81. I12132 Elizabeth* COMYN (1223 - 1267) DE CLIFFORD _ (1274 1314) _Isabel* DE VIPOUNT + (1254 - 1291) m 1269 Sir Knight robert* DE CLIFFORD Aliss woodhouse. http://www.afn.org/~lawson/d0002/g0000064.html

82. Robert Suckling's Information CaryBlanche Birth 1585 , Hunsdon, Herts, Death , , ,. Suckling-robert. Cardinal-Joan.Drury-Stephen (unknown). woodhouse-Phillip. Yelverton-Grysold. Cary-John. http://rmeservy.byu.edu/cgi-win/pafweb.exe/CGI?woodfieldp~3832

83. NormanR robert Norman is a subspecialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility aswell as a Ryan NK, woodhouse CM, Van Der Hoek K, Gilchrist RB, Armstrong DT http://www.health.adelaide.edu.au/Obs&Gyn/StaffandStudents/StaffPages/normanr.ht

Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Back Home Robert John Norman Professor and Head of Reproductive Medicine working at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Director of Repromed Email: robert.norman@adelaide.edu.au Contact information Clinical Interests In vitro fertilisation and other assisted reproductive technology in the human. Polycystic ovary syndrome and its genetic and clinical implications for long term health. Menopause and its endocrine aspects. Ovarian physiology, especially the role of leptin, cytokines and leukocytes. Robert Norman is a subspecialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility as well as a Specialist Chemical Pathologist. He grew up in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and obtained a medical degree from the University of Birmingham. He is Head of the Reproductive Medicine Unit, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, The University of Adelaide, at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Wakefield Clinic and Darwin Private Hospital. He is a leading researcher in reproductive technology, endocrinology and medicine, and is the leader of the NHMRC Program Grant: Reproductive Health for Women." Research Interests The interrelationship of the endocrine and immune systems in the reproductive tract.

84. Junior British League robert Hansell v Gregory Baker 02 John Camilleri v Grant woodhouse 2-0 Warren Brooksv Lewis Adams 2-0 robert Hansell v Grant woodhouse 2-0 Warren Brooks v http://www.etta.co.uk/britlg/bl9900/Junior/jb99ma2.htm

QUEENSBURY HOUSE, 3rd FLOOR, HAVELOCK ROAD. HASTINGS, EAST SUSSEX TN34 1HF TELEPHONE: (01424) 722525 FAX: (01424) 422103 (Affiliated to the International Table Tennis Federation) Patron: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN President: JOHNNY LEACH, M.B.E. Junior British League Boys Division 1 Match Details Final Results 1999/2000 Cippenham A versus Streetly T.T.C Home Win 4- 2 Robert Hansell v Gregory Baker 0-2 John Camilleri v Grant Woodhouse 2-0 Warren Brooks v Lewis Adams 2-0 Robert Hansell v Grant Woodhouse 2-0 Warren Brooks v Gregory Baker 0-2 John Camilleri v Lewis Adams 2-0 Scotland A versus York Gardens Progress Draw 3- 3 Gavin Rumgay v Tim Holtam 2-0 Mark Lundberg v Luis Dominguez 1-2 Michael Bruce v Paul Moore 2-0 Gavin Rumgay v Luis Dominguez 2-1 Michael Bruce v Tim Holtam 1-2 Mark Lundberg v Paul Moore 0-2 Glamorgan Boys versus Ormesby Draw 3- 3 Gavin Jones v Paul Costello 2-0 James Haymer v Steven Bailey 0-2 Aled-Rhys Howell v Bryn Drinkhall 1-2 Gavin Jones v Steven Bailey 2-1 Aled-Rhys Howell v Paul Costello 0-2 James Haymer v Bryn Drinkhall 2-0 York Gardens Progress versus Cippenham A Home Win 4- 2 Luis Dominguez v John Camilleri 2-1 Tim Holtam v Robert Hansell 2-0 Paul Moore v Warren Brooks 0-2 Luis Dominguez v Robert Hansell 2-0 Paul Moore v John Camilleri 2-1 Tim Holtam v Warren Brooks 0-2

