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Father McShane of Maryknoll: Missioner in South China by James Edward Walsh, 1932-01-01
Father McShane of Maryknoll: Missioner in South China by James Edward Walsh, 1932-01-01
Differential and Integral Calculus, 2 Vols, Complete by Richard; McShane, E. J. (Edward James), tr. Courant, 1951
Father Mcshane of Maryknoll: Missioner in South China by James Edward Walsh,
Tropic of Cancer (Erotic Classics) by Henry Miller, 1994
The man on Joss Stick Alley by James Edward Walsh, 1947

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South Hills Record - Obituaries
Audrey R. (Sis) mcshane of Brentwood died May 24, 2005, at the age of 80. mcshane was preceded in death by husband John mcshane; brother edward Schardt;
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Presqu'ile Point Lighthouse
the more hazardous route around the Prince edward Peninsula. (mcshane, pp . (mcshane, p. 24) When the Murray Canal (connecting the Bay of Quinte with
http://www.rudyalicelighthouse.net/OntLts/Prsqle/Prsqle.htm

Extractions: Presqu'ile (French for "almost an island") Point, near Brighton, Ontario, is roughly halfway between Toronto and Kingston. In 1795, John Graves Simcoe, first Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, ordered the peninsula of Presqu'ile surveyed in preparation for a future townsite. Presqu'ile Peninsula is the first intrusion of land encountered by vessels traveling from York (now Toronto) along the northern shore of Lake Ontario. A harbor at Presqu'ile would allow shipping to pass through the protected Bay of Quinte (by crossing a short portage linking the Prince Edward Peninsula with the mainland) and avoid the more hazardous route around the Prince Edward Peninsula. (McShane, pp. 2-3) In the early 1800's, the peninsula was to be the site of the capital of Northumberland and Durham Counties - "Newcastle." In 1804, a the first trial was to be held at the first public building at the site - a courthouse. An Ojibway Indian named Ogetonicut was arrested near York (now Toronto) for the murder of a fur trader, John Sharp. On October 7, 1804, the schooner Speedy sailed from York bound for Presqu'ile. The schooner carried the prisoner and several high-ranking officials involved in the trial. On October 8th, the
Higgins Family Of Glenravel, Co. Antrim
John edward Higgins, born on Sunday, 5 March 1843 in County Antrim, Ireland,immigrated on Anne Jane Higgins, 23 August 1867, Bernard, Jane mcshane
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Extractions: Glenravel is one of the lesser known Glens of Antrim, but it is the one with probably the most interesting past. Thousands of people pass through the area every year without knowing it, as the main road from Ballymena to Cushendall cuts right into the heart of it. Everyone who travels this road comes to the village of Martinstown, which is one of the three villages making up the Glenravel area. About two miles further up the road there is a turn-off on the left for the village of Newtowncrommelin, the second of the three. And finally, but by no means least, instead of taking the road to the left but continuing onwards to the rest of the Glens you will come upon the village of Cargan, formerly known as Fishertown, a link to the industrial past of Glenravel. Glenravel, at one stage in the mid to late 1800's, was the hub of the mining industry in Co. Antrim. Large deposits of iron ore were found in the area, which were fairly easily mined. An attempt by Nicholas Crommelin to smelt it with peat in the 1830's failed, though his blast furnace still stands to this day on the edge of the village of Newtowncrommelin. The mining really did not begin in earnest until James Fisher, from Barrow-in-Furness came to the area. With the establishment of his mining company, and several others, there was an influx of people to the three villages from other parts of Ireland and Scotland. The ore had to be transported to the coast for shipment to England. At the beginning this was undertaken by horse and cart but was a very slow process, so a unique development occurred, the building of a wire tramway. This ran from just outside Cargan to the top of Parkmore and worked on a pulley system, whereby full buckets of ore ran down one side with the empty ones returning.
McNelis Baptisms In Kilcar, Donegal
Catherine Askin, 6/21/1851, edward Askin, Catherine McNelis, Derrylahan Bernard McNelis, 7/12/1852, Bernard McNelis, Brigid mcshane, Gortalia
http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/j/w/jwd6/mcnkilc.htm
Micrarray Books
Richard M Simon, edward L Korn, Lisa M mcshane (2003), Design and Analysis ofDNA Microarray Investigations (SpringerVerlag). List price $59.95.
http://www.nslij-genetics.org/microarray/book.html

