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Lawrence And Wishart
Labour History Review 'outstanding' Kevin Morgan, Socialist Review ContributorsKen Alexander, Catherine Blackford, Malcolm Chase, john Callaghan, Fergus Carr
http://www.l-w-bks.co.uk/titles/archive/his_labhighnoon.html

Extractions: This collection of essays looks at the economic record of the administrations, critically evaluating the achievements, and analysing the extent to which decisions taken then affected later policy assumptions. The contributors cover a comprehensive range of issues including nationalisation and planning, the relationship between the economy and foreign policy, agriculture, women's employment, and the Scottish economy.
Ancestry Message Boards [ ]
john wishart Aloha Clark 17 Jan 2001; Mrs (D?) wishart, 12 RockleyRd, Hammersmith, London, ca 1915 Phil Carter 6 Jan 2001;
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Ancestry Message Boards - Message [ Wishart ]
im looking for family of the late robert alexander wishart/john dunns wishart/agnessmullen all from edinburgh john moved to london and i have family in
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Extractions: Messages posted to this board also appear in the "WISHART-L@rootsweb.com" mailing list. Search all Ancestry.com databases for "Wishart" records List Messages Post New Message Add Board To Favorites ... Next robert alexander wishart or agnes mullen wishart from edinburgh Author: RICHARD WISHART Date: 21 Jan 2002 1:06 AM GMT Surnames: wisharts /mullin Classification: Query Post Reply Mark Unread Report Abuse Print Message im looking for family of the late robert alexander wishart/john dunns wishart/agness mullen all from edinburgh
2001 Gold Coast Marathon - John Lines Up For His 22nd Gold Coast
The 2001 Gold Coast Marathon boasts john Wishartcompeting in his 22nd Gold Coast Marathon.
http://www.goldcoastmarathon.com.au/wishart.htm
Centre For Labour Research
No. 9 Pocock, Barbara and wishart, john (1999) Organising our future What Australianunionists can learn from US labour's fightback, ($10 + $3 postage), No.
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Extractions: Centre for Labour Research - Order Form Name: Address: Payment Method: Cheque Purchase Order Please print this page, fill in your details and post to: Centre for Labour Research University of Adelaide SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5005 Order these books from the companies listed Company Strife Sex and Politics in labour Unions Wakefield Press Beyond the Contract State Wakefield Press Australian Labour History Reconsidered Wakefield Press Order these documents directly from the centre Number of Copies Tick Publictions to Order The Centre for Labour Research Paper Series No. 1 Alternatives to retrenchment: Job retention and structural
Centre For Labour Research
No. 9 Pocock, Barbara and wishart, john (1999) Organising our future What Australianunionists can learn from US labour's fightback, pp 47 ($10 + $3 postage).
http://www.arts.adelaide.edu.au/clr/archpub.html

Extractions: In the thirteen chapters of Altered States, authors from a variety of academic, union and community backgrounds describe how during the 1990's conservative governments in the Australian states and in New Zealand have used the ideas of economic rationalism to mount a strident assault on the welfare state and centralised wage fixation.
Legal Philosophy In Oxford
8 seminars for the BCL jurisprudence course. Philosophical Foundations ofthe Law of Contract (Dori Kimel, Mindy Chenwishart, john Gardner).
http://www.law.ox.ac.uk/jurisprudence/classes.htm
20. John Knox And Presbyterian Polity (mid 1500s) - By Miles Hodges
One of those who became closely involved in wishart's preaching andteaching was a young Catholic priest named john Knox. When in
http://www.newgenevacenter.org/our-story/20_Knox.htm

Extractions: 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.
John Sutter's Fictitious Indy Racing League
john. SectionTwoThe Champions. 1911Ralph Mulford, 1912-Joe Dawson, 1913-Spencer wishart.
http://www.theramp.net/apba/apbail.htm

