21. King William's War (War Of The League Of Augsburg) USA History WARS king william's War 1689-1697 king william's War (1689-1697) wasthe first of what came to be known in America as the French and Indian wars. http://www.usahistory.com/wars/william.htm

U S A History WARS - King William's War Morris Jeffrey and Richard. "Encyclopedia of American History: seventh edition". New York: Harper Collins Publishers. ©1996. King William's War (1689-1697) was the first of what came to be known in America as the French and Indian wars. In fact, the French and Indian Wars were a series of colonial wars between Great Britain and France that lasted three-quarters of a century. Hostilities in King William's War begain in 1690, when in the course of a few months Schenectady, N.Y., was burned by the French and Indians, and colonial English forces launched attacks on Port Royal (now Annapolis Royal), Nova Scotia, and on Quebec. Despite further raids by the French and Indians, the war ended in a stalemate. The Treaty of Ryswick, by which were ended the war and its European counterpart, the War of the Grand Alliance restored all colonial possessions to their prewar status. French and Indian forces from Montreal attacked and burned Schenectady, N.Y. The city of Quebec was attacked by English forces in the first major military operation of King William's War. They were repulsed by the French under Louis de Baude, comte de Palluau et de Frontenac

22. Battle Of The Boyne Day Pages History of king william and the battle of the Boyne. Orange songs, music and lyrics. Information on the Orange Order and links to Irish cultural sites. http://www.bcpl.net/~cbladey/orange.html

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23. King William Of England Addresses Parliament On The French Question, 31 December Transcript of a speech made by king william on 31 December 1701.Category Regional Europe Stuart William III, of Orange......king william of England Addresses Parliament on the French Question,31 December 1701. note. My Lords and Gentlemen; I promise myself http://www.ku.edu/carrie/docs/texts/french_question.html

King William of England Addresses Parliament on the French Question, 31 December 1701 note Gentlemen of the House of Commons; I do recommend these matters to you with that concern and earnestness, which their importance requires. At the same time I cannot but press you to take care of the public credit, which cannot be preserved but by keeping sacred that maxim, that they shall never be losers, who trust to a Parliamentary security. It is always with regret, when I do ask aids of my people; but you will observe, that I desire nothing, which relates to any personal expence of mine; I am only pressing you to do all you can for your own safety and honour, at so critical and dangerous a time; and am willing, that what is given, should be wholly appropriated to the purposes for which it is intended.... I should think it as great a blessing as could befall England, if I could observe you as much inclined to lay aside those unhappy fatal animosities, which divide and weaken you, as I am disposed to make all my subjects safe and easy as to any, even the highest offences, committed against me. Let me conjure you to disappoint the only hopes of our enemies by your unanimity. I have shewn, and will always shew, how desirous I am to be the common father of all my people. Do you, in like manner, lay aside parties and divisions. Let there be no other distinction heard of amongst us for the future, but of those, who are for the Protestant Religion, and the present establishment, and of those, who mean a Popish Prince, and a French government. I will only add this; if you do in good earnest desire to see England hold the balance of Europe, and to be indeed at the head of the Protestant interest, it will appear by your right improving the present opportunity.

24. Note To: King William Of England Addresses Parliament On The French Question, 31 Note to king william of England Addresses Parliament on the FrenchQuestion, 31 December 1701. king william of Holland and his wife http://www.ku.edu/carrie/docs/texts/note_french_question.html

Note to: King William of England Addresses Parliament on the French Question, 31 December 1701 King William of Holland and his wife Mary, daughter of King James II of England, mounted the English throne at the invitation of Parliament after James II fled to France in 1688. William III was a firm opponent of French expansion in Europe, either by the acquisition of territory or the development of overpowering political coalitions. He viewed with alarm a move by Louis XIV to install a Catholic pretender to the English throne; moreover, William saw the maneuver of Louis to gain control of the Spanish throne as a giant step toward French domination of Europe and America and thus the world - which was, in fact, the objective of the French sovereign. to the text of: King William of England Addresses Parliament on the French Question, 31 December 1701 Scanned and Converted to HTML by Dylan van Rijsbergen for The American Revolution - an .HTML project if you want to contribute, contact welling@let.rug.nl