85. VTrail Monte Cristo by Philip R. woodhouse, robert L. Wood Monte Cristo is an old townsitebelow a sleepy glacial basin located eighty miles northeast of Seattle. http://www.vtrail.com/books/guides.htm

Backpacking in Washington by Douglas A. Lorain The Best of the Pacific Crest Trail... On the heels of second edition of it's companion Volume 1, Volume 2 has now been completely revised as well. With 20 new hikes and eye-catching new design, this guide will continue to be one of the region's best sellers. Appealing to families, seniors, and anyone looking for fun and easy outings in Cascade and Olympic mountains, these day hikes and overnights are described in detail. In addition, parents will find time and temper-saving tips on kids' special needs, safety, and what to bring to ensure fun outings every time. by E. M. Sterling, Bob Spring, Ira Spring Cascade Alpine Guide: Climbing and High Routes: Vol 1 - Columbia River to Stevens Pass (3rd Ed.) by Fred W. Beckey The long-awaited revision of Fred Beckey's comprehensive and indispensable climbing guide is here at last. The first volume in the classic Cascade Alpine Guide series, Columbia River to Stevens Pass features expert information on more than 300 climbing and high routes, including Mount Rainier. Here you'll find geographical, historical, and geological overviews of the majestic North Cascades region, plus important tips on safety and backcountry usage and enough technical and grade information to make clear exactly what type of route you are embarking upon. The new, third edition is thoroughly revised and updated with new maps and photos, plus all the most recent resource materials. Cascade Alpine Guide: Climbing and High Routes: Rainy Pass to Fraser River by Fred W. Beckey

86. U Webb, robert, Son of robert (3) and Rose, b.1791, Cromer. Webb, John Craske,Son of robert (3) and Rose. Was Family of George woodhouse. woodhouse http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/3496/u.htm

Names beginning with U / W and Y A B C D ... INDEX Family of Wallace Utting Utting, Wallace Stonemason from Norwich moved to Cromer between 81 and 91. Lived in Brunswick St Norwich Utting,Elizabeth Wife of Wallace Utting. She ran a sweet shop in New St at the end of the 19th century. Thatcham, Berkshire Utting, Alfred Son of Wallace and Elizabeth Utting. Cromer Utting, Leonard Son of Wallace and Elizabeth Utting. Cromer Family of Thomas Wanstable Wanstable, Thomas Thomas was a common boatman of the coastguard and was living in the Coastguard cottages in 1881 Sandwich, Kent Wanstable, Jane Wife of Thomas Wanstable Portsmouth, Hants. Wanstable, Albert J. Son of Thomas Wanstable Portsmouth, Hants. Wanstable, Elizabeth Daughter of Thomas Wanstable Hunstanton, Norfolk Wanstable, Ellen M. Daughter of Thomas Wanstable Hunstanton, Norfolk Wanstable, Ernest Son of Thomas Wanstable Heacham, Norfolk Wanstable, Richard Son of Thomas Wanstable Wells, Norfolk Wanstable, Walter J. Son of Thomas Wanstable Cromer, Norfolk Miscellaneous Ward's Ward, Sarah

87. Comanducci Arte Italia - Catalogo Artitsti Joseph WOODCOCK Martin W. WOODCOCK Percy Franklin WOODCOCK robert WOODCOCK TS L. WOODHAMDerrick WOODHAM Jean WOODHEAD Dora Kelsey woodhouse Archibald Marriott http://www.comanducci.it/elenco/elencoWX31.htm

ELENCO ARTISTI PRESENTI NEI NOSTRI ARCHIVI LETTERA: WX - PAGINA: HOME PAGE A B C ... WOODROW Bill

88. Journal Of Indo-European Studies - Index - Vol. 26 woodhouse, robert. Bonfante's Illyrian Horse. 467. Grassmann's Law beforeConsonant Shift in Messapic and 'Pelasgian'. 469. Zimmer, Stefan. http://jies.org/DOCS/jies_index/Vol26.html

