61. Archdiocese ROBERT wishart, BISHOP OF GLASGOW 12711316 But in Lent 1305, wishart alongwith Robert Bruce and john Moubray were commanded to advise King Edward on http://www.rcag.org.uk/history_H3_wishart.htm

Email: info@rcag.org.uk Cardinal Winning Archives ROBERT WISHART, BISHOP OF GLASGOW 1271-1316 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). Home Diocesan Curia Pastoral History ... Site Map

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63. Lawrence & Wishart Independent Publishers john Crump Encounters with Marx Before and After Communism. Michael Levin TheLegacy of Paul john Crump Gender, Sexuality and Anarchism. Judy Greenway http://www.lwbooks.co.uk/journals/anarchiststudies/archive.html

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64. College Of Wooster: Alumni Relations It’s war, john, wishart said. The world will never be the same again. john hadcome to Wooster a year earlier, following in the footsteps of his http://alumni.wooster.edu/daa/smeltz.php

Home Search Site Index Site Map ... Directories Go Quickly To ... -Info About- About Wooster Academic Programs Athletics News Libraries - Other Links - Campus Tour I.S. at Wooster Job Opportunities ScotMail Wooster Webcam Selected Alumni Sites Alumni E-Mail Directory Alumni Events The Wooster Fund Do You Remember When? Alumni Resources Volunteer Options Alumni Board Alumni Awards Alumni Publications ... Alumni Relations Home Page For more information, contact: Office of Alumni Relations Gault Alumni Center 1189 Beall Avenue Wooster, Ohio 44691 P: 330-263-2324 F: 330-263-2250 E-mail: alumni@wooster.edu Alumni Awards Distinguished Alumni Award - John Smeltz 44 John Smeltz remembers hitchhiking back to Wooster from Cleveland on the afternoon of December 7, 1941. Every driver’s radio was on and with each ride, he heard another piece of the terrible news unfolding at Pearl Harbor. When he arrived back on campus, he saw President Charles Frederick Wishart, who called him over to talk. "It’s war, John," Wishart said. "The world will never be the same again." John had come to Wooster a year earlier, following in the footsteps of his parents, Emmett and Margaretta, both ‘18s. He played football, joined Fifth Section, and held one of the more unusual jobs on campus as a sophomore: he lived in the President’s House, caring for it when Prexy and Mrs. Wishart were away, and driving the presidential Buick when Wishart needed to be ferried up to Cleveland. He was also charged with taking care of Wishart’s collie, Matthew Arnold, whom he often brought along to his morning classes. One day, a history professor in full cry continued on past the ringing of the bell until the dog, who was waiting for John outside Kauke, began to bark. "OK, Matthew," the professor said, "I’ll quit."

65. East Carolina University john wishart Jr. Class of 1967. Image P2248 , original image 2 1/4 x 3 1/4,call ECU/03/SA/W/. Return to ECU Memories http://www.lib.ecu.edu/SpclColl/photos/p2248.html

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66. Wishart, George --  Encyclopædia Britannica wishart, George an early martyr of the Reformation in Scotland. 570 web sites,chosen by Britannica editors for our Internet Guide. john wishart http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9077267

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67. 20. John Knox And Presbyterian Polity (mid 1500s) - By Miles Hodges One of those who became closely involved in wishart s preaching and teaching wasa young Catholic priest named john Knox. When in 1546 the Catholic Cardinal http://www.newgenevacenter.org/our-story/20_Knox.htm

"OUR STORY" 20. John Knox and Presbyterian Polity (mid 1500s) Younger Mary (Stuart) Older Queen of Scots "Bloody" Mary I (Tudor) Queen of England Elizabeth I (Tudor) 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.

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69. Wis - Wiz - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors 18) john wishart (M 1898 Nov 28 1956 Jul 14) Michael wishart (M ? - ?)Dr, William wishart (M c1692 - 1753) Five Sermons Preached Before And After. http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/wi4.htm

New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors Author names starting with Wis - Wiz Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk A A T ... T nee ? (F: ? - ?) L NU TTER) Hartley WITHERS (M: 1867 - 1950) BA I I RY nee r Krigets Tekniska Sagor [Sw-1915] r r H I ... FR nee Return to the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors (NGCOBA) page. Return to the kingkong home page.

70. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John Knox wishart was arrested in January, 1546, and burned at St. Andrews on 1 March; The Catholic earls sent Bishop john Lesley to invite the widowed queen to http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08680a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... K > John Knox A B C D ... Z John Knox Scotch Protestant The most prominent exponent of the new doctrines in Scotland at this time was George Wishart, who had come home from his travels in Germany a confirmed Protestant , and was expounding his tenets in Haddington and other parts of the Scottish Lowlands. Bitterly hostile to Cardinal Beaton, the great champion of the Catholic cause, Wishart (whose most devoted adherent and disciple at this time was Knox) was deeply involved in the intrigues of the Protestant party with Henry VIII of England for the kidnapping or murder of the cardinal . Wishart was arrested in January, 1546, and burned at St. Andrews on 1 March; and on 29 May Beaton was murdered at the same place in revenge for Wishart's death. The assassination was approved and applauded by Knox, who describes the deed with a gleeful and mocking levity strangely unbecoming in a Christian preacher, though his panegyrists speak of it merely as his "vein of humour". Some months later we find him, with his pupils, shut up in the castle of St. Andrews, which Beaton's murderers and their friends held for some months against the regent Arran and the Government. On 31 July, 1547, the besiegers being reinforced by a large French fleet, the castle was surrendered, and Knox was imprisoned with some others for nineteen months on board the French galleys and at Rouen. His captivity, however, was not rigorous enough to prevent him from writing a theological treatise, and preaching to his fellow prisoners.

71. OZB - Index9 wishart, john Henderson wishart, Robert WITHERINGTON, Laurence Hernstead WITHERS,Robert WITHERS, James WITHERS, G WITHERS, EA WITHERS, George M http://www.pcug.org.au/~croe/ozb/ozb_idx9.htm

Australians in the Boer War Oz-Boer Database Project Acknowledgements Dedication Main Page Main Sources ... Units Index Surnames W-Z 20,943 names of Australian soldiers and nurses included in the Oz-Boer Database as at 29 October 2004 [format: SURNAME, given name(s) or initial(s)] A'BECKETT-BUTTERMER, BUTTERWORTH-DOWLING, DOWN-HAMPSHIRE, HAMPSON-KUHNE, ... WINSOR-ZSCHORN, WINSOR, Charles WINSTANLEY, RA WINTER, Joseph James WINTER, Albert WINTERFIELD, Walter WINTERFORD, Alfred Edwin WINTERFORD, William Henry WINTERS WINTERS, Frederick M WINTERS, Henry Charles WINTHROP, Bertram Hay WINTHROP, Walter Thursby WINTLE, William Edward WINTLE, Alfred WINTLE, William Edward WINTLE, William Edward WIRTH, Daniel WISE, Arthur WISE, N WISE, Percy Frederick WISE, William Albert WISEMAN, Herbert George WISEMAN, William WISEMAN, Henry WISEMAN, Edward Francis WISHART, Joseph WISHART, John Henderson WISHART, Robert WITHERINGTON, Laurence Hernstead WITHERS, Robert WITHERS, James WITHERS, G WITHERS, EA WITHERS, George M WITHERS, Ernest Arthur Frederick WITHNELL, Ernest Willmott

72. Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Timeline - John Knox john Knox s house, a popular attraction in Edinburgh. wishart’s death precipitateda riot as Protestants stormed St Andrew’s Castle, the Cardinal’s refuge, http://heritage.scotsman.com/timelines.cfm?cid=1&id=40872005

73. Scran - Knox [John Knox (c 1513 - 1572)] john Knox. john Knox Open. When wishart was burned at the stake, Knox joinedthe group of murderers of Cardinal David Beaton who was much hated among the http://www.scran.ac.uk/database/record.php?usi=000-000-000-105-L

74. Miata Differential by john wishart john.wishart@compaq.com. Stuff needed. Large flat bladescrewdriver or pry Take a short test drive and check for leaks. john wishart http://www.miata.net/garage/miata_differential.html