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King William County Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, Inc. PO Box 139 Aylett, Virginia 23009 804-769-4311 (phone/fax) EMERGENCY - DIAL 911 Dedicated to the Preservation of Life and Property History King William Volunteer Fire - Rescue was founded in October 1963. It originally begun as a Rescue Squad only, but soon after began providing volunteer fire suppression. The Department has been in continuous operation ever since. Service Area Our agency is located on Highway 360 in the Aylett community of King William County (about 25 miles north east of Richmond). We cover approximately 160 square miles. Our service area is very rural however, with a population of less than 10,000. We respond to around 600 calls a year (90% of which are EMS). Dispatched by the King William County Sheriff's Department Dispatch Frequency - 155.835 MHz Pictured above is the Station 1. Originally a service garage, this cinder block building has housed the department's fire and EMS equipment since 1963. As you may notice we have more equipment than bay space. We hope to fix this problem with the construction of a new building on land donated to us across the highway. General Business Meetings are held every 3rd Monday - What do you want to do? -

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27. The King William Inn In Huntsville, Muskoka, Ontario, Canada - Near Algonquin Pa Offers 4 styles of rooms with photos, rates and location map. Located downtown.Category Regional North America Travel and Tourism Lodging......The king william Inn is located in beautiful downtown Huntsville in Muskoka, Ontario,Canada. THE king william INN IS LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN HUNTSVILLE. http://www.kingwilliaminn.com/

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29. Guardian Unlimited | The Guardian | The King William's College Quiz 2002 The king william's College quiz 2002 Can you conquer the legendary KingWilliam's quiz? Tuesday December 24, 2002 The Guardian Pupils http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,3604,865050,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site In this section Baghdad calling Salam's diary Friends disunited Son of spam ... Planet Barton The King William's College quiz 2002 Can you conquer the legendary King William's quiz? Tuesday December 24, 2002 The Guardian Pupils at King William's college on the Isle of Man have suffered its annual general knowledge quiz since 1905. Until 1999, it was compulsory and the average score was two. Nowadays the questions, set by an unidentified islander, are posted to parents with the end-of-term report. General knowledge paper 2002 - 2003 "Scire ubi aliquid invenire possis, ea demum maxima pars eruditionis est."

30. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Answers To The King William's College Qui king william's College quiz the answers revealed In our Christmas Eve G2 we printedthe notorious king william's College general knowledge paper, probably http://www.guardian.co.uk/christmas2002/story/0,12673,876069,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site Go to ... Special report: Christmas 2002 Christmas 2002: archived articles In this section Answers to the King William's College quiz US stores have blue Christmas Asda fanfare for festive sales Last minute rush saved us, says John Lewis ... Hope sprouts eternal: how vegetable growers cater for the Christmas rush King William's College quiz - the answers revealed In our Christmas Eve G2 we printed the notorious King William's College general knowledge paper, probably the toughest quiz on the planet. Here are the answers ... Thursday January 16, 2003

31. Senate Of Virginia - Membership Senator representing the counties of Caroline, Essex, Hanover, King and Queen, king william, Mathews, Middlesex, New Kent, Richmond, and part of Gloucester County. http://sov.state.va.us/SenatorDB.nsf/d6b46280f207781785256b18005c429d/8cee5bbc71

32. BBC - History - State - Society - Monarchs And Leaders - King William I Biograph king william I c.102887, ©. Yet when Edward died childless in January 1066,Harold was himself crowned king. Furious, William decided on war. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/state/monarchs_leaders/william_i.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH MONDAY 24th March 2003 Text only BBC Homepage History State ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! King William I c.1028-87 After successfully invading England, William the Conqueror changed the course of English history. The illegitimate son of Robert I of Normandy, William became Duke of Normandy on his father's death in 1035. With many in his family eager to profit from his death, his childhood was dangerous: three of his guardians died violently and his tutor was murdered. In 1042 he began to take more personal control, but his attempts to bring his subjects into line caused problems. From 1046 until 1055 he dealt with a series of baronial rebellions. In 1052, facing rebellions in eastern Normandy, he began conducting negotiations with his cousin Edward the Confessor, King of England. William developed an ambition to become his kinsman's heir, encouraged by Edward, who possibly even promised him the throne in 1051. In around 1064 Edward sent Harold, Earl of Wessex, on an embassy to Normandy. During this trip Norman writers maintain that he swore to support William's claim to the English throne. Yet when Edward died childless in January 1066, Harold was himself crowned king. Furious, William decided on war. He landed in England on 28th September, establishing a bridgehead near Hastings. Harold met him from Stamford Bridge, where he had just defeated Harald Hardraade. He arrived at Hastings late on 13th October, his troops tired. Early the next day William attacked. After a poor start, he rallied his troops. Harold's brothers were killed early in the battle; Harold fell towards dusk. On Christmas Day 1066 William was crowned.