Extractions: sign guestbook http://www.nslij-genetics.org/microarray/ front-page books, journal special volumes not yet published (as of November 2004) David B Allison DNA Microarrays and Related Genomic Techniques: Statistical Design, Analysis, and Interpretation of Experiments (Marcel Dekker). List price: $175. Nature Genetics , vol 37 Supplement (6s). Chipping Forecast III (June 2005) http://www.nature.com/ng/journal/v37/n6s/index.html ed. Dev Kambhampati Protein Microarray Technology Steen Knudsen Guide to Analysis of DNA Microarray Data Mei-Ling Ting Lee Analysis of Microarray Gene Expression Data (Springer). List price: $69.95. Geoffrey J McLachlan, Kim-Anh Do Analyzing Microarray Gene Expression Data Mark Schena Protein Microarrays Jennifer S Shoemaker, Simon M Lin Methods Of Microarray Data Analysis IV (Springer-Verlag). List price: $109. Richard M. Simon, Edward L. Korn, Lisa M. McShane, Michael D Radmacher, George W Wright, Yingdong Zhao Design and Analysis of DNA Microarray Investigations (Springer-Verlag). List price: $59.95.
Untitled Document
Ed. by Marilyn D. mcshane and Frank P. Williams III. 1996. HV 9471 .S54 2003,The encyclopedia of American prisons. Ed. by edward W. Knappman. 1994.
http://lib.sar.usf.edu/pathfinders/Criminology.htm

Extractions: Jane Bancroft Cook Library Criminology Guide This guide provides a survey of criminology sources available in Cook Library or the USF Libraries. Additional Cook Library resources as well as resources available in other libraries may be found by searching WebLUIS, the library catalog. The citations in this guide are arranged in call number order, which groups together materials on the same topic. The major Library of Congress (LC) classification for Criminology is HV. You can browse the shelves in this subject classification, but you should also search more thoroughly in WebLUIS by subject heading or keyword. Some examples of LC subject headings that might be helpful when searching WebLUIS are: Subject Call Number range Crime HV 6001 - HV 7220.5 Criminology HV 6001 Criminal Justice, Administration of HV 7231 - HV 9960 Criminals HV 6001 - HV 7220.5
Columbo - "Murder, A Self-Portrait" (1989)
Official Laurance Grant as Reporter Bill edward Rogers as Policeman Luis Starring Helen Shaver as Vivian Dimitri Ian mcshane as Leland StJohn Ed
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Extractions: Season Nine 6 Episodes November 25 1989 to May 14 1990, "Murder, a Self-Portrait" (1989) Season: 9, Episode - 1 Director: James Frawley Written by: Robert Sherman Executive Producers: Produced by: Todd London Originally aired: November 25th, 1989 Run Time: 86 (mins) Universal Ref No.: Case 50 Original music by: Patrick Williams Cast: Peter Falk Guest Starring Patrick Bauchau as Max Barsini Fionnula Flanagan Shera Danese as Vanessa Barsini Isabel Lorca Vito Scotti as Vito George Coe as Dr Hammer David Byrd as Ralph Don Bovingloh as Customer Lenny Hicks as Morgue Attendant Danny Hassel as Lifeguard Roger Etienne as Night Visitor Frank L Wiltse as Officer Harold Harris as Harry Chudrow David Byrd as Ralph Don Schneider as Bystander At Beach Plot: A famous artist, Max Barsini, lives with his wife Vanessa and a beautiful live-in model named Julie at his beach house/studio. Max's ex-wife Louise lives in the beach house next door. Together, these women comprise Max's own little harem. He loves them all in different ways, but, more importantly, likes to control them. In fact, Max derives a great deal of satisfaction from the fact that they all fight for his attention and are reliant upon him financially and emotionally. The competitive jealousy between the women reaches a head at the dinner table one night when Max asks each of them what they think of the other. Their answers prove the intense rivalry between the women.
American Hockey Coaches Association
Mike mcshane of Norwich is the winner of the edward Jeremiah Award as the for the edward Jeremiah Award were Bob Emery, Plattsburgh, Mike mcshane,
http://www.ahcahockey.com/news/9900/0413mcshane.html