Miata Differential/Axle Seal Replacement Tips by John Wishart - john.wishart@compaq.com Stuff needed: Large flat blade screwdriver or pry bar (2 are helpful) 14 mm wrench 3/8" drive torque wrench is helpful Pipe handle extender or long breaker bar for applying more torque to break the nuts loose Hydraulic jack or lift Wheel lug wrench Tire jack Jack stands Hammer, soft face or use wood block for pad Liquid Wrench Oil drain pan Drift punch 2 differential - axle seals Gear oil, 90 weight (I used Valvoline synthetic 75W-90), 1 quart Paper towels or rags Caution : This procedure was done on a '92 Miata with standard differential. I don't know if it applies to later/earlier models or limited slip diffs. Basically what we're doing here is removing the stub axles from the sides of the differential housing, removing and replacing the seals, then putting everything back together. Set the hand brake. Leave the transmission in neutral so you'll be able to rotate the driveshaft later. Jack up the car. The differential housing is a good place to do this, since there are two bosses on it for this purpose. Then support the rear of the vehicle on the jack stands. I put them under the boxes adjacent to the rear tie-down hooks just inside the rear bumper area. I couldn't get the vehicle high enough with my lift to use the side jacking points. Block the front wheels so the car can't go anywhere. Remove both rear wheels.

75. [S] Wishart Distribution From john Castelloe jcaste@stat.uiowa.edu Subject S wishart simulation? realizations from a twodimensional wishart distribution? Thanks, john http://www.biostat.wustl.edu/archives/html/s-news/1998-03/msg00281.html

s-news Top All Lists Date Advanced ... Thread [S] Wishart Distribution from [ Erin Hodgess Bookmark Link Original To Subject [S] Wishart Distribution From Date Wed, 25 Mar 1998 14:25:14 -0600 Sender http://www.stat.uiowa.edu/~jcaste More with this subject... Current Thread [S] Wishart Distribution Erin Hodgess Previous by Date: [S] Wishart simulation? John Castelloe Next by Date: RE: [S] Unusual result A glitch, I'd say Ray Brownrigg Previous by Thread: [S] Wishart simulation? John Castelloe Next by Thread: [S] Those pesky dialogue boxes (long) Frank Biedermann Indexes: Date Thread Top All Lists

76. New Zealand Herald - Tamihere ‘sick’ Of Holocaust - Sunday 10, April 2005 09: Labour MP john Tamihere says he is sick and tired of hearing how many Jews In the interview, Mr Tamihere is asked by Mr wishart about how a society can http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=2&ObjectID=10119675

77. John Tongs In Chapter 14 of Captain Swing by EJ Hobsbawm and George RudÈ Published byLawrence and wishart 1969, john Tongs is mentioned as being a convict who http://ariel.unimelb.edu.au/~graham/john tongs.html

John Tongs My Great Great Grandfather John Tongs was deported from England:- TONGS John age 34 TRANSPORT: ELIZA - VDL OFFENCE: (311) 'charged with having, on the 22nd day of November last, at the parish of Mitchelmersh, with divers other persons, riotously assembled together, and feloniously destroyed a threshing machine, the property of James Futcher.- Warrant dated December 19, 1830.' SENTENCE: Transportation for 7 years. (PRO HOll/8; H0130/1) HULK DETAILS: 10 January 1831, received on board the prison I hulk YORK at Portsmouth, from Winchester; age 35. ( more information 1832; 1833 Muster have John Tongs assigned to Joseph Archer Esq; In "The Archers of Van Diemen's Land - A History of Pioneer Pastoral Families" Neil Chick 1991 Pages 111 to 116 "Joseph's fortune, like that of most other free settlers was built on the labours of his convict assigned servants. He is reputed to have been a hard master. He disliked the convict system intensly, and was one of the first men to arrange for free and indentured labourers and their families to be brought out from England. Even so, the 1842 census lists forty two persons at 'Panshanger' of whom only seventeen were not convicted persons." Lyttleton's painting of Panshanger, as well as sketches by Emily Bowrig can be found by typing 'Panshanger' in the search engine of the State Library of Tasmania's images collection:

78. Chapter X Of "Psalms In Human Life" Progress of the Reformation in ScotlandGeorge wishart, john Knox, James Melville;the Solemn League and Covenant (1638); the restoration of Episcopacy http://hub.dataline.net.au/~kendall/articles/psalms/chap10.html

