61. THE WEIRS IN NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY If nephew William is son of Lancelot Margaret, then john and Lancelot were were Robert and Agnes burkill; likely Ann’s maiden name was burkill http://pasttimes.topcities.com/weirs_in_northumberland_county.htm

Past Times THE WEIRS IN NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY The WEIRs listed below arrived in Northumberland County, Ontario from Ireland between about 1829 and 1837. Census and church records indicate that they were Protestant Irish. My assumption is that they were all related, but more research is required to be certain. The notes following the table below outline the connections I have found so far. If you are descended from any of these lines, please contact me. I have lots of information to share. Maybe we can untangle this mystery together. NAME SPOUSE CHILDREN LAND NOTES Lancelot (c.1796-April 1871) Margaret (c.1790-Dec. 1882) William Mary (1828-1914) Robert (1830-1905) Ann Jane (c.1834-1900) Block D, Lot 5 Town of Cobourg, - land purchased 1848 Cobourg census for 1851 missing; Lancelot and Margaret found in 1861 living with William at Hamilton Twp, Concession 3, Lot 3. Land purchased in 1840; in 1871 back in Cobourg; settlement of Margaret’s estate names heirs Robert and Mary Ann WEIR, Ann Jane DAWE, Hugh and Mary Ann LINTON, William and Sophia WEIR; William WEIR and family moved to the Dakota Territory c. 1882

62. CCS Courses S01 burkill, john C., First Course in Mathematical Analysis PREREQUISITE ProfessorAgboola’sF’02 Course Math CS 103. Instructor Daryl Cooper http://www.ccs.ucsb.edu:81/courses/past courses/W03.html

Course Offerings Winter 2003 General Information These courses constitute the majority of Winter 2003 offerings.  However, additional courses may be added later.  Check the bulletin board in the front hallway outside the CCS offices for additions, cancellations, and/or changes.  All UCSB undergraduates are welcome in most CCS classes.  Please see below for additional information for Letters and Science and Engineering students. All CCS students must consult with their faculty advisors on their course of study each quarter.  An Advising Check Slip has been distributed to all CCS students in their college mailboxes for Winter 2003.  This slip must be filled in, signed by your advisor, and returned to Terri in CCS Room 104 .  At that time you will be checked off for advising for the Winter Quarter. Independent Studies Independent Studies courses may be arranged with instructors.  Forms must be completed by the end of the first week of classes. Forms are available in the CCS Office, Room 104.   Your proposal must be approved by the instructor, and returned to Leslie in the CCS Office.  It will then be scheduled with the UCSB Registrar’s Office and you will be issued an Enrollment Code and a Course Approval Code with which to add the class.

63. CCS Courses S01 burkill, john C., First Course in Mathematical Analysis. PREREQUISITE ProfessorAgboola s F 01 Course Math CS 103. Instructor Daryl Cooper http://www.ccs.ucsb.edu:81/courses/past courses/W02.html

Course Offerings Winter 2002 Last update 2/6/2002 General Information These courses constitute the majority of Winter 2002 offerings. However, additional courses may be added later. Check the bulletin board in the front hallway outside the CCS offices for additions, cancellations, and/or changes. All UCSB undergraduates are welcome in most CCS classes. Please see below for additional information for Letters and Science and Engineering students. All CCS students must consult with their faculty advisors on their course of study each quarter. An Advising Check Slip has been distributed to all CCS students in their college mailboxes for Winter 2002. This slip must be filled in, signed by your advisor, and returned to Terri in CCS Room 104. At that time you will be checked off for advising for the Winter Quarter. Independent Studies Independent Studies courses may be arranged with instructors. Forms must be completed by the end of the first week of classes. Forms are available in the CCS Office, Room 104. Your proposal must be approved by the instructor, and returned to the CCS Office immediately. It will then be scheduled with the UCSB Registrar's Office and you will be issued an Enrollment Code and a Course Approval Code with which to add the class. You must officially add Independent Study courses, just as you would regular classes, to receive credit. ALL UCSB COURSES MUST BE ADDED BY THE END OF THE 3 RD WEEK OF INSTRUCTION. For Winter 2002 the deadline is Friday, January 25