Extractions: MIKE MCSHANE OF NORWICH REPEATS AS COLLEGE DIVISION COACH OF THE YEAR For the third time in four years, Mike McShane of Norwich is the winner of the Edward Jeremiah Award as the College Division Coach of the Year. With a team picked for fifth place in the pre-season poll of ECAC East Division coaches, McShane guided his Cadets to both the ECAC East Regular Season and East Tournament championships for the second straight season. But his major accomplishment was leading Norwich to its first NCAA Division III Championship. McShane, who played his college hockey for the late Charlie Holt at the University of New Hampshire, has won nearly 350 games in 19 seasons as a head coach. Prior to taking over at Norwich, McShane had successtul Division I stints at St. Lawrence and Providence. He was the Eddie Jeremiah Award winner in 1997 and 1999 as well. Terry Skrypek ot the University of St. Thomas was this year's Jeremiah Award Runner-Up. Finalists for the Edward Jeremiah Award were: Bob Emery, Plattsburgh, Mike McShane, Norwich; Steve Nelson, WI-Supe-rior; and Terry Skrypek ot the University of St. Thomas. Edward Jeremiah Award
American Hockey Coaches Association
mcshane has been named the edward Jeremiah Award winner (the Division III hockeycoach of the year) by the American Hockey Coaches Association three times;
http://www.ahcahockey.com/news/0203/0207mcsh.html

Extractions: Norwich University ice hockey coach Mike McShane became the 15th coach to earn his 400th career collegiate coaching win as his Cadets defeated Trinity College, 4-1, in the championship game of the Times Argus Invitational at Norwich on January 4. McShane has a career record of 400-267-45 in 22 seasons as coach at St. Lawrence, Providence, and Norwich. He has a 156-49-8 record in this, his eighth season in command of the Cadets. McShane has been named the Edward Jeremiah Award winner (the Division III hockey coach of the year) by the American Hockey Coaches Association three times; 1997, 1999 and 2000. He guided the Cadets to their first NCAA Championship in 2000. Only Bob Priestly, who coached the Cadets for 29 years, has more wins (288) behind the Norwich bench than McShane.
GENUKI: Plantation Of County Cavan
Cahir mcshane O Reily, of Cornegall, Gent. Barnaby Reily, of Nacorraghes, Gent . edward Nugent, Gent. Philip McTirlagh Bradie, Gent. Richard Fitzsimons
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Extractions: County Cavan Contents "There were three different categories of grantees, English and lowland Scottish undertakers (civilian groups, so called because of the conditions they undertook to fulfill), servitors (military officers and government officials who had been employed in Ireland), and Irish from the confiscated counties who were restored to some of the land. The servitors, who were, allowed to have Irish tenantry, were placed in the same baronies as the Irish grantees, it being considered that their military experience could be of value in such a juxtaposition
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edward mcshane Charlotte K. Haigh Susan Lohafer Laurie Pons Barbara Rich SF MickleLee K. Abbott, Jr. Poetry William Aarnes Two Poems by Laurence Lieberman
http://www.clemson.edu/caah/cedp/SCRvols/Vol15Num1.htm
History Department At Wright State
edward F. Haas, a native of New Orleans, is professor of history at Wright State Andrew mcshane, Arthur J. O Keefe, T. Semmes Walmsley, Robert S.
http://www.wright.edu/cola/Dept/hst/e_haas.htm

Extractions: Email Dr. Haas Edward F. Haas , a native of New Orleans, is professor of history at Wright State University. He received a B. A. in history from Tulane University and Ph. D. in American history from the University of Maryland, College Park . His research specialty is the history of the modern South. He teaches courses in the history of the South, the American Civil War, World War II, modern American and American urban history. Dr. Haas has taught at the University of New Orleans , Tulane University and Centenary College of Louisiana . For ten years, he directed the
Timeline - Glassdrumman
edward mcshane, Murphy Arthur, Margaret McAllister, Joseph Murphy, Peter Reel,Daniel Traynor edward Quinn, Francis Murphy, Ann McMahon, Oliver mcshane
http://www.pdevlinz.btinternet.co.uk/timelineglassdrummond.htm