Index to Volume Twenty-Six Indo-European Mythical Theme of the Final Battle in the 'History of the Armenians' by Movses Khorenatsi Bauer, Brigitte L. M. Impersonal Verbs in Italic: Their Development from an Indo-European Perspective Beekes, Robert S. P. The Origin of Lat. aqua, and of *teuta 'people' Brekke, Torkel Note on a Possible Reference to Ikaros in the Vinaya of the Muulasarvaastivaadins Duhoux, Yves Pre-Hellenic Language(s) of Crete Freeman, Philip M. Saturnian Verse and Early Latin Poetics Haarmann, Harald On the Problem of Primary and Secondary Diffusion of Indo-Europeans and Their Languages Levitt, Stephan Hillyer Is There a Genetic Relationship between Indo-European and Dravidian? Mair, Victor H. Comments on Stefan Zimmer, 'Modern Necromancy, or How to Make Mummies Speak' Mallory, J. P. Book Reviews Miller, Dean A. On the Mythology of Indo-European Heroic Hair Germanic Etymological Dictionary Book Chronicle Book Chronicle Puhvel, Jaan Computing in Latin and Hittite Schrijver, Peter The British Word for 'Fox' and Its Indo-European Origin Shields, Kenneth

89. Virtual Norfolk: Micro-histories: The Deeper Context - A Gift To Sir William Woo Comments Sir William woodhouse was prominent in the defence of the town againstRobert Kett's forces the previous year; it is probable this gift was in http://virtualnorfolk.uea.ac.uk/kett/impactnorfolk/yarmouthrebs/woodhousereward.

home printer-friendly text-only view xml source Search: advanced Home Page 1549: Kett's Rebellion Chronology ... Prosecution of Robert Marche Document: A gift to Sir William Woodhouse Author: Clerk of the Great Yarmouth Municipal Assembly Title: Great Yarmouth Municipal Assembly Book Publisher: Unpublished manuscript Date: The Feast of St Simon and Jude, 4 Edward VI (1550) Details: Archive: NRO, Y/C19/1, fol. 3r Contributor: Mr Nigel Amies, 2002 Comments: Sir William Woodhouse was prominent in the defence of the town against Robert Kett's forces the previous year; it is probable this gift was in recognition of his service therein. A Gyft to Syr / Wm Woodhous knight Item yt ys at this p[re]sent assemble determyned and agread / by the comon assent of the hoole towne that ther shalbe / bowght imedyatly DC [500] of lynges and on[e] hundreth [100] of coddes / and they so bought to *be* gyven to Syr Wyllm Woodhous / knyght for his gentylnes to this towne shewed and hereafter to be shewed. Return to top

90. GENUKI: Humbleton Parish, Directory Of Trades And Professions For 1892 Vickerman Mr. John; Webster Athelstan, joiner (j.); woodhouse Isaac, cowkeeper; woodhouseRobert, bootmaker and carrier to Hull (Tuesday) (also Friday in summer). http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ERY/Humbleton/Humbleton92Dry.html

Humbleton Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades for HUMBLETON in Bulmer's Directory of 1892. HUMBLETON TOWNSHIP. Letters arrive via Ganstead, Hull, week days only, at 9-25 a.m. Letter box cleared at 2-45 p.m. in winter, 3-45 p.m. in summer. The nearest Telegraph Office is at Hedon, and Money Order at Aldbrough. Parish Library open Thursdays, at 4-0 p.m. Penny Bank open alternate Thursdays Miscellany of trades Atkinson Matthew, hind h Coniston Dibnah Harold, blacksmith Emmerson Reuben, hind Fussey Richard, cowkeeper Hanger Miss Jane Catherine, schoolmistress Hewitt Miss Minnie, assistant schoolmistress Johnson Robert, joiner and wheelwright Nightingale Mr. Henry Robinson Rev. Alfred, B.A., The Vicarage Sharp Josiah, shopkeeper and sexton Smith Miss Anne E., dressmaker Ward Jackson, cowkeeper Wright Mrs. Jane (exors. of W. W.), Manor house Wright John Carrick (exors. of W. W.), Manor house Wright Ryby (exors. of W. W.), Manor house Farmers. Barrett Thomas, Humbleton grange (letters c/o Mrs. Coates, Lelley mill, Preston, Hull) Wood James, junr., Humbleton hall

