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Quellen-Studien Zu Den Dramen Ben Jonson'S, John Marston'S Und Beaumont'S Und Fletcher'S by Emil Koeppel, 2010-01-09 The satire of John Marston .. by Morse S. 1891-1967 Allen, 2010-09-09 The Works of John Marston, Volume 3 by Arthur Henry Bullen, John Marston, 2010-03-16 The Works of John Marston by John Marston, 2010-04-08 The Poems of John Marston, 1598-1601, Ed. with Intr. and Notes by A.B. Grosart by John Marston, 2010-01-10 John Marston: A Reference Guide (Reference Publication in Literature) by Kenneth Tucker, 1985-07 The Life and Adventures of John Marston Hall, Volume 1 by George Payne Rainsford James, 2010-03-16 The Works of John Marston: Eastward Ho. the Insatiate Countess. the Metamorphosis of Pygmalion's Image, and Certain Satires. the Scourge of Villainy. Entertainment ... Verses from Chester's Love's Martyr. the by Arthur Henry Bullen, 2010-02-13 The Poems Of John Marston, 1598-1601 (1879) by John Marston, 2010-05-23 Cases and Commentary on Constitutional and Administrative Law by John Marston, 1997-09 The Insatiate Countess by John Marston, 2009-07-09 Scourge of Villanie by John Marston, 1974-05 Questions & Answers: Law of Torts 2005-2006 (Blackstone's Law Questions and Answers) by David Oughton, John Marston, et all 2005-02-24 Miscellaneous Pieces Of Ancient English Poesie: Viz. The Troublesome Reign Of King John, The Metamorphosis Of Pigmalions Image And Certain Satires (1764) by William Shakespeare, John Marston, 2008-10-27

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41. Marston Family
    john marston; His Family, and His Career. Introduction. In 1895 the business wasincorporated as john marston Limited. A catalogue, issued by john marston Ltd.  
    http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/genealogy/Marston/Marston.htm
    
    Extractions: John Marston; His Family, and His Career Introduction John Marston was an extremely successful Victorian manufacturer who's goods helped to make the name Wolverhampton synonymous with quality. He became one of the country's largest manufacturers of japanware, and later made bicycles, motorcycles and cars, that were second to none. He also had an active public life and became Lord Mayor of the town. The Early Years The Oaks In 1865 John married Ellen Edge, who was seven years his junior. Their first son Charles was born on April 6th 1867. The business prospered and when Edward Perry died in 1871, John purchased Perry's Jeddo works to become one of the major manufacturers of japanware in the town. John and Ellen lived at the Oaks in Merridale Road and had another nine children. The eldest girl and youngest boy died at an early age. In 1877 the works were extended into Paul Street. The product range included bread dishes, dish covers, pots, pans, kettles, spirit lamps, foot warmers and black enamel ware. John even invented a machine for melting snow, but it was not successful. The company became one of the two largest makers of black enamelled ware in the country. John also became a member of a local school board, and then a local councillor for St. Paul's ward in 1885. John in his early 50's During the same year Charles entered the business at the age of 18. He was unpaid, and in the mornings worked on clerical duties such as invoicing. He then caught the 11.38 train to Birmingham, to attend a part-time chemistry course at Mason College, which is now part of Birmingham University. On his arrival in Birmingham he would have lunch with friends at Pattison's or Benson's and after his lecture would catch the 1.40 North Western train back to Wolverhampton. Back at the works he would work in the dispatch department, sending off the orders. He arrived home at about 6 o'clock and after tea would have a singing lesson, practice the organ or play whist with his sisters.

