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The question of the initiative, and the course to be pursued in all legislative proceedings, in the House of convocation in ... Oxford, as argued from ... of the other members of the Hebdomadal Baord by Edward Greswell, 1837 Hereditary rank,: An essay, recited in the Theatre, at Oxford, Tuesday, June 28, 1808 ([Oxford. University. Chancellor's prize. English essay) by Charles Edward Grey, 1808 Oxford bibles: An article published in the British magazine for March 1833 by Edward Cardwell, 1833 William Paley: Godfather of Broadcasting by Daniel Alef, 2009-06-14 A PAGEANT OF HISTORY, THE REIGNS OF OUR KINGS AND QUEENS, FAMOUS PEOPLE AND EVENTS IN OUR HISTORY by INCL ROWLAND W PURTON; ALISON FARQUHAR; EDWARD BOYD; GARRY HOGG; R J MOSTYN; GARETH BROWNING; DIANA KEMP; GEORGE HOLROYD; M D GARROW; FRANCES COLLINGWOOD; JOHNSYLVESTER ETC, 1958-01-01

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41. The Letter "C"
    *collingwood, Margaret born about 1504 died after 1538 *collingwood, Robert born about 1486 *Crichton of Sanquhar, edward died after 1415  
    http://www.mathematical.com/cccc.html

42. Joseph M.Levine History Dept-Maxwell School
    The Autonomy of History RG collingwood and Agatha Christie, Clio, 7 (1978), pp. edward Gibbon and the Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns,  
    http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/hist/jmlevine.htm
    
    Extractions: email jmlevine@maxwell.syr.edu Academic Specialization Tudor and Stuart England, intellectual history of early modern Europe, historiography. Education BA Cornell University MA Columbia University PhD Columbia University (1965) Teaching, Administrative, and Professional Appointments Lecturer, Queens College, City University 1958-61 Lecturer-Instructor, Columbia University 1961-64 Instructor, Douglass College, Rutgers University 1964-65 Visiting Lecturer, University of Pennsylvania 1965-66 Associate to Full Professor, Syracuse University 1967-92 Distinguished Professor of History, Syracuse Univ. 1992- Chair, History Dept., Syracuse University 1995-97 Selected and Recent Publications Elizabeth I (Prentice-Hall, Englewood, 1969).

43. National Television Academy History
    With outstanding leaders, such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles collingwood, edward R. Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil  
    http://www.emmyonline.org/emmy/history.html
    
    Extractions: Since those heady, early days, there has been extraordinary growth in number of members, number of Chapters and in the depth and breadth of programs and services. Membership has multiplied to more than 13,000, making the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences the single largest television industry professional organization in the world.

44. Umstead Burial Sites AL-MT
    collingwood, edward Mendell January 29, 1889 February 22, 1941 Grace Pearl Umstead collingwood, Josephine Twila September 15, 1920 April 25, 1992 Hartman,  
    http://www.umstead.org/bursites al-mt.html

45. The Booth Family
    edward collingwood bapt. 257-1819 died 2-11-1887 Creswick, Victoria married edward collingwood BOOTH. edward and Harriet had 2 children that I know of,  
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~gstanden/booth.html
    
    Extractions: John and Maria had the following children, all baptised in Huddersfield:- EDWARD COLLINGWOOD bapt. 25-7-1819 died 2-11-1887 Creswick, Victoria married Harriet Schofield 1839 JOHN bapt. 5-8-1821 died 26-11-1899 Creswick married Martha Thornton 31-1-1847 BENJAMIN bapt. 17-8-1823 died 19-9-1865 Creswick married Mary Hirst 16-5-1847 ELIZABETH bapt. 31-7-1825 ANN bapt. 26-8-1827 died 10-11-1861 Creswick married Edwin Pearson 2-2-1857 SAM bapt. 20-9-1829 died 31-10-04 Creswick married Charlotte Robins 23-12-1858 HENRY bapt. 4-3-1832 BESSEY bapt. 14-1-1834 BRADLEY bapt. 3-8-1836 EDWARD COLLINGWOOD BOOTH. JOHN MILNER born 1843 died 23-7-1903 Smeaton, Victoria married Bessey Booth 10-8-1865 (his cousin). GEORGE born 1847 died 30-11-1922 Creswick married Emily Ellen Miller 1874 and married Caroline Martha Borrowdale 1907 The Death Of Edward Collingwood Booth. November 3rd. 1887. PROCEEDINGS of inquiry held upon the body of Edward Booth at Creswick. Received at the Crown Law Offices, 5th. November 1887. G. Patterson J.P.