64. /u3/maths/2006/mdolan/www/lib The theory of differential equations, ODE, john Charles burkill, 128, 1956.Integration of ordinary differential equations, ODE, ELInce, 129, 1939 http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~mdolan/lib

Title Symbol Author Description? Matsoc code ISBN Year of Publication Title Symbol Author Description? Matsoc code ISBN Year of Publication A first course in Calculus CALC Serge Lang small and yellow A second course in Calculus CALC Serge Lang small and yellow A second course in Calculus CALC Serge Lang Second Edition An Analytical Calculus CALC E.A. Maxwell volume three Avanced Pure Mathematics A revision Course CALC R.G. Meadows + R. Delbourgo penguin Advanced Calculus CALC Kaplan contains cool card Advanced Calculus a differential forms approach CALC Harold M. Edwards big and green calculus CALC Lloyd L. Smail bequeathed Calculus vol 1 CALC Tom M. Apostol one variable calculus with an introduction to linear algebra Calculus vol 2 CALC Tom M. Apostol calculus of several variables with applications to probability and vector analysis Theory amd problems of advanced calculus CALC Murray R Spiegel Simetric edition - special note Calculus CALC Micheal Spivak old book smell Calculus CALC Sherwood and Taylor bequeathed Calculus with Analytical Geometry CALC Richmond Calculus 7th Ed CALC Larson+Hostetler+Edwards pretty Differential and Integral Calculus CALC N. Piskunov

65. ABSENT VOTERS Grimsby & Cleethorpes 1919 burkill, john William 152 Tiverton Street P.0.W. burkill, Sidney 11 WellingtonTce., Well n St. 3 GH 2 MT Coy., 162176 Pte. BURKITT, Albert http://www.angelfire.com/de/delighted/B.html

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66. MALTON61-1 On the 31st ult., at Welford, Northhamptonshire, john burkill, gentleman, brotherto the late Thomas burkill, cordwainer, Malton, aged 85 years. http://www.angelfire.com/de/BobSanders/Malton63-2.html

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67. Tourism Queensland Hooker 1, john burkill. Hope Harbour Int l Hotel, Craig Douglas, 07 55301999.Horizon at Mission Beach, The, Margit Leggerit, 07 40575555 http://www.queensland.com.hk/contact.asp?sl=H

68. K-9 And Company: A Girl's Best Friend [1981] @ EOFFTV VT Editor john burkill Vision Mixer Mark Kershaw. MUSIC Theme Music FiachraTrench, Ian Levine Theme Music Arranged By Peter Howell http://www.eofftv.com/k/k9/k-9_and_company_main.htm

SYNOPSIS REVIEW PRODUCTION NOTES TRIVIA PRESS QUOTES K-9 and Company: A Girl's Best Friend [1981] Country of Origin: UK Date(s) of Broadcast: 28 December 1981 Number of Seasons: n/a Total Number of Episodes: Average Episode Running Times: 50 mins Format: colour Sound: mono CREDITS PRODUCTION Production Company: BBC Producer: John Nathan-Turner Production Manager: Robert Gabriel SCRIPT Script: Terence Dudley DIRECTION Director: John Black Script Editors: Eric Saward, Anthony Root PHOTOGRAPHY Director of Photography: Phil Wilson Studio Lighting: Barry Hill EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION Editor: Michael Lomas VT Editor: John Burkill Vision Mixer: Mark Kershaw MUSIC Theme Music: Fiachra Trench, Ian Levine Theme Music Arranged By: Peter Howell Incidental Music: Peter Howell SOUND Sound: Dave Brinicombe Special Sounds: Dick Mills MAKE UP AND COSTUMES Make Up: Susie Bancroft Costume Designer: Ann Arnold VISUAL EFFECTS Visual Effects Designer: Mat Irvine DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION Designer: Nigel Jones Property Buyer: Michael Preece Graphic Designer: Bob Cosford MISCELLANEOUS Technical Manager: Barry Chatfield Production Assistant: Yvonne Collins Assistant Floor Manager: Sue Hedden