42. Blue Plaques In The South West
    The works originally produced tinplate goods and japanware, andwas founded by john marston. john was interested in cycling and  
    http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/plaques/PennRoad.htm
    
    Extractions: Retreat Street, on the corner of Penn Street, off Lea Road The premises was acquired in 1908 as a base for the Stevens Screw Company Limited. moved here from Pelham Street in 1909 when the company decided to produce its own motorcycles. In 1914 A.J.S. moved to Graiseley Hill and the premises was retained by the Stevens Screw Company. In 1932 after the closure of A.J.S., Stevens Brothers Wolverhampton Limited was formed here. The company produced 3 wheel vans and Stevens Motorcycles until 1938, when it too closed. The premises was again retained by the Stevens Screw Company until its closure in 1992. Commemorating:

43. The Malcontent Further Reading
    Books. Allen, Morse S. The Satire of john marston. Columbus, OH FJ Heer Print, Co,1920. PR2697 A6. PR2697 J46. marston, john. The Malcontent. Ed W. David Kay.  
    http://www.engl.uvic.ca/Faculty/MBHomePage/engl364/malcontentfurther.html

44. WebGED: Noyes Family Data Page
    Anna L. spouse Noyes, Elizabeth C. (~1847 ) - m. 1 JUL 1869 -child marston,Hattie -child marston, john -child marston, Howard  
    http://noyes.rootsweb.com/wga63.html

45. John Leslie Marston (Jack) - A Memography
    john Leslie marston (Jack). 1913 1993. A Son's Memography. Ancestors.Before going overseas in 1976 I heard that if going to England  
    http://pl.net/people/alan/dad.html
    
    Extractions: A Son's Memography Before going overseas in 1976 I heard that if going to England it was handy to have proof that a Grandparent was born in England. I knew my Grandfather on Dad's side fell into this category so I got a series of official copies of birth and marriage certificates. From these are deduced the following ancestory. John Leslie Marston was born in Dunedin on the 2nd of September 1913 to Annie Mary Jane Marston (nee Smith) aged 29 and her husband George Ernest Marston, Wireworker, aged 31. George Ernest Marston was the son of John Marston, Iron Plate Worker and Fanny Marston (nee Stephens) of Bethnal Green in the County of Middlesex and was born on the 8th of July 1882 at 4 Baudon Road. It is interesting to note that Jack's occupation was Boilermaker and that one of his sons, Jim, became a Fitter and Turner. The iron working trades was carried on for 4 generations as was the names John and Ernest in the youngest son of Jack - Jon Ernest Marston. I inherited the name Leslie as my middle name. Jim, the eldest son appears to have got Jim from Jack's brother and Robert from Mom's brother. Alan was imported new from I don't know where. Jack Marston grew up in various locations from North Dunedin to South Dunedin, as the family shifted several time in this period. St Kilda, where the Marston family finally settled was the most heavily populated part of New Zealand and a staunch working class area dominated by the Hillside Railway Workshops to the West, the shopping area to the North, St Kilda and St Clair Beaches to the East and the hills of South Dunedin to the South. Jack was the second of three sons and the youngest child a daughter; in order Ernie, Jack, Jim and Maire. That's Jack on the left in the photo below.

46. John Leslie Marston (Jack) - A Memography, Part II
    john Leslie marston (Jack). Part II. A Memography. PostWar Politics.The period 1947 - 1985 was dominated by the Cold War, the Korean  
    http://pl.net/people/alan/dad2.html
    
    Extractions: The period 1947 - 1985 was dominated by the Cold War, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the constant threat of nuclear war. It appears on reflection that human history is a catalogue of wars, and still is. I couldn't avoid the prevailing atmosphere and neither could Jack's generation - the only thing that differentiated people was what side they were on. A few extremely brave souls didn't take sides and paid dearly in a lonely life. War, it was said, is politics with another name. For a while the beatniks and hippie generation were able to make dropping-out an artform, but it didn't last and it didn't hold any water with Jack or anyone much over 25. Jack stood firmly on the side of the `working-class'.