46. The Royal Society Of Victoria Inc
    edward Wild; Councillor 1868 SocRSV collingwood, Vic, Australia. Charles Wilhelmi; Member 1857 Assistant Government Botanist SocPIV Melbourne, Vic,  
    http://www.sciencevictoria.org.au/memlist1/rsv-w.htm
    
    Extractions: The Philosophical Institute of Victoria (PIV) (amalgamation of above two) The Royal Society of Victoria (RSV) Addresses shown are for members. Some have given papers at meetings and the subject matter has been shown where known. Members "W - X" W. Wade; Member 1857 Agriculturist Soc: PIV Bedford, Kew, Vic, Australia

47. Collingwood
    Arrival of the ship collingwood (New Zealand Times) Report of the Surgeon Superintendent Roberts, edward, 22, Cornwall, Miner. Samuel, 26, Miner  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ourstuff/Collingwood.htm
    
    Extractions: Sailed London, Gravesend 8th April 1875 -arrived Wellington 9th July 1875 This vessel was listed to sail from London and land 286 passengers at New Plymouth, but fever broke out on the voyage, and the Captain put into Wellington, arriving on July 10th. As there were 50 cases of scarlet fever under treatment on board, the vessel was ordered into quarantine. She had 293 passengers, and those for New Plymouth, when released, were taken on by the steamer Taupo. Congestion of lungs Coker Samuel Buckinghamshire Labourer Harriet Thomas T/F to s/m Labourer Sophia T/F to s/w Henry T/F to s/m William Harriet Mary 18 mths Cressey George Middlesex Plasterer Margaret George T/F to s/m Deasey Micheal Surrey Plasterer Mary Ann Bridget T/F to s/w Servant Margaret Charles Mary A 18 mths Gallagher Archibald Middlesex Printer Mary Heath Thomas Kent Plasterer Eliza M A Horner Robert E Dublin Farm Labourer Eliza A Landridge John

48. *** 1847T ***
    Talbot William shoemaker Charles street collingwood Tame edward plasterer Bourke lane Tampleredward carter off Bourke lane  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dotwells/1847T.htm

49. Official AFL Website Of The Collingwood Football Club
    Saverio Rocca, (1). Adam Simpson, (1). Michael Firrito, (1). edward Sansbury, (1) Join the Republic! The Republic of collingwood. Become a 2005 member.  
    http://collingwoodfc.com.au/default.asp?pg=matchresults&spg=default&m_tournament

50. Members C
    collingwood, edward Esq. Dissington. Ord. 1824. Collinson, Mr. Hen. King. Ord. 1827. Collinson, Rev. J., AM. Ord. 1821. R. Collinson, Rev. Richard  
    http://www.litandphil.org.uk/membersc.htm
    
    Extractions: Rev erend Cackett, Jas. T., Esq. 113, Osborne Road, Newcastle Subscriber Cail, Mr. Henry John Angus Ord Cail, Mr. John Ord Cail, Mr. William Ord Cail, Septimus A., Esq. 20 Hawthorn Terrace, Newcastle Subscriber Calasca, Mr. M Ord Caley, Mr. George Ord Caley, Mr. William Ord Calloway, Mr. Caleb Gateshead Ord Campbell, Mr. E.H., jun. Ord Cargill, John, M.D. Ord Cargill, Mr. Thomas Ord Cargill, Mr. William Ord Carpenter, Mr. John Ord Carr, George Esq Ord Carr, John Esq Dunstan Hill Ord Carr, Matthew, Esq. Ord Carr, Mr. Charles Ord Carr, Mr. Cuthbert Ord Carr, Mr. Geo. Jun. Ord Carr, Mr. James Ord Carr, Mr. John Walker Ord Carr, Mr. John Ord Carr, Mr. John Thos. Ord Carr, Mr. Thomas Ord Carr, Mr. Thomas jun Ord Carr, Mr. William Hexham Ord Carr, Rev John Jarrow Ord R Carrick, Mr Thomas Ord Carruthers, Mr William