69. Honda CB750 CB 750 Seven Fifty CB750F Four Motorcycle Reviews, Motorcycles For S 90/100 john burkill. CB750F2 1995 Reliable cool retro. Gets a bit rusty as itgets older, needs a half fairing for real distance work. http://www.ukbike.com/reviews/bikes/cb750.html

buy sell news reviews main home motorcycles for sale motorcycle reviews motorcycle news bikes APRILIA BMW CAGIVA DAELIM ... YAMAHA advertise with us post a private ad post a TRADE ad DEALER EXPRESS ... targeted advertising extra post a review affiliate scheme newsletter link swap ... archive index Nov 9, 2001 Honda CB 750 F2 2001 "A reasuring bike with excellent handling. Not the fastest in the world but fast enough to get you in or out of trouble. I love it and think it's one of the best bikes I have had, the riding position is so comfortable, everything just comes to hand. Keep the engine above 3000rpm and the clunky gearchange mentioned by another owner snicks into place like silk. " Kevin Ibbotson Nov 4, 2001 Honda CB750 f2 2000 "In Malta there are no open roads and the roads are full of twists and bumps almost offroad all the time and I find the cb750 fits right in these conditions becouse of its soft suspension and stabilityt.One other thing the bike is maintenance free compared to other bikes. " Joe Vella Sep 16, 2001 Honda CB750 F2 1993 "Yes this bike is fast enough, and handles well on most roads, the build quality is good, this bike get noticed all the time with it's chrome more than my GSXR750 Suzuki"

70. Title O17 B959S, A second course in mathematical analysis /, burkill, JC (john Charles),1900, burkill, H.,, 0521523435 (pbk.) , Cambridge Univeristy Press http://www.lib.sjtu.edu.cn/chinese/collection&resources/xstbww04-12.htm

71. NERC Research Funding - Science Priorities This meeting was attended by the following people Chris German (chair), AndyClark, Peter burkill, Richard Lampitt, john Parkes, Monty Priede, Mike Webb, http://www.nerc.ac.uk/funding/deepoceans/background.shtml

72. Searching For Jesus: Methodology The recollection of Jesus baptism by john visibly caused problems for the of secret epiphanies (Dibelius) and mysterious revelations (burkill). http://www.courses.drew.edu/sp2000/BIBST189.001/baptizer.html

BIBST 189 Jesus: History or Myth? Jesus and John the Baptizer Of all the stories about Jesus, that concerning his "baptism for repentance for forgiveness of sins" by John (Mk 1:4-11) may have the greatest claim to historical reliability. At work here is the so-called "criterion of embarrassment," i.e., the fact that such stories posed such a problem for the earliest Christians that if they had not been firmly anchored in historical tradition they would never have been preserved, and they would certainly not have been created (see Meier, I, 168-170). As Meier observes (II, 101): "There is no credible reason why the early church of the first generation would have gone out of its way to invent a story that would only create enormous difficulties for its inventor. After all, the story of the baptism presents the church's Lord as being put in a position of inferiority to John by accepting from him a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins. The narrative runs counter to the desire of all Four Gospels to make the historically independent John merely a forerunner, proclaimer, prophet, or witness of Jesus. More to the point, the idea that Jesus, whom early Christianity considered sinless and the source of forgiveness of sins for humanity, should be associated with sinners by undergoing a 'baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins' is hardly a fiction created by the church, unless the church enjoyed multiplying difficulties for itself." Theissen similarly states, "This is one of the most certain pieces of information in the life of Jesus" (p. 196).