Back to Psalms contents page Email: Find text on this page only CHAPTER X Page 1 THE SCOTTISH COVENANTERS AND THE REVOLUTION OF 1688 Progress of the Reformation in Scotland-George Wishart, John Knox, James Melville; the Solemn League and Covenant (1638); the restoration of Episcopacy (1661-4); popular discontent—the Pentland rising, Hugh M'Kail, Drumclog and Bothwell Bridge, Richard Cameron, Donald Cargill, Baillie of Jerviswood, Alexander Peden, James Ren- wick, the Wigtown Martyrs"; the Revolution of 1688; siege of Derry (1689). IN words of vehement hatred, Patrick Walker described prelacy as "That old strumpet mother and eldest beautiful daughter of Antichrist, with which the blinded nations have been and are sadly bewitched: but vile, vile, loathsome and hateful in the eyes of all zealous serious godly in Scotland, ever since the Lord made light to arise to see her abomina- tions." The passage expressed, with little exaggeration of language, the feelings of the majority of the Scottish people in the seventeenth century. The hatred of prelacy was not indeed shared by the aristocracy, nor had it extended to the north of Scotland. But in the Lowlands, and among the middle and lower classes, it was as bitter as the love of Presbyterian forms was deep and strong. Wishart, already inhibited from preaching, knew that he would not long remain unmolested. In December 1545, he had left Haddington, bidding Knox return to his pupils, and causing the two-handed sword which he carried to be taken from him. " One is sufficient for one sacrifice," he said. He spent the night at Ormiston with the laird and other friends. Supper ended, the company sang together Psalm li. in Wedderbum's version:

79. Reviews Of John Scott Cree's Recordings, Performances And Writing Clearly addictive john wishart, Record Mirror. Not bad Tim Rice. Laugh ofthe week hilarious Anne Nightingale, Daily Express http://pages.britishlibrary.net/johnscottcree/REVIEWS.html

Things they've said Looks a dead cert ... whoever this loony is ... attacks with the vigour of Frankie Miller with a good bevy" John Shearlaw, Record Mirror "Amazingly good" Colin Irwin, Melody Maker "Is it a joke? It most certainly is" Bob Geldof, New Musical Express "The boffs are from the belly" Phil Sutcliff, Sounds "Brilliant" "Clearly addictive" John Wishart, Record Mirror "Not bad" Tim Rice "Laugh of the week ... hilarious" Anne Nightingale, Daily Express "Classic" Chris Tarrant "Triffic!" Raymond Briggs "Mad or a genius or both" John Van der Kiste "As rasping as a cheese grater on gravel ... like the forlorn wailing of a man on his way down a lift shaft" Richard Jennings, Crawley Observer "At the microphone he looks like ... Sid James, wrestling with his guitar like it's a live thing and singing in an earthy, throaty voice that at times is even bigger than he is ... His subject matter is not the usual songwriter's fare ... some showman ... rather exciting" Jim Pollard, Link "sort of if "The Cure's Robert Smith became a comedian" Magdalena, ROCK-N-GO NO HALL

80. 175 john Foote b. 17 JAN 1860 Old Machar, ABD, SCT Martha Marr Foote Back to MainPage. Helen **** Family. Spouse john wishart Children. Margaret wishart http://www.phlomis.plus.com/f_ae.htm

Back to Main Page Marie H. Williams Family: Spouse: Alexander Alfred Oliver Diack b. 7 MAY 1892 Kemnay, ABD, SCT d. 19 OCT 1957 Toronto, ON, CAN Parents: Father: James Adam Diack Mother: Margaret Hunter Back to Main Page John Souter Mitchell d. 8 JUN 1969 Kemnay, ABD, SCT Family: Marriage:8 JUL 1925 Kemnay, ABD, SCT Spouse: Lilian Margaret Diack b. 27 NOV 1893 Kemnay, ABD, SCT d. 11 JAN 1969 Kemnay, ABD, SCT Parents: Father: James Adam Diack Mother: Margaret Hunter Back to Main Page Mary Morris McIntosh Family: Marriage:19 AUG 1925 Spouse: John William Diack b. 16 AUG 1895 Kemnay, ABD, SCT d. 14 FEB 1952 Peterhead, ABD, SCT Parents: Father: James Adam Diack Mother: Margaret Hunter Children: Mary Margaret Diack James Ian Donald Diack Back to Main Page **** Janetta Family: Spouse: Robert Thow Diack b. 31 OCT 1896 Kemnay, ABD, SCT d. 28 NOV 1943 Detroit, MI, USA Parents: Father: James Adam Diack Mother: Margaret Hunter Back to Main Page Norbert Joseph Brown b. 5 JUN 1896 Hampton, England d. 4 OCT 1979 Ontario, Canada Family: Marriage:17 JUN 1925 Toronto, ON, CAN

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