51. Western Front Association Contributed Articles
    edward James Vibart collingwoodThompson was born in Taunton on 8 December 1893, the only son of Mr and Mrs edward collingwood-Thompson.  
    http://www.westernfront.co.uk/thegreatwar/articles/individuals/collingwood.htm
    
    Extractions: Guardian; Town of La Ferte-sous-Jouarre. Edward James Vibart Collingwood-Thompson was born in Taunton on 8 December 1893, the only son of Mr and Mrs Edward Collingwood-Thompson. Educated at Cheltenham and The Oratory School, Edgbaston, (a Catholic school now at Woodcote, Reading) he won a prize cadetship for the RMC Sandhurst but decided to enter Woolwich instead. From there he obtained his probationary commission in the 3rd Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in September 1913. Attached to the second Battalion when war broke out, he went with them to France on 11th August 1914 where he was gazetted to the Regular Army on 1st September 1914. Collingwood-Thompson was taken to 12th Field Ambulance in Perreuse Chateau where he died at 4am the following day. He was buried in the Grounds of the Chateau - later used by French medical units - which its owner afterwards presented to the French Government as a permanent cemetery. Most of the graves are British.

52. Dreaming In Pictures
    edward Steichen, then director of the photography department at the Modern, (24)Letter from Canon Duckworth, in Stuart D. collingwood, ed.  
    http://www.lookingforlewiscarroll.com/nickelsdreaming.html
    
    Extractions: The philosopher Thomas S. Kuhn popularized the concept of "paradigm shift" in the early sixties, to describe how research scientists operate out of a shared body of assumptions and beliefs about their subject—that is, until an innovative, revolutionary approach is introduced that challenges those assumptions and creates a new paradigm for research, with a new set of questions. The field of Lewis Carroll Studies seems to be at this moment in the midst of just such a paradigm shift, the evidence for which can be discovered on this website. With the publication of her book In the Shadow of the Dreamchild: A New Understanding of Lewis Carroll (Peter Owen, 1999), Karoline Leach almost singlehandedly swept away 100 years of misguided speculation about the biographical conditions for Carroll's literary genius, and replaced it with a new, more historical and rational set of premises upon which new studies could be founded.

53. Entrez PubMed
    Hospitals. 1965 Jan 1;39347. AN INTERVIEW WITH SIR edward F. collingwood. HAGUE JE. PMID 14218994 PubMed - OLDMEDLINE for Pre1966  
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

54. Genes & Development -- Table Of Contents (January 1 2002, 16 [1])
    Delin Ren, Trevor N. collingwood, edward J. Rebar, Alan P. Wolffe, and Heidi S. Camp PPAR gamma knockdown by engineered transcription factors exogenous  
    http://www.genesdev.org/content/vol16/issue1/

55. The National Archives | Search The Archives | National Register Of Archives | De
    Scope, 17941806 letters to edward collingwood. Repository, British Library, Manuscript Collections. Record Reference, Add MS 52780  
    http://www.nra.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/pidocs.asp?P=P6188

56. The Remarkable Miss Julia Merton: A Right Royal Romance - Www.theage.com.au
    Miss Julia Merton is minding her own business one morning in collingwood when she rescues At Botany House she meets edward Longfield, cousin of Kenneth.  
    http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/09/25/1064083123958.html?from=storyrhs

57. Publication Of New Genetic Approach To Possible Obesity Drug Development
    Reference Delin Ren, Trevor N. collingwood, edward Rebar, Alan P. Wolffe Heidi S. Camp. PPARgamma knockdown by engineered transcription factors  
    http://www.scienceblog.com/community/older/2001/B/200111941.html
    
