Extractions: After September 1st the paper was discontinued whilst Acland served 2 months in prison for publishing libellous attacks on the Corporation. It was revived in 1828 as a weekly evening newspaper. See Latimer's Annals of Bristol in the Nineteenth Century for a full account of Acland's fights with the Corporation.
Neuerwerbungslisten 03/2002 ZWST 00 / Fach Großbritannien, Bristol before the camera the city in 1820 30 ; watercolours and drawings fromthe braikenridge collection / Sheena Stoddard. - 1. publ. by william Laffan. http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/helios/nel_ssg/00/KG85/2002_03_8.html
SOLSTICE AN ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND MATHEMATICS. 5. FEATURES} \smallskip \noindent{\bf Construction Zone The braikenridgeMacLaurinConstruction Course and Monograph} \smallskip \noindent{\bf william D. Drake http://www-personal.umich.edu/~sarhaus/image/solstice/sols294.html
Untitled Document by the early 18th century architect and landscape designer william Kent by the industriousand farsighted Bristol antiquary George Weare braikenridge (1775-1856 http://www.digitalbristol.org/members/baas/pages/news.htm
Extractions: News Forty Years On T his year will see the fortieth anniversary of the formation of the Bristol Archaeological Research group (the forerunner of BAAS) on 7 March 1962. Of the 79 members listed in the BARG Bulletin for December 1962, comprising, so readers were told, "the majority of keen archaeologists in the Bristol region", four are still numbered amongst our present membership of around 300. Commemorative events are currently under active consideration by the BAAS Committee - watch this space for details! National Monuments Record Local Studies Resource Pack T To apply, all you need to do is to write to; NMR Enquiry and Research Services, Local Studies Resource Pack, English Heritage, NMRC, Kemble Drive, Swindon SN2 2GZ, specifying a location in the centre of your chosen study area with its six figure National Grid Refrence (e.g. Westbury-on-Trym High Street ST572774). Do not send any money with your order - you wil be invoiced following delivery. Obituary - Mr Jim Hancock 1914 - 2001 J New finds on display at Taunton Museum O Also now on view at Taunton Castle is another remarkable recent acquisition. This is a pair of late Anglo-Saxon sculptures in oolitic limestone, recovered from the floor of a farm building near Congresbury. The two blocks are carved in high relief with what appears to have been part of an external frieze from a major ecclesiastical building, probably the Minster church at Congresbury itself. One block shows the lower part of a female figure with fluttering, angular draperies while the other, a cornerstone, shows on two adjoining faces the haloed heads of Christ and a tonsured male saint framed in round headed arches. Full scholarly publication of these important pieces, which probably date from the late 11th century, is awaited with interest.
Extractions: Abelian Differential (any reference) Abundant Number (Behrend, F. "Über numeri abundantes." Sitzungsber. Preuss. Akad. Wiss., Phys.-Math. Kl. [NUMBER OR VOLUME?], 322328, 1932.) (complete sentence) Alexander's Horned Sphere (Albers, D. J. Illustration accompanying "The Game of `Life'." Math Horizons, p. 9, Spring 1994) Alhazen's Billiard Problem (Elkin, J. M. "A Deceptively Easy Problem." Math. Teacher , 194199 [IS BEGINNING PAGE 194 OR 195?], 1965.) Amicable Pair (weed out references; Paganini, B. N. I. Atti della R. Accad. Sc. Torino Anamorphic Art ([AUTHOR?] "Speaking of Pictures: Distorted Paintings Must Be Seen in Special Mirrors to Make Sense." Life , 1819, Sep. 12, 1949. Walker, J. "The Amateur Scientist: Anamorphic Pictures." Sci. Amer. [VOLUME?] 176187, July 1981) Anomalous Cancellation (Moessner, A. Scripta Math.