47. The San Antonio College LitWeb John Marston Page
    The john marston Page. Works. Edited by AH Bullen, 1887. About marston Anthony Caputi,john marston, Satirist. Reginald Ingram, john marston. Twayne, 1978.  
    http://www.accd.edu/sac/english/bailey/marston.htm

48. The Drama Of John Marston - Cambridge University Press
    This is an invaluable collection of critical essays on the work of dramatist johnmarston. The Drama of john marston. Critical ReVisions. Edited by TF Wharton.  
    http://books.cambridge.org/0521651360.htm
    
    Extractions: Literature Critical Re-Visions In stock Celebrating the 400th anniversary of John Marston’s debut as a professional playwright, this collection of critical essays on his work by leading scholars in the early modern field discovers, in the de-centred, hilarious, but unsettling work of this idiosyncratic Renaissance dramatist, an uncannily post-modern voice. Always at odds with his contemporaries, the censor and sometimes his own audience, Marston is shown to be a deeply conflicted figure but the qualities which estranged him from previous critical eras are precisely those that are now instantly accessible. This volume’s essays, the themes of which coincide both in contemporary currents in literary theory and criticism and in the plays of John Marston, reveal at every turn the full extent of his ambiguity towards politics, gender and the very medium he wrote for and in. T. F. Wharton, Rick Bowers, Reavley Gair, Matthew Steggle, Patrick Buckridge, Richard Scarr, William W. E. Slights, Sukanya B. Senapati, Kiernan Ryan, David Pascoe, Janet Clare, Michael Scott

49. GIGA Quote Author Page For John Marston
    GIGA's compilation of quotations, excerpts, proverbs, maxims and aphorismsby john marston. Home Page Biographical Index Reading  
    http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/quautmarstonjohnx001.htm

50. Reviews Of The Drama Of John Marston
    Review TF Wharton, ed. The Drama of john marston Critical ReVisions.Cambridge Cambridge University Press, 2000. For a dramatist  
    http://www.umpi.maine.edu/~ricer/research/marstonrevisions.htm
    
    Extractions: Review: T. F. Wharton, ed. The Drama of John Marston: Critical Re-Visions . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000. For a dramatist with at least three canonically important works ( The Dutch Courtesan The Malcontent , and Antonio’s Revenge ) contemporary critics have been especially chary of addressing John Marston’s plays. Of those three works, one ( Antonio’s Revenge ) finds general mention only as a spectacularized and stylized foil to Hamlet . Indeed, only a single work— The Dutch Courtesan —today receives attention approaching any degree of regularity: Susan Baker, Donna Hamilton, and Jean Howard have each written outstanding materialist/feminist appraisals. This continuing paucity of critical regard is especially surprising given the astonishing generic range and inventiveness of Marston’s plays as well as their incisive representations of a particularly volatile period in Early Modern culture. Marston collaborated brilliantly with some of the most distinguished dramatists of the period (Ben Jonson and George Chapman on Eastward Ho!

51. (John) Westland Marston
    (john) Westland marston (18191890).  
    http://www.sonnets.org/marstonw.htm
    
    Extractions: (John) Westland Marston (1819-1890) In that tranced hush when sound sank awed to rest, Ere from her spirit's rose-red, rose-sweet gate Came forth to me her royal word of fate, Did she sigh "Yes," and droop upon my breast; While round our rapture, dumb, fixed, unexpressed By the seized senses, there did fluctuate The plaintive surges of our mortal state, Tempering the poignant ecstasy too blest. Do I wake into a dream, or have we twain, Lured by soft wiles to some unconscious crime, Dared joys forbid to man? Oh, Light supreme, Upon our brows transfiguring glory rain, Nor let the sword of thy just angel gleam On two who entered heaven before their time! If I had lived ere seer or priest unveiled A life to come, methinks that, knowing thee, I should have guessed thine immortality; For Nature, giving instincts, never failed To give the ends they point to. Never quailed The swallow, through air-wilds, o'er tracts of sea, To chase the summer; seeds that prisoned be Dream of and find the daylight. Unassailed By doubt, impelled by yearnings for the main

52. File 51: Ancestors Of Paul Bailey MCBRIDE
    17061779). Children listed under entry for john LEAVITT. ReferencesLeavittFH. Ephraim W. marston (1654-1742) Pedigree. Son  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw51.htm
    