    Extractions: From Eukarion, Inc Fat gene identified using Sangamo’s zinc finger proteins (ZFPs). Media teleconference scheduled to discuss publication of new genetic approach to possible obesity drug development by Pfizer, Sangamo scientists The precise elucidation of the function of this gene isoform, called PPARgamma2, provides a highly specific molecular target for potential new drug development in obesity and other serious conditions including diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. The rapidly advancing field of gene-based drug development requires precise targeting and specificity because of the incredible complexity and interdependence of gene expression in human biology. For example, PPARgamma2 expression occurs in adipocytes (fat cells) but has not been found in other cell types. In contrast, the PPARgamma1 isoform is expressed in numerous cell types including macrophages, where it is important in a pathway that has anti-atherosclerotic effects. PANEL: Edward Lanphier, President and CEO, Sangamo Biosciences; Carl Pabo, Ph.D. Senior Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer. Prior to his recent appointment to Sangamo, Dr. Pabo served as Professor of Biophysics and Structural Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Investigator in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

58. Stories, Listed By Author
    collingwood, HARRY; pseudonym of William JC Lancaster, (18511922) (chron.) CONNELL, RICHARD (edward) (1893-1949) (chron.)  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/paper/s125.htm
    
    Extractions: and Pocket Libraries Index Previous Table-of-Contents COCKCROFT, W. P. ; see under Cockroft, Wilfred P. (chron.) COCKINGS, G. (chron.) COCKROFT, W(ilfred) P. (1913?- ); see under Anon. (chron.) CODY, STONE ; pseudonym of Thomas Ernest Mount (chron.) Desert Silver Five Mavericks ], (n.) New York: Morrow 1935 Five Against the Law Five Mavericks ], (n.) New York: Morrow 1936 Gun Smoke Cure Five Mavericks ], (n.) New York: Morrow 1935 Outlaw Posse Five Mavericks ], (n.) New York: Morrow 1936 COGHLAN, MARGARET M. (chron.) COGMAN, MAJOR J. T. (chron.) COHEN, L. N. (chron.)

59. Barrie-Collingwood Railway - BCRY
    Barriecollingwood Railway Short Line. 160 edward Street St. Thomas, ON N5P 1Z3 Phone (519) 637-8756 Fax (519) 637-1362. Contacts  
    http://www8.cpr.ca/cms/English/Customers/New Customers/Where We Ship/Rail Partne

60. List Of Mayors 1700 - 1799
    1739, Cuthbert Fenwick, Cuthbert collingwood. 1740, edward collingwood, Ralph Sowerby. 1741, Robert Sorsbie, John Ord. 1742, John Simpson, William Peareth  
    http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/lordmayor.nsf/a/1700-1799
    
    Extractions: Jonathan Rodham Henry Dalston William Ellison Ralph Reed Matthew Fetherstonhaugh Francis Rudston Henry Reay Joseph Green Richard Ridley Nicholas Fenwick Edward Johnson Roger Matfen Henry Dalston Nathaniel Clayton Ralph Reed Francis Johnson Francis Rudstone John Kelly Sir William Blackett Thomas Stephenson Joseph Green Cuthbert Fenwicke Nicholas Fenwick Jacob Rutter Francis Johnson Stephen Coulson William Ellison Robert Sorsbie Matthew Fetherstonhaugh Richard Swinburn William Carr James Moncaster Nathaniel Clayton Thomas Wasse Nicholas Fenwick Joseph Liddell Cuthbert Fenwick Robert Johnson Stephen Coulson John Stephenson Henry Reay Cuthbert Smith Francis Rudston William Harbottle Robert Sorsbie Chaloner Cooper Richard Ridley William Fenwick Matthew Ridley John Simson William Ellison Robert Ellison Walter Blackett John Wilkinson Nicholas Fenwick Matthew Bell William Carr Jonathan Sorsbie Nathaniel Clayton William Greenwell Cuthbert Fenwick Cuthbert Collingwood Edward Collingwood Ralph Sowerby Robert Sorsbie John Ord John Simpson William Peareth Ralph Sowerby George Colpitts John Ord (d)

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