Extractions: History Rewritten Welcome to my fictitious Indy League. I'll be running 32 races involving the cars that ran in the Indianapolis 500 for the season. This page is divided into four sections. Section one is the current season's stats. Section two lists the all time season champions. Section three lists the all time leaders. Section four is the Hall of Fame. Driver (Wins) Points George Souders (8) Tony Gulotta (4) Earl DeVore (2) Bob McDonough Wilbur Shaw Dave Evans (1) Cliff Bergere (1) Eddie Hearne Fred Frame Leon Duray Winners George Souders (1-1) George Souders (2-2) Tony Gulotta (1-1) George Souders (3-3) George Souders (4-4) George Souders (5-5) Dave Evans (1-1) Tony Gulotta (2-2) Tony Gulotta (3-3) George Souders (6-6) Cliff Bergere (1-1) George Souders (7-7) Earl DeVore (1-1) George Souders (8-8) Earl DeVore (2-2) Tony Gulotta (4-4) 1911-Ralph Mulford 1912-Joe Dawson 1913-Spencer Wishart 1914-Rene Thomas 1915-Ralph DePalma 1916-Wilbur D'Alene 1919-Howdy Wilcox 1920-Rene Thomas 1921-Tommy Milton 1922-Jimmy Murphy 1923-Tommy Milton 1924-LL Corum 1925-Pete DePaolo 1926-Harry Hartz 1911 through 1926 Points Tommy Milton Harry Hartz Jimmy Murphy Ralph DePalma Ralph Mulford Howdy Wilcox Rene Thomas Jules Goux Eddie Hearne Albert Guyot Dario Resta Spencer Wishart Pete DePaolo Earl Cooper LL Corum Joe Dawson Charlie Merz Gil Anderson Wilbur D'Alene Gaston Chevrolet Wins Tom Milton Harry Hartz Jimmy Murphy Dario Resta
Genealogy Data
Whittall, Robert Francis Birth Private Family Spouse Graham, Jennifer Lynn Birth Private Parents Father Graham, john Osborne Mother wishart, Lois Mary
http://www.rideau-info.com/ken/genealogy/dat5.htm
Wishart1
((ii)), James Wyschart of Carnebeg. ((a)), Sir john wishart of Pittarrow (dsp25.09.1576). (((1))), Sir john wishart of Pittarrow (d before 30.04.1607).
http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/ww/wishart1.htm

Extractions: Families covered: Wishart of Carnebeg, Wishart of Logie, Wishart of Pittarrow [Family still being researched.] It appears likely that the founder of this family came to Britain from Normandy. The transcript of the book used as our Main Source reports the notice given in that book to an earlier book, "Life of George Wishart" by Charles Rogers, which states that Guiscard or Wiscard was "a Norman epithet used to designate an adroit or cunning person" and was conferred on Robert Guiscard, son of Tancred de Hauteville who became Duke of Calabria, founded the Kingdom of Sicily, and died 27.07.1085. Some of his descendants adopted Guiscard as their family name. There were Wychards (spelt variously) in several English counties in the early 13th century. At least some of them are presumed to have been related to ... John Wischard, Sheriff of Kincardineshire (temp Alexander II 1214-49) Sir John Wischard of Conveth, etc (d before 1286)
The United Kingdom Parliament
Mr. Francois. Pete wishart. Mr. Lazarowicz. Pete wishart. Column 195WH. 10.29am. john Thurso (Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross). Mr. Lazarowicz. john Thurso.
http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm200102/cmhansrd/cm020501/
Henry Whitney Genealogical Database Index
1900 ); wishart, Eric ( - ); wishart, Janet ( - ); wishart, john( - ); wishart, Robert ( - ); wishart, Theresa ( - ); Withrow, Martha
http://www.whitneygen.org/databases/Henry/Henry52.html
S News: [S] Summary: Wishart R.v. Generation
S Summary wishart rv generation. john Castelloe (jcaste@stat.uiowa.edu)Wed, 08 Apr 1998 090644 0500
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John Knox
john Knox was born about 1514 near Haddington, Lothian and died on the 24th November Hewas influenced by George wishart, who was burned for heresy in 1546 and
http://www.g-gm.co.uk/knox.htm