Music - Publications Blezzard JH, Monsters and messages the Willmott and braikenridge manuscripts ofLatin Brown AM, william Byrd Keyboard Music (I), 1999, University of Sheffield, http://www.hyphen.info/rdf/hero/67_ra2_author.php
Extractions: Music - Publications Music RDF RDF Zip People Publications ... BOTTOM Author Title Date Place of Publication ... ALCORN MP The Old Woman of Beare, string quartet and IRCAM signal processing workstation The Queen's University of Belfast ALCORN MP Macha's Curse, symphony orchestra The Queen's University of Belfast ALCORN MP Caoine, string orchestra and IRCAM signal processing workstation The Queen's University of Belfast ALCORN MP Inflame, 2-channel tape The Queen's University of Belfast Adkins M Pagan Circus University of Huddersfield Adkins M Mapping University of Huddersfield Adkins M Melt University of Huddersfield Adkins M Noumena University of Huddersfield Adlington RC The Music of Harrison Birtwistle University of Nottingham Adlington RC David Epstein, 'Shaping Time: Music, the Brain, and Performance' University of Nottingham Adlington RC Musical Temporality: Perspectives from Adorno and de Man University of Nottingham Adlington RC Into the Sensuous World: The Music of Rebecca Saunders University of Nottingham Alburger M A Scottish Violin Making University of Aberdeen Alburger M A The Christie Family of Monquhitter: Preservation and Refinement University of Aberdeen Alburger M A The Fydill in Fist: Bowed String Instruments from the Mary Rose University of Aberdeen Alburger M A Music and Song in the North East University of Aberdeen Allen B The Music of Buxton Orr, conducted by Bryan Allen
30 Jul History This Date . 1762 braikenridge, mathematician. LINKS 1718 william Penn, 74,English Quaker and founder of American colony of Pennsylvania. http://www.jcanu.hpg.com.br/history/h4jul/h4jul30.html
Fellows Of The Royal Society Pierre Bouguer 25 Jan 1750 Daniel Bernoulli 3 May 1750 william braikenridge 9Nov 1752 Louis A de Bougainville 8 Jan 1756 Paolo Frisi 9 Jun 1757 Nevil http://dwb.unl.edu/Teacher/NSF/C09/C09Links/www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/7Ehistor
Extractions: The list of fellows given below is only those scientists elected Fellows of the Royal Society whose biographies appear in the MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive, together with some present day mathematicians. The list also gives their date of their election to the Society. William Brouncker 22 Apr 1663
Maclaurin Two are well documented, one being with william braikenridge (see our biography ofbraikenridge in this archive, and also 16) on the argument over the result http://students.bath.ac.uk/ma2mt/Maclaurin.html
Extractions: Colin Maclaurin was born in Kilmodan where his father, John Maclaurin, was the minister of the parish. The village (population 387 in 1904) is on the river Ruel and the church is at Glendaruel. You can see a picture of Kilmodan Church John Maclaurin was more of a scholar than one would expect of a parish minister, for he had translated the Psalms into Gaelic. Colin, however, never knew his father, for he died when Colin was six weeks old. Colin was the youngest of three sons, the oldest being John, while the second was Daniel who died at a young age. Colin Maclaurin's mother inherited a small estate in Argyllshire and it was on the estate that Colin spent the early years of his life. His mother wanted a good education for Colin and his brother John, so the family moved to Dumbarton where the boys attended school. In 1707, when Colin was nine years old, his mother died so the task of bringing up Colin and his brother John fell to their uncle Daniel Maclaurin who was the minister at Kilfinnan on Loch Fyne. Colin became a student at the University of Glasgow in 1709 at the age of eleven years. This may seem an unbelievable age for someone to begin their university education, but it was not so amazing at this time as it would be today. Basically Scottish schools and universities competed for the best pupils at that time, rather than a university education being seen as following a school education as is the norm today.