    Extractions: [Contents] [Bottom] [Next] [Previous] ... Pedigree Married Gregory DUNHAM Children: [listed under entry for Gregory DUNHAM Alice MARKENFIELD Pedigree Daughter of Sir Ninian MARKENFIELD Kt. (-1527) and Dorothy GASCOIGNE d. BET 4 AND 7 Mar 1552/3 Married Robert MAULEVERER Children: [listed under entry for Robert MAULEVERER References: FarisPA YorkshireP Sir Ninian MARKENFIELD Kt. Pedigree Son of Thomas MARKENFIELD Kt. and Alianor CONYERS r. Ripon, York, Eng. d. 25 Mar 1527/8 Married Dorothy GASCOIGNE Children: Alice MARKENFIELD (-1552) m. Robert MAULEVERER References: FarisPA YorkshireV YorkshireP Thomas MARKENFIELD Kt. ... Pedigree Married Alianor CONYERS Children: Sir Ninian MARKENFIELD Kt. (-1527) m. Dorothy GASCOIGNE References: FarisPA YorkshireV Agnes de MARKHAM Pedigree Daughter of Sir Robert de MARKHAM and Sarah de SNITTERTON Married William de SANCTA CRUCE Children: [listed under entry for William de SANCTA CRUCE References: YorkshireP Alice MARKHAM Pedigree Daughter of Sir John MARKHAM (1472-1536) and Alice SKIPWITH b. c. 1502

53. (Anne Munger - Mary Murphy )
    Index of Persons john marston Hannah Martin 14827 individuals, 6257families from file MASTER.GED (13 Jan 2003). Index of Persons.  
    http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wdwrth/Master/index/ind0369.html

54. TV Guide Online - [Movie Database]
    February 6, 2003. Your Search for john marston returned 30 movies. Next 1 2. LADYKILLER (1933). Your Search for john marston returned 30 movies. Next 1 2.  
    http://www.tvguide.com/movies/database/MovieSearch.asp?Name=John Marston&SearchT

55. Untitled Document
    Vol 2. New York. The Metamorphosis of Pigmalion’s Image. marston, john(?1575 1634) Satirist and dramatist. His father was a lawyer.  
    http://www.pygmalion.ws/stories/marston.htm
    
    Extractions: Hendrik Goltzius Completed in 1593, Goltzius paid very little attention to the marble texture that the statue should have had. Instead Goltzius focused primarily on the human figure because the painting is at the moment right before Galatea comes to life. The Roman Numerals below the painting state the following: From John Becker (1967) Goltzius. Vol 2. New York Marston, John (?1575 - 1634)

56. Walter Gilbert Genealogy: John Morden & Katherine Marston
    8246–8247. john Morden was born in England in—say—1550. Katherine marstonwas born in England in 1555. She is the daughter of Richard marston.  
    http://www.otal.umd.edu/~walt/gen/htmfile/8246.htm

57. The Villiers Company Was Founder In Wolverhampton By John Marston
    The Villiers Company was founder in Wolverhampton by john marston.Though its origins can be traced back to the mid 19th century  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/mw.berrie/james_engines/villiers.htm
    
    Extractions: The Villiers Company was founder in Wolverhampton by John Marston. Though its origins can be traced back to the mid 19th century ,it was around 1880 that a small 8 man workforce started producing safety bicycles which at the time was a lucrative market .With the arrival of new pedal making machinery , the fledgling company was forced to move to a new larger factory site at Villiers Street in Wolverhampton .With the move came a new name "The Villiers Component Company " being named firstly after the street where the factory was located in which was in turn named after a local Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton. The new company made many developments in the cycle industry and was already producing bicycle freewheel hubs when it expanded the idea into the emerging motorcycling market produce a heavy duty version of their free wheel hub. In 1912 the Villiers Component Company became a Private Limited Company and with with it came a change of name to "The Villiers Engineering Company " .The new company correctly identified the need to produce a small engine for the many independent motorcycle manufactures now based in the industrial Midlands . Their first engine was well received and at 349cc was capable of 46 mph on the banked Brooklands race track. Though a simple engine using a Bosch waterproof magneto , the design was compact and compared to the standard 500cc used on larger machines , was much smaller yet gave equal or better performance .