Extractions: [Home] [Introduction] [Family Gateway] [South Armagh] ... [What's New?] Location Name of townland Glas-Droman , "The green ridge" There are 17 townlands called 'Glasdrumman' in Ireland. They are in Counties Armagh (2), Cavan (3), Down (3), Fermanagh (4), Leitrim (3), Monaghan (1) and Roscommon (1). Ordnanace Survey Name Books: Creggan Parish GLASDRUMANN (OSNB ii 34): A large portion of this td. is bog, uncultivated ground and water. The road from Balls Mill to Creggan Village runs thro' it. The village called Balls-Mill is partly in the S.E. corner of this td. There is a good R.C. Chapel in the N.W. The soil ... Griffiths Valuation (1854) records that apart from 57 acres owned by James Jeffers, the townland was owned by John J. Bigger and James Eastwood. Griffiths also records a Police Barracks, office and garden in the townland. Census of Ireland 1901 The Census enumerated 254 persons in 62 households; a ratio of 4.1 people per household. The households occupied a total of 165 rooms; a ratio of 2.7 rooms per household, and 1.5 persons per room. Of the 62 housholds enumerated, nine had a single room, 32 had two, 10 had three and 11 had 4 or more. Native Irish Speakers Of the 62 households, 33 contained at least one native Irish speaker - a total of 50 in all. Since theirs was the last generation to have been born into a predominently Irish speaking environment, their names, occupations and ages are recorded here. All were born in Co. Armagh, with the exception of Patrick Kerley and Patrick Lynch, both born in Co. Louth.
Timeline - Cregganbane
Bernard Murtagh, edward mcshane, John Murtagh, Michael Mulligan, Thomas Campbell,Bridget Loy. James Murtagh, Hugh mcshane, Mary Murtagh, Reps.
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Extractions: [Home] [Introduction] [Family Gateway] [South Armagh] ... [What's New?] Location Name of Townland John Donaldson says that "This townland, from which the parish of Creggan takes its name, is now divided into two - the one half being laid off for the glebe. The Rector's division became better cultivated than the rest of the townland, and received the name of Creggan-ban, or white Creggan; but the remaining part, now set to tenents, is equally as rocky and uncultivable as Cregganduff, or Black Creggan, the name by which the other half of the townland is distinguished." Ordnanace Survey Name Books: Creggan Parish CREGGAN BANE GLEBE (OSNB ii 12): This td. is the Glebe of the Parish. The village of Creggan. Church, Parsonage and school are all in it. It is the handsomest spot in the parish beside the village of Creggan.. A rapid river runs thro' a glen by the church, its banks are well wooded .... ornamental clumps giving it a very gay appearance.
Honley Cemetery Surnames Beginning M
4291, 19100517, mcshane, edward, Aspley, Huddersfield, 4, 1443, 37. 4740, 19161003,Mear, Joseph, Honley, 80, 1709, 39. 4948, 19190925, Mears, Catherine
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Extractions: Entry Date Surname Christian Name Address Age Plot Section Notes Macdonald C Honley son of Patrick Macdonald Harry Honley Macdonald Kate Honley Maffin Frank Honley Magson Mary Deanhouse Maines George Henry Steps Mill, Magdale Mallalieu Joseph Brierly Honley Double Mallelieu Ann Chapel Terrace Mallinson Abraham Honley Mallinson Elizabeth Magdale Mallinson George Dewsbury Mallinson Hannah Honley wife of George Mallinson Harold Oldfield, Honley No plot/section Mallinson Harriet Honley dau of George Mallinson Louisa Steps, Magdale dau of Abraham Mallinson Sarah Hannah Magdale w/o Abraham Marsden Ada Royal Infirmary, Bradford Marsden Ann Honley Marsden Ellen Honley Marsden Gam Shipley, Bradford Marsden George Henry Honley Marsden George Henry Bleak House, Honley Marsden Gertrude Honley dau of Elizabeth Marsden Harry Shipley Marsden Henry Honley Marsden Sarah Honley Marsh Elizabeth Honley Marsh Ellen Ann Oldfield Buildings Marsh Hannah Honley wife of William Marsh John James Council Houses Marsh Martha Hannah Magdale dau of Uriah Marsh Ruth Ann Honley dau of Uriah Marsh Uriah Honley Marsh Vernon St. Mary's Square
Members Of The School Of Mathematics
mcshane, edward J. 194950. MEBKHOUT, Zoghman, 1985-86. MEDVEDEV, Georgiy, 1999-02.MEEKS, William H., III, 1980-81, 1983-84. MEISTER, James E. 1979-80
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Extractions: MA, Ling MacDONALD, Ian G. MacDUFFEE, Cyrus C. MACHEDON, Matei MACINTYRE, Angus J. MACKEY, George W. MacKICHAN, Barry B. MACKRAZ, James D. MACLAGAN, Diane MacLANE, Gerald R. MacPHERSON, Robert D. MADOW, William G. MADSEN, Ib Henning MAENNEL, Hartmut MAFFEI, Andrea MAGNUS, Wilhelm MAGYAR, Akos MAHARAM, Dorothy MAHLER, Kurt MAIER, Helmut MAIRE, Henri-Michel MAJDA, Andrew J. MAJDA, George MALCHIODI, Andrea MALGRANGE, Bernard MALKIN, Vladimir MALLIAVIN, Paul MANDELBAUM, Richard MANDELBROT, Benoit B. MANDERSCHEID, David MANN, Avinoam MANN, Larry N. MANNING, Dorothy MANOLESCU, Ciprian MANTINI, Lisa MAO, Zhengyu MARCUS, Daniel MARDEN, Albert MARDESIC, Sibe MARGULIS, Grigorii Aleksandrovic MARIA, Alfred J. MARIANI, Jean MARKOE, Andrew G. MARS, Johannes G.M. MARTEL, Yvan MARTIN, Alfred I. MARTIN, Allan D. MARTIN, Greg MARTIN, Joseph M. MARTIN, Robert S. MARTIN, Shaun MARTIN, William T. MARVIZI, Shahla MASANI, Pesi R. MASKIT, Bernard MASLEY, John M. MASSER, David W. MASUR, Howard MATÉ, Attila MATHIEU, Olivier MATI, Gordanna MATLIS, Eben MATSUDA, Michihiko MATSUMOTO, Yukio MATSUSAKA, Teruhisa
Members Of The School Of Mathematics
Translate this page KENNEDY, edward D. KODAIRA, Kunihiko LEIPNIK, Roy B. mcshane, edward J. MILLER,Kenneth S. MOISE, Edwin E. MONTGOMERY, Deane NEWBURGH, John D.
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UNM Physics And Astronomy Department Web Site
mcshane, EJ (edward James), Integration, by edward James mcshane, In, MA 2105.McVittie, George C. (George Cunliffe), General Relativity and Cosmology by
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UNM Physics And Astronomy Department Web Site
mcshane, EJ (edward James), Integration, by edward James mcshane, In, MA 2105.International School of Physics doublequote;Enrico Fermi doublequote;
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About The University Church
A duplicate copy of the print presented to His Eminence, edward Cardinal Egan, Joseph mcshane, SJ President of Fordham University is displayed in the
http://www.fordham.edu/Student_Affairs/Campus_Ministry/About_the_University/