Clevedon Civic Society Census & Parish Records Stuckey Mary Ann, C59, Servant, S, 19, General Servant, Clevedon. braikenridgeWilliam, C60, Newton House, Head, M, 53, *dat, Brislington. braikenridge http://www.clevedon-civic-society.org.uk/weddings/1871sheet6.htm
Extractions: We are happy to help with any query, but please leave a message in the Forum as well Welcome to our Records pages, please use the search facility to search our entire site, then use edit, find from your browser bar to find the exact match, alternatively leave a message in the forum or email me Due to the volume of text, it is probably easier to view in 1024 x 768 Click here You may need to select small text from your browser bar! View,Text size, Smaller. Clevedon Civic Society Name Address Position Marital Age Age Occupation Origination Stuckey James Highdale Farm Head M Farmer 50acres 1man Kingston Seymour Stuckey Elizabeth Wife M Brislington Stuckey Martha Daughter S Dressmaker Clevedon Stuckey James Son S Clevedon Stuckey Thomas Son S Scholar Clevedon Stuckey Samuel Son S Scholar Clevedon Smith George Stavely Head M Landowner Middx Smith Martha Wife M Ham Surrey Smith Mary S Daughter S Petersham Smith Maria E Daughter S Petersham Smith Anna M Daughter S Northbury Glos. Aderwell Anna Servant S Governess Ireland Gulliver Sarah Jane Servant S General Servant Bath Shipton Elizabeth Park House Head W Surgeons Widow Wilts.
Extractions: Entry in Kelly's Directory for Norfolk, 1896, pp. 484-5. WINTERTON is a parish and fishing village, 1 miles north from Hemsby station on the Midland and Great Northern railway and about 8 miles north-by-west from Yarmouth and 21 from Norwich, in the Eastern division of the county, incorporated hundreds, petty sessional division and incorporation of East and West Flegg, county court district of Great Yarmouth, rural deanery of Flegg and archdeaconry and diocese of Norwich. The Primitive Methodist chapel here was built in 1876. Here is a coast-guard station with 7 men and a chief officer. In 1859 a surf boat was placed here by the National Life Boat Institution, and a sailing life boat in 1881; Edward Robert Boult is honorary secretary. The lighthouse here, situated on elevated ground, is nearly 70 feet high and is illuminated by a prismatic reflector. About 150 fishermen are employed in the herring and mackerel fisheries. Winterton had once a market and a fair, but both have long been obsolete. Hill House is the seat of Mrs. Hume, and has very fine ranges of hot-houses and conservatories. This place gives the title of Earl to the Turnour family. The Earl of Winterton, who is lord of the manor, the trustees of the late F. Charsley esq. and Mrs. Hume are the chief landowners. Winterton Ness, a principal and dangerous promontory on the east coast, is within this parish, and the Trinity Board, in 1850, at the request of the late Joseph Hume esq. M.P. placed a buoy on it. The coast generally is at this point very dangerous to shipping; in ancient times the right of wreckage was appurtenant to the manor, and on one occasion a cause of dispute between the Abbot of St. Benet's-at-Holme and the prior of Norwich. A letter on the subject from William Peacock, steward to Sir John Paxton, then lord of the manor, dated 19 Nov. 1477, is included in the Paston letters.
Extractions: The Society arranges a programme of excursions and lectures in Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol The Committee for Archaeology in Gloucestershire arranges an Annual Symposium Gloucestershire Section Please note venues and times for meetings. Tuesday 8 October 2002 at 7.30 pm. Martin Benson, an eighteenth century Bishop of Gloucester . John Fendley, (BGAS Record Series 13, Bishop Bensons Survey of the Diocese of Gloucester, 1735-50, ed. John Fendley). This is a joint meeting with the Cathedral Guides, at the Parliament Room, Gloucester Cathedral, College Green, Gloucester. Tuesday 12 November 2002 at 7.30 pm Cleeve Hill, the building of a Health Resort . (illustrated) David Aldred, Head of History, Cleeve School. The talk will explain the development of Cleeve Hill as a health resort before the First World War. At the County Record Office, Clarence Row, Alvin Street, Gloucester. Tuesday 21 January 2003 at 7.30 pm. The Builders of Gloucestershire Country Houses . (illustrated) Nicholas Kingsley, County and Diocesan Archivist. The lecture will explore the identities and motivations of the men who commissioned, altered and extended country houses in Gloucestershire over five centuries, seeking to explain how and why these changed over time. At the Elwes Building, The University of Gloucestershire, The Park, Cheltenham. Tuesday 11 February 2003 at 7.30 pm.
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