91. Henry Woodhouse Independent. It looks likely that around this time woodhouse befriendedRobert J. Collier, heir of the Collier's publishing empire. http://www.rcls.org/jkuntz/woodhouse.html

Henry Woodhouse The Early Years Born Turin, Italy, June 24, 1884. Original name: Mario Terenzio Enrico Casalegno. Son of Ludwig/Lodovico Casalegno, a "prominent manufacturer" and Carolyn (Garino) Casalegno. He was early thrown on his own resources, his father having died before Mario finished his schooling, leaving a wife and seven children, and business debts. [Note to psychohistorians: Woodhouse never married, and used any means available to avoid debtors.] Mario attended high school in Turin. Going to France, he was able to settle his family's affairs. Before coming to the United States in 1904, he traveled and studied in various cities in France, Switzerland, England, and Belgium. Taking advantage of every opportunity to improve his knowledge of language and science, he took a particular interest in economics, sociology, and aeronautics. The places where he studied aren't mentioned by name. In 1905, less than a year after arriving in the United States, he was working as a cook. A fellow employee came near him and said something. "The big man had been working all night and was in a bad humor. He said something to me in an angry way and I replied simply 'Oh, go along.' He jumped at me. I had a knife in my hand with which I had been working in the kitchen. After he jumped at me, the next thing I knew he was dead." He was sentenced to four years and two months in Clinton Prison in Dannemora, NY. He was released in 1909. He took out his naturalization papers later in 1909, although there appears to be a question as to whether he concealed the fact of his conviction. On February 24, 1917, he legally took the name of Henry Woodhouse. He became a naturalized citizen on May 28, 1917. It's unclear whether this discrepancy (1909 vs. 1917) is an indication that his 1909 application was turned down; or whether his naturalization was revoked and then reinstated.

92. Morrison Homepage Works of Leigh Hunt General Editors Michael EberleSinatra and robert Morrison RichardWoodhouse’s Cause Book The Opium-Eater, the Magazine Wars, and the http://ace.acadiau.ca/english/morrison/homepage.htm

Dr. Robert Morrison Department of English Acadia University Office: BAC 428 E-Mail: robert.morrison acadiau.ca Fax: 902-585-1070 Editions Chapters, Articles, Reviews, etc. Fellowships Teaching 2003 Editions The Works of Thomas De Quincey Thomas De Quincey (1785-1859) is one of the most important English prose writers of the early nineteenth century. I am editing three volumes of his Collected Works , and co-editing a fourth. Volume seven covers the years 1829-31. Volume eight includes his novel Klosterheim (1832). Volume nine, co-edited with Grevel Lindop, features ‘ The Household Wreck ’ (1838). Volume sixteen includes ‘The English Mail-Coach’ (1849). Contents of Volume Nine Contents of Volume Eight Contents of Volume Seven For further information on the edition, please see the De Quincey homepage This edition was reviewed in Text The edition will be published by Pickering and Chatto The Selected Works of Leigh Hunt General Editors: Michael Eberle-Sinatra and Robert Morrison James Henry Leigh Hunt (1774-1859) was one of the most important and prolific essayists of the first half of the nineteenth century. A key member of the literary circle that included P. B. and Mary Shelley, John Keats, Charles Lamb, and William Hazlitt, Hunt was also a passionate and outspoken participant in the London political scene. This new edition will fill an major gap in Romantic studies by making available for the first time in a single edition all Hunt’s major works, fully annotated and with a consolidated index. The set will include all of Hunt's poetry, and an extensive selection of his periodical essays, many of which have never been reprinted.

93. NIR-ARMAGH-L: [ARMAGH] SLATER's Directory - Portadown (1881) - Part II Boles John, David st Boles Samuel, Thomas st Brown James, woodhouse st CochraneRobert, William st Cooper Thomas, Thomas st Cummings John, High st Donaghy http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NIR-ARMAGH/2002-08/1029843875

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94. Helm's Genealogy Toolbox - Woodhouse 3844 1996 Ann JEPHSON * BIRTH England * DEATH England * REFERENCE 56 Family 1Robert SLANEY * MARRIAGE 10 FEB 1799, Mansfield woodhouse, Notts., England http://www.genealogytoolbox.com/people_cat4.cfm?ID=6050

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