58. Willenhall Directory 1770
    marston, James, Iron Rimlock Maker, Town. marston, john, Iron Rim Brass KnobLockmaker, Town. Mold, Benjamin, Fine Padlock Maker, Morgan, William, Coffin HandleMaker,  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/m.harbach/1770Will.html
    
    Extractions: 1770 DIRECTORY OF WILLENHALL Extracted From This is the first known published directory covering Willenhall. Although the Birmingham section shows street names the Willenhall inhabitants are shown only by area and in some cases no location at all is given. Surname Name Occupation Location Alltree John Gent Allwright Thomas Vicemaker Appleby Henry Boxlockmaker Pool Hays Aston William Ironmonger Town Babb Thomas Brass Knob Lockmaker Babb James Brass Knob Lockmaker Town Babb Jeffery Fine Padlockmaker Town Baily Thomas Fine Padlockmaker Town Beckett Richard Town Bickerton James Brass Lockmaker Town Biddle Henry Curry Comb Maker Town Boulton John Steel Tobacco Boxmaker Town Bowars Edward Fine Stocklockmaker Town Bratt Jonathan Latch Maker Little London Bratt Isaac Padlock Maker Little London Bratt John Brass Knoblock Maker Little London Bratt James Latch Maker Little London Brindley Samuel Fine Padlock Maker Brindley John Brockoles James Secret Padlockmaker Town Brummall Richard Spring Lockmaker Town Bullock Isaac Fine Stock Lockmaker Town Burrows William Coffin Handle Maker Little London Burrows Samuel Fine Ward Chest Lockmaker Town Butler John Brass Lockmaker Town Butler James Fine Padlock Maker Town Butler Isaac Fine Padlock Maker Town Careless John Secret Padlock Maker Town Careless Thomas Fine Padlock Maker Little London Careless Joseph Secret Padlock Maker Cartwright William Iron Rimlock Maker Town Chandler Francis Gun Lock Maker Town Cley Richard Fine Inside Cabinet Lockmaker Cooper William Iron Cabinet Lockmaker Little London Cotterall Thomas Town Cotton Ann Padlock Maker Town Dalloway John Town Davie Benjamin Crosset Maker

59. 16th Century: Marston, John
    Click here to find out how. » UK » Arts and Entertainment » Literature » British» 16th Century » marston, john Category ID 15646 The Toxic Lemon UK  
    http://www.toxiclemon.co.uk/Arts_and_Entertainment/Literature/British/16th_Centu

60. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Marshiselli To Marthinus
    marston, john G. of Allenstown, Merrimack County, NH Democrat. Member of NewHampshire state senate 14th District, 1935. Burial location unknown.  
    http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/marshman-marthinsen.html
    
    Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Marshiselli to Marthinus Marshiselli, Vincent of Bronx, Bronx County , N.Y. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from New York, . Still living as of 1980. Marshman, Robert L. (c.1848-1907) of Kansas City, Wyandotte County , Kan. Born in Holmes County , Ohio. Republican. Mayor of Kansas City, Kan. , 1897-1901. Member, Elks Woodmen . Died January 13 . Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery , Kansas City, Kan. Marsicano, Vincent A. Republican. Candidate for New York state senate 12th District, 1942. Burial location unknown Marsico, Janet of Cheswick, Allegheny County , Pa. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Pennsylvania, Female Burial location unknown Marsico, Mike Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Pennsylvania, . Still living as of 2000. Marsilius, Newman of Bridgeport, Fairfield County , Conn. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Connecticut, . Still living as of 1964. Marsted, George C.

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