Extractions: Quicklinks Academic Calendar Admissions Office Alumni Adults/Evenings/Weekends Blackboard Book Store Campus Ministry Directories Gifts to Fordham FAQs Financial Aid Graduate Schools Information Technology OASIS Research Student Life Student Services Student Technology Services Undergraduate Schools University Home Page United Student Government W F U V The Fordham University Church , built in 1845 as a seminary chapel and parish church for surrounding farms, was declared an official New York City landmark in 1970. A plaque placed on the church exterior by the Alumni Sodality in 1939 gives a background: "The Rev. James Roosevelt Bayley, third president of the college, a nephew of the venerable Elizabeth Seton and cousin of two presidents of the United States [Theodore and Franklin Delano Roosevelt], afterward Bishop of Newark and Archbishop of Baltimore, erected this church in 1845 as a seminary chapel. The windows of the nave were presented by Louis Philippe, King of the French, in 1846. The bell in the tower, known since as Old Edgar Allan, is said to have inspired Poe, a friend and neighbor, to write his celebrated poem, 'The Bells.' " The plaque was unveiled by FDR's mother, Mrs. James Roosevelt. The church continues to serve the spiritual life of Fordham. Many attend weekly liturgiesthe Sunday evening Mass is particularly popular with students, and the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass and Easter Vigil continue to draw large crowds. The church also hosts a series of concerts, from the Fordham University Concert Choir to visiting choirs and the Bronx Arts Ensemble. Graduates return often: Fifty to sixty weddings are performed here each year. On Nov. 30, 1995, more than 600 faculty, administrators, students, alumni and others filled the church for a Mass of Thanksgiving to commemorate its 150th year. John Cardinal O'Connor, Archbishop of New York, served as principal celebrant.

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