73. Independent, The (London): Queen's Counsel Victor Lawrence Lyon; Paul Mann; Peter john Murphy; Guy Alexander burkill;Timothy Frank Corner; Gregory David Mark Dickinson; Peter Nicholas Francis; http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20020328/ai_n12606697

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74. Dataset Inventory And Banking Status For Cruise CD132 Bacteroidetes distribution data, Fry john, Received. FRRF profiles, burkill Peter,Received. Microbial DNA sample catalogue, Murrell J Colin, Received http://www.bodc.ac.uk/cgi-bin/inventory?project=mfmb&activity=cruise&action=CD13

75. Dataset Inventory And Banking Status For Cruise CD132 Bacteroidetes distribution data, Fry john, Received CTD profiles (incl.temp, sal, oxy, fluor, atten, turb), burkill Peter, Available http://www.bodc.ac.uk/cgi-bin/inventory?project=mfmb&activity=cruise&action=CD13

76. Ahmad Abid Munir He started after me at a Ph.D. and is reputedly 12 years older, but john Jessop at the Singapore Botanic Gardens under then Director, Mr HM burkill. http://www.anbg.gov.au/biography/munir-ahmad.html

Australian National Botanic Gardens BIOGRAPHY Home Biography Munir, Ahmad Abid (1936 - ) They were the days when the strong ties between the Botany Department and the State Herbarium were very strong indeed. As was written by Alison MacCusker in her obituary of Sir Rutherford Robertson, who had left for ANU in 1969: "Robertson had joined forces with Hansjoerg Eichler, Keeper of the State Herbarium of South Australia, to boost taxonomic training in botany. Eichler was given honorary staff status with the Botany Department and in that capacity supervised or co-supervised a large number of post-graduate students over more than a decade. This fruitful partnership to build a taxonomic centre of excellence delivered a cohort of taxonomists who are still active in many Australian (and overseas) herbaria and universities." It is a pity that we have lost most of that postgraduate contact here. Hopefully the new alliance in the new Centre for Evolutionary Biology and Biodiversity involving the original Botany Department, now merged with Zoology in the Department of Environmental Biology, the SA Museum, and sections of the Waite Institute will see a return of postgraduate research to the State Herbarium, with the stimulation and enrichment that goes with it. Munir is not the first of this earlier cohort to retire. He is preceded by Paul Wilson in the WA Herbarium and Dick Schodde who became head of (animal) collections in CSIRO Wildlife.

77. Dr. JOHN M. MORRISON Vijay Kumar Manghnani, john M. Morrison, Lian Xie, Subrahmanyam Bulusu, 2002 . Morrison, J. M. (2002) Hydrography in Watts, burkill and Smith, http://www4.ncsu.edu/eos/users/m/morrison/www/morrison_vita.html

Dr. John M. Morrison Professor Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695-8208 Current Research Activities Contacts Office: Jordan Hall 4137 Phone: Office: Home: Fax: Office: Email: John_Morrison@NCSU.EDU Academic Attainment B. A. in Physics College of the Holy Cross, 1971 M. S. in Physical Oceanography Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography Awards Antarctic Service Medal of the United States, Awarded by Congress, 1983 Outstanding Performance Award, Ocean Science Division, National Science Foundation, 1986 Special Service Award, National Science Foundation, Contributions to Presidential Science and Technology Initiative, November 1985. Faculty Fellow, US Navy - American Society Engineering Education, Summer 1991 Senior Faculty Fellow, US Navy - American Society Engineering Education, Summer, 1992 Academic and Professional Societies Sigma Phi Sigma, National Physics Honor Society (Member) Sigma Xi, National Scientific Research Society (Member) American Geophysical Union (Member) The Oceanography Society (Charter Life Member) National Geographic Society (Member) Professional Experience Executive Assistant for the International Southern Ocean Studies), 1975.

