in post when the first formal inspection of the school took place. The Inspector’s report is briefly quoted in an entry in the School diary dated 10th February 1864. The entry reads as follows: “The school would be improved if there were more ventilation. The total receipt was £27-5s-7d for 9 months, showing that 61 children received grants, 58 by examination 3 infants upon attendance ”. The next inspection report dated 2nd November 1865, went as follows:  “This is a good county school, well taught and disciplined ”.

76. St John The Baptist Snape The earliest recorded incumbent of snape was Sir william de Rurcham whose appointment was in 1240. There have been many internal as well as external http://www.snapevillage.org.uk/contribs/church/stjohns4body.html

The 13th Century Church of St John the Baptist, Snape The present church, which was originally thatched, is 13th century with a 15th century porch and tower but there was a Snape Church, possibly on the same site, at the time of the Norman Conquest. Now the parish works closely with the two other churches, Sternfield and Benhall, which are in the same benefice and share some services as well as clergy. A typical monthly pattern of worship at Snape is: 1st Sunday: 9:30 am United Benefice Service with Holy Communion 2nd Sunday: 8:00 am Holy Communion 3rd Sunday: 9:30 am Holy Communion 4th Sunday: 11:00 am All Age Worship and when this occurs 5th Sunday: 6:00 pm Evensong. Details of services including other mid-week services will be found on the church noticeboard by the gate and in the church porch. They are also contained in the parish magazine. Other activities include the Edward Bear Club for under-fives and their mothers and Lazers for those nine years old and upward. There is also a benefice-wide Women's Fellowship. The church is usually kept unlocked during daylight hours. There is a bookstall within the church offering for sale cards and publications on many aspects of faith, prayer and meditation. Also available from the church is a quiz for young visitors, which chronicles some aspects of the building

77. The Full Monty Bill *** Beth **½ Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy, william snape, Steve Huison, Tom Wilkinson, Paul Barber, Hugo Speer Directed by Peter Cattaneo http://www.bbmovies.com/102FullMonty.html

78. Houses Of Benedictine Monks: Priory Of Snape | British History Online THE PRIORY OF snape. About the year 1155 william Martel, in conjunction with Albreda his wife, and Geoffrey their son, gave the manors of snape and http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=37886

79. Mutiny! - The Cast AbleSeaman John Adams, william snape. Able-Seaman Thomas Burkitt, Peter Rutherford President of the Court Martial, william snape http://www.lareau.org/mutcast.html

CAST Lieutenant in Command William Bligh Frank Finlay Ship's Master John Fryer Neville Jason Master's Mate Fletcher Christian David Essex Master's Mate William Elphinstone David Oakley Boatswain William Cole Shaun Curry Midshipman Thomas Ellison Hugh Craig Midshipman Robert Tinkler Daire O'Dunlaing Midshipman Edward Young Jack Dolman Midshipman Peter Heywood Paul Firth Able-Seaman John Adams William Snape Able-Seaman Thomas Burkitt Peter Rutherford Able-Seaman Henry Hillbrandt Stanley Fleet Able-Seaman William McCoy Patrick Clancy Able-Seaman John Millward Tony Carpenter Able-Seaman William Muspratt Mark Adams Able-Seaman Matthew Quintal Ken Drury Able-Seaman James Valentine Ray Mangion Fiddler Michael Byrne Simon Packham Cabin Boy John Hallett Anthony Johncock 2nd Cabin Boy Tim Woodmani 3rd Cabin Boy Paul Hardy President of the Court Martial William Snape King Hiti-Hiti Frank Olegario Queen Hitimahana Nicola Blackman Maimiti Sinitta Renet Maidens : Jayne Draper, Brenda Garratt-Glassman, Tracy Harper, Donna Louise, Philippa Luce, Elin Morgan. Lizie Saunderson Warriors : Jan Arden, David Baldwin, Learie Carasco, Mark Elie, Leon Ferguson, Ray Mangion

80. Discus: Snape- Samuel William has anybody got any photographs of samuel william snape who used to own a pub called the bell Inn at broke or any photos of the pub or any other info or http://www.xroyvision.com.au/discus/messages/30/562.html?1079396497

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 4     61-80 of 102    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20