Extractions: John Knox John Knox 1514(?) - 1572. John Knox was born about 1514 near Haddington, Lothian and died on the 24th November 1572 in Edinburgh. He was the foremost leader of the Scottish Reformation, who set the austere moral tone of the Church of Scotland and shaped the democratic form of government it adopted. He was influenced by George Wishart, who was burned for heresy in 1546 and the following year Knox became the spokesman for the Reformation in Scotland. After a period of intermittent imprisonment and exile in England and on the European continent. In 1559 he returned to Scotland, where he supervised the preparation of the constitution and liturgy of the Reformed Church. His most important literary work was his History of the Reformation in Scotland. Early Life. Almost nothing is known of Knox's life before 1540, the accounts given by his earlier biographers being mostly fanciful. Of his parentage it is known only that his mother's name was Sinclair (Knox used the name John Sinclair as an incognito in times of danger), that his father's name was William, and that he and both Knox's grandfathers had fought and two of them had died, perhaps at the Battle of Flodden against Henry VIII's troops. The family may have been farmers. It is supposed that Knox trained for the priesthood under the scholar John Major, most probably at the University of St. Andrews. Knox did not take a master's degree, however, but he ended his training with a mind imbued with that delight in abstract thought and dialectical disputation which even in that age, was recognised throughout Europe as typical of Scottish scholarship. He was in priest's orders by 1540 and was in 1543 known to be also practising as an apostolic notary in the Haddington area, which would seem to indicate that he was in good standing with the ecclesiastical authorities.
The Works Of John Knox
Andrews University, studying under john Mair, one of the leading Scottish scholarsof the At that time a certain George wishart, a Scot who had spent some time
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Family Groups 28 (Family Pages)
wishart, Maria {I0826} Birth 1860 Tarraville, Vic, Australia Gender Female ParentsFather wishart, john {I1570} Mother Sweet, Jane {I1571} Family Marriage
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Reformation - John Knox
The 1640 oil of Cain and Abel was originally part of the ceiling.) JohnKnox committed himself a Protestant by accompanying George wishart.
http://thecapitalscot.com/reform/3knox.html

Extractions: Reformation Scotland - Home Edinburgh Castle #1 St. Giles' Cathedral John Knox' House Abbey and Palace of Holyroodhouse Edinburgh Castle #2 Cathedral of St. Mungo Elgin Cathedral ... More References High Street ("The Royal Mile") - John Knox' House: John Knox' House juts out into the street (left of center of the photo.) Built in 1490, the house is reputed to have been the manse of John Knox when he was minister of St. Giles'. The timber gallery and hand-painted ceiling are unusual features. John Knox was born a farmer in Haddington about 1514 (and not 1505 as the date on a window in his house records). Knox died about age 58 in 1572. His first wife's brother was an ancestor of the present Queen. He studied at St. Andrews and was ordained a priest at about 25 years of age. He did not graduate as a Master of Arts however, probably because of an oath against "Lollardism" which graduates had to take. He tutored the children of gentlemen in East Lothian. John Knox was converted to Protestantism by the influence of the preaching of Thomas William. Because of persecution he moved from place to place. Protestants urged him to preach publicly.
I4583: Katherine TALIAFERRO (ABT NOV 1583/84 - ABT JAN 1584/85)
INDEX. john wishart TALIAFERRO. BIRTH ABT 1784 S18798. FatherJames Garnett of Oakland TALIAFERRO Mother Wilhelmina wishart
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Staff Profiles
Pratt, Robin Hartwell, Michael Barkl, Nigel Butterley, David PenriEvans, JamesWishart. Mantra for two pianos and electronics with john Williamson (piano
http://www.liv.ac.uk/~music/Publications/wishart.html

Extractions: Biographical Information Research Interests Teaching Interests ... Back to the Department of Music Homepage Born 1956. Composer, lecturer, pianist and conductor. Has been on the music staff at Liverpool University since 1980. Previous musical education at universities of Oxford (Worcester College) and Surrey. Promoter of new music concerts in the NW region. Composition, Studio techniques/composition, 20th century music history and analysis, American music since 1900, Australian music, influence of non-Western musics upon 20th-century composers, Multimedia and music Composition, Studio techniques/composition, 20th century music history and analysis, European, American and Australian contemporary music, Electroacoustic music (Director of the department's electroacoustic studio), Orchestration, Performance studies (i.e. the discussion of performance and criticism-based issues), Aural techniques and transcription, The music of the 14th century avant-garde, Monteverdi, Arrangements/transcriptions and recompositions, The development of opera and music-theatre in the 20th century, Computers and music, Music and the Internet, Computer notation, Dissertation supervision Administrative responsibilities within the university

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