78. China Foreign Colonies 1887 AR burkill 1889 1892 john McGregor (1st time) 1892 - 1893 Purdon (2ndtime) 1893 - 1894 john McGregor (2nd time) 1894 - 1897 JL Scott http://www.worldstatesmen.org/China_Foreign_colonies.html

return to World Statesmen back to China Foreign Concessions and Colonies Chinese Eastern Railroad Zone Jul 1897 - 20 Sep 1924 18 Nov 1922 - 23 Mar 1935, 18 Aug 1945 - 14 Feb 1950 12 Aug 1905 - 9 Feb 1933 Capital: Harbin Population: N/A 27 Aug 1896 Russia and China sign contract for building Chinese Eastern Railroad. 17 Dec 1896 Chinese Eastern Railroad Society (in Russian: Obshchestvo Kitayskoy Vostochnoy Zheleznoy Dorogi ) established in St. Petersburg, later moved to Vladivostok. Jul 1897 Construction begun on Chinese Eastern railroad, 1,481 km (Tarskaya - Hilar - Harbin - Nikolsk-Ussuriski). 16 May 1898 Harbin established. Aug 1898 Defense for Chinese Eastern Railroad (CER) across Manchuria assumed by Russia; under Priamur governor. 3 Nov 1901 Traffic opened, regular passenger traffic begun from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok 14 Jul 1903.

79. Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure ASMs Brenda burkill, john Peters, Tony Goodman Lighting Ralph Shafran Sound Shirley Jowell Workshop Ken Millard, Bob Legge, Terry O Sullivan, http://www.headlandview.co.uk/tower/plays/1961/p6199.htm

Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure by Walter Hackett Music by Nick Tyrrell-Evans, Lyrics by Tony Manley Tower Theatre, Canonbury December 29, 1961 - January 13, 1962 Cast Lush John Bennett Poppy Faire Gillian Wilson Agatha Whatcombe Dorothy Martin Ambrose Applejohn Don Goffin Anna Valeska Pat Whitehouse Horace Pengard Ronald Hackett Mrs Pengard Paula Munday Ivan Borolsky David Goldman Dennet Tom Tillery Johnny Jason Paul Baron Pirates, Coastguards, Police Ken Millard Tony Goodman Robert Hutley Tom Tillery Astrid Heppel Terry O'Sullivan Paul Baron Production Team Set Design : Raymond Cusick Stage Manager : Margaret Blake ASMs : Brenda Burkill, John Peters, Tony Goodman Lighting : Ralph Shafran Sound : Shirley Jowell Workshop : Ken Millard, Bob Legge, Terry O'Sullivan, Anthony Macer

80. Report 18 -- Appendix 2D burkill, PH, ES Edwards, AWG john MA Sleigh. 1993. Microzooplankton and theirherbivorous activity in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean. DeepSea Res. http://www.usglobec.org/reports/rep18/rep18.appendix2d.html

Large Scale Biological Models Ian J. Totterdell James Rennell Centre for Ocean Circulation, NERC, Gamma House Chilworth Research Centre Chilworth, Southampton, SO16 7NS, United Kingdom January 1995 INTRODUCTION The impetus to incorporate biological models in OGCMs has come so far from studies of the global carbon cycle, which are primarily interested in the ecosystems in general terms, such as primary production and export flux, rather than in the details of the ecosystems themselves. However, if the biological interactions within the ecosystems are to be modeled and understood more detailed models will be needed. They will also give more confidence that the current extremely simple, carbon-cycle-oriented models are producing good simulations for the right reasons. The most urgently needed improvements in the models, and the measurements that will be required to provide validations and parameter values, are discussed in Section 3. CURRENT LARGE-SCALE BIOLOGICAL MODELS The Fasham-Ducklow-McKelvie (1990) model (hereafter FDM90) has been incorporated in several large-scale models. The ecosystem is based on nitrogen, and features seven compartments: nitrate, ammonia, bacteria, phytoplankton, zooplankton, detritus and dissolved organic nitrogen (DON). As important as the variables in a model however are the biological processes represented. In this case the phytoplankton photosynthesize (taking up nitrate and ammonia, but exuding DON) and suffer natural mortality (becoming detritus); the zooplankton graze phytoplankton, bacteria and detritus (producing more detritus as fecal pellets), excrete ammonia and DON and suffer mortality; the bacteria take in ammonia and DON, and excrete ammonia; and detritus sinks and breaks down to DON. The inhibition by ammonia of the uptake of nitrate by phytoplankton is included.

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