33. KWTYC sailing Useful information for sailors Currrent News and magazines.king william's Town Yacht Club PO BOX 911, STUTTERHEIM, 4930 http://196.7.177.40/sailing/kwtyc.htm

34. VDACS - Virginia Grown Guide - King William County king william County. RED RAKE FARM Peter Perkins Linda Wickenheiser 1933king william Road Hanover, VA 23069 (804) 9942408 (Phone and FAX). http://www.vdacs.state.va.us/vagrown/kingwilliam.html

35. San Antonio Texas Bed And Breakfast, Riverwalk Bed And Breakfast - Beckmann Inn Victorian bed and breakfast located downtown San Antonio, Texas, across from the landscaped Riverwalk in the beautiful king william historic district. http://www.beckmanninn.com

San Antonio Texas Bed and Breakfast San Antonio Lodging O ur Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in downtown San Antonio, Texas across the street from the beautifully landscaped Riverwalk and minutes to the Alamo by trolley, the perfect location for business or leisure travel. It is in the National Register of Historic places, King William Historic District, San Antonio, Texas, as an "exceptional" City Historic Landmark. The house was built in 1886 by Albert Beckmann for his bride, Marie Dorothea, daughter of the Guenther Flour Mill family, on the mill grounds. The property was given to Albert and Marie Dorothea as a wedding gift. About our Bed and Breakfast Inn T he wonderful wrap-around porch warmly welcomes guests to the main house and to the gracious experience of Victorian hospitality in a quiet and tranquil atmosphere. The wicker furniture on our sun porch invites our guests to relax and enjoy their "welcome tea" along with complementary chocolates and butter cookies. The perfect place to relax and catch your breath after a busy day exploring the city of San Antonio and the Riverwalk areas. T he Carriage House lodging is adjacent to the main house and was built around the turn of the century. It has been completely renovated, featuring shuttered

36. King William Reservoir Decision king william Reservoir Decision. http://www.nad.usace.army.mil/kwr/King-William-Reservoir.htm

King William Reservoir Decision News Release Division Decision (3.4 MB) District Decision Frequently Asked Questions Corps of Engineers Regulatory Program ... Contact Public Affairs Free Adobe Acrobat Reader Download from Adobe Systems On October 1, 2002, Brig. Gen. M. Stephen Rhoades announced his decision on the proposal to construct the 1,526 acre King William Reservoir on Cohoke Creek, a small tributary of the Pamunkey River in King William County, Virginia. This reservoir would supply 23 million gallons of water per day to the Lower Peninsula of Virginia. He determined that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers needs additional information to complete the permit process. The City of Newport News applied to the Norfolk District in 1993 for this permit to build a reservoir to meet its long-term water supply projections. After the District recommended denial in March 2001 (click District Decision on left), the permit application was elevated to the Division when Gov. James S. Gilmore III requested that the Division Commander make the decision. After a long and thorough review, General Rhoades decided the project’s purpose and need as submitted by the City of Newport News is valid and the project is the least environmentally damaging practicable alternative to meet the water supply need based on current information.

37. Frederic Delaitre's Lots Subways / King William Street king william Street City South London Railway Memories of the first tubeCity terminus. Access located originally in 46, king william Street. http://www.multimania.com/fdelaitre/Kws.htm

38. OrangeNet - "the Hub Of Orangeism On The Net" - The Orange Order Dublin and Wicklow District, Republic of Ireland. History, charity and contact information. http://www.orangenet.org/dublin.htm

OrangeNet Menu Latest News Genealogy Countries History ... Link to our web site Dublin and Wicklow District King William 111 Prince of Orange LOL 1313 From the foundation of the Orange Institution in 1795 to the early part of the twentieth century Dublin City and County was an important Protestant and Orange centre in Ireland. Dublin was the political capital of Ireland until the Act of Union in 1801, which closed the Irish Parliament and united it with Westminster. However Dublin remained the administrative capital of Ireland until partition in 1921. The first Grand Lodge of Ireland meeting was held in Dublin. The first Minute Book of the Grand Lodge reads as follows:- "That it is advisable that this first meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ireland should be on Monday the 9th Day of April at the House of Thomas Verner of Dawson Street Esq. Grand Master of the Counties of Londonderry, Tyrone and Fermanagh." The Dawson Street home was the town house of James Verner M.P. (A Member of the Irish Parliament), and father of Thomas Verner J.P. A Plaque in the footpath, erected by Dublin Corporation, now marks the place where the Verner house once stood. Dublin was therefore, as the administrative Capital of the Island, the natural headquarters for the Orange Institution and remained such until the Headquarters Buildings, the Fowler Memorial Hall in Rutland Square, was severely damaged in the Civil War. The Headquarters, situated in what is now Parnell Square, at the top of O'Connell Street, had been seized by the IRA, and in conjunction with the Rotunda, used as their headquarters. Following its evacuation by the IRA all the books and documents which had survived the siege were removed to Belfast where they were safely stored. The last public parade in Dublin was in 1936, when the Brethren were attacked as they walked from the Fowler Hall to Amiens St Station to travel by train to Belfast, for the annual 12th of July celebrations.

39. King William Street king william STREET. king william Street was the northbound terminus of the City South London railway the world's first electric underground railway. http://www.pendar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Tube/KingWilliamStreet.html

Northern Line K ING W ILLIAM S TREET the world's first electric underground railway. Extension northwards to Bank, Moorgate etc was impossible as the terminus was facing east (it also had sharp curves and steep gradients), so it was abandoned - a new line was built from just north of Borough station (this one in a straight line), running underneath the old one as far as London Bridge where a new station was added. The old tunnel can be seen branching off just after leaving Borough station from the left hand side of a northbound train. The point where the tunnels were directly above the Northern Line platforms at London Bridge. The oblong holes in the floor, guarded by the safety rails, provided viewing windows down onto the platforms. Looking up on the northbound platform at London Bridge, these shafts are still visible and provide a tantalizing glimpse of the old King William St tunnel above. The original southbound tunnel was obliterated here at London Bridge when the station was redeveloped for the Jubilee Line extension. The northbound tunnel is still intact, according to

40. KING WILLIAM'S WAR, 1689-1698 Chapter 13 Part 2. Back to previous section Forward to next section Return to Table of Contents king william'S WAR, 16891698. http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/dow/chap13/dow13_2.htm

Free Assistance with your Income Tax Return Now through Tax Day, at the Lane Library Wednesday evenings 5:30-7:30 Join the Library Friends group. Call Dot Gooby at 926-4069 Page updated: February 28, 1999 JOSEPH DOW'S HISTORY OF HAMPTON Chapter 13 Part 2 Back to previous section Forward to next section Return to Table of Contents KING WILLIAM'S WAR, 1689-1698 The Eastern Indians generally appear to have observed the treaty made at Casco, in 1678, conducting themselves for several years peaceably towards the English settlers, who, in the meantime, had been gradually recovering from their losses in the late disastrous war; but, partly through fault of the English themselves, the peace was at length broken and ravages committed, beginning with several places in the province of Maine. The first sufferers in New Hampshire were in Dover, on the 28th of June, 1689, when the aged Major Waldron and more than a score of others were killed, and nearly thirty were taken captive. About a month later the savages feel upon the settlement at Oyster River also, and killed or carried off nearly twenty persons. On the 8th of July the town of Hampton voted "that all those who were willing to make a fortification about the Meeting House, to secure themselves and their families from the violence of the heathen, should have free liberty to do it." A fortification was accordingly built, which, about three years afterward, the town voted to enlarge so as to afford room "to build houses in it according to custom in other forts." How many houses were built is not known, but it was voted that a small house (14 by 16 feet) should be built there for the use of the minister, and when not occupied by him to serve as a schoolhouse.

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