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| Carleton A. Naiche-Palmer (June 22, 1947 - December 12 | |
| uilding was designed by San Antonio architect | Carleton Adams and finished in 1933 at a cost of $455, |
| Carleton added an additional building to the complex. | |
| in an 1873 by-election held in the riding of | Carleton after the death of Charles Connell. |
| Moira | Carleton also featured as Matron Evans. |
| Carleton also named the Arthur Kroeger College of Publ | |
| Kennedy's brothers, Robert and | Carleton, also served. |
| was president of the California branch of the | Carleton Alumni from 2003-2010 and was profiled by Mic |
| I, he served overseas with the Canadian Army, | Carleton and York Regiment, rising to the rank of lieu |
| nd Taylor and starring May McAvoy, William P. | Carleton and Marian Skinner. |
| This riding was created in 1914 from | Carleton and Victoria ridings. |
| even though the program did defame Mr Richard | Carleton and two colleagues, it was fair comment and n |
| ate girls school established at the corner of | Carleton and Brecknock Road was closed in 1878 after m |
| nistry of Pensions in the Norcross section of | Carleton and all the government departments moved out |
| was replaced as Commander-in-Chief by Sir Guy | Carleton, and he returned to England. |
| ersity of Western Ontario (undergraduate) and | Carleton and Queen's universities (post-graduate). |
| Sir Robert Cotton, William Camden, Sir Dudley | Carleton, and other members their circles. |
| [4] J. Adler, F.B. | Carleton and F.J. Weinberg "Ignition of flammable atmo |
| h as Helen Maria Williams, Mary Shelley, Mary | Carleton and Eliza Fenwick. |
| of Salisbury, Sir Albertus Morton, Sir Dudley | Carleton, and others, many of his letters being preser |
| It consisted of the counties of | Carleton and Charlotte, as well as southern portions o |
| Carleton and York Regiment | |
| the California Column, which was commanded by | Carleton and composed of one infantry regiment (the 5t |
| Her lover invited her to live with him but | Carleton and an accomplice, disguised as a maid, stole |
| was convinced and became a matchmaker between | Carleton and her nephew. |
| The | Carleton and York Regiment |
| Gulf of Mexico, in collaboration with Osgood | Carleton; and the 1797 publication of Directions for s |
| correspondence with Laud and with Sir Dudley | Carleton and Sir Francis Windebank (Charles I's secret |
| s four sons, Walter Nind, Henry Veere, George | Carleton and William Irving Lacy, and one daughter, Al |
| lty appointment in the religion department at | Carleton, and regularly taught a fly-fishing course at |
| Blackpool and Lytham St Annes, with Thornton, | Carleton and Poulton-le-Fylde not far inland. |
| He represented | Carleton and then Lanark until 1836, when he was appoi |
| a special election on January 2, 1950, while | Carleton and Westboro Wards held elections on December |
| Wayne | Carleton, Andre Champagne, Jack Chipchase, Gary Dineen |
| Conabere and | Carleton appeared in guest roles in most of the Austra |
| Carleton arranged a new letter that claimed that her b | |
| Lloyd, General Henry Clinton and Major Thomas | Carleton as "English observers" of the Second Russo-Tu |
| Claire | Carleton as Ida |
| John F. | Carleton as Gabriel Lajeunesse |
| George M. | Carleton as Museum Guard |
| owned nineteenth-century Irish writer William | Carleton as part of his "Traits and Stories of The Iri |
| e choice of his friend, the Irish officer Guy | Carleton as Quartermaster General or threatened to res |
| Wayne | Carleton at a 1970 Bruins reunion |
| Australia's 60 minutes reporter Richard | Carleton attempted to sue Media Watch. |
| In 2008 | Carleton Auditorium became a contributing property in |
| The William G. | Carleton Auditorium, built in 1954, is a historic buil |
| In 2000, | Carleton awarded Dixon a PhD for Lifetime achievement. |
| rnatorial campaign Taggart urged front-runner | Carleton B. McCulloch to take an anti-Ku Klux Klan pos |
| McCray was opposed by Democratic congressman | Carleton B. McCulloch. |
| In 1896 he married Caroline | Carleton Backus, by whom he had two sons and one daugh |
| luded articles and stories by such writers as | Carleton Beals, Elsa Maxwell, Bernard Sobel, and Hendr |
| orn in 1591, was the son of William Fisher of | Carleton, Bedfordshire, deputy-auditor for the county |
| Boswell eventually succeeded | Carleton, being knighted in 1633. |
| Before | Carleton, Bell attended Colonel By Secondary School. |
| bus, MS plantation was sold in 1852 to Thomas | Carleton Billups and is known today as The Billups Whi |
| er Billups Gate Plantation, founded by Thomas | Carleton Billups in 1852. |
| nent foreigner at the Synod along with George | Carleton, Bishop of Llandaff from England. |
| verhill and boyhood friend of Whittier, James | Carleton, bought the farm and donated it to the Haverh |
| James Henry | Carleton, brevet major general |
| ernment to proceed with a replacement for the | Carleton Bridge. |
| int publication, in 1943, was an extension of | Carleton Brown's Register of Middle English Religious |
| Carleton, Bukk G. Uropoietic Diseases, p. 306, New Yor | |
| Walter Tenney | Carleton, businessman, one of the three founding direc |
| d a year later to contest the federal seat of | Carleton but lost by 255 votes to Conservative Frederi |
| The Hotel | Carleton c. 1907 |
| LIONS; MacNeill, Baird, Irwin, Kiernan, | Carleton, Campbell, Laidlaw, Paxton (rep Beattie), Win |
| Carleton: Carleton County; three members | |
| the song was recorded by Debbie Reynolds and | Carleton Carpenter on August 4, 1950, and released by |
| le, Jimmy Albright, Lee Becker, Hank Brunjes, | Carleton Carpenter, Ronald Cecill, Dean Crane, Nanci C |
| ed by Stanley Donen and stars Janet Leigh and | Carleton Carpenter. |
| the Towns of | Carleton, Causapscal and New Richmond; |
| Norman Evans is buried in | Carleton Cemetery, Blackpool. |
| guration, New York on June 27, 1852 by Bishop | Carleton Chase and Priest in St. Mark's, Augusta, Main |
| o victories on 12 August 1917, he teamed with | Carleton Clement to set one Albatros D.V aflame and se |
| Chalet Suzanne (once known as the | Carleton Club) is a historic site in Lake Wales, Flori |
| Mattson attended | Carleton College and was a graduate of the University |
| ll Observatory is a building on the campus of | Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. |
| cademy, Delafield, but it was while attending | Carleton College that he developed a taste for acting. |
| tball coach at Hillsdale College (1911-1912), | Carleton College (1914-1916, 1920-1930), and the Unive |
| 71 he taught a course for ten weeks on Zen at | Carleton College and another course at Carleton on Kei |
| She graduated from | Carleton College in 1974, and obtained her PhD from Ha |
| ord, California, Duniway received a B.A. from | Carleton College in 1928, an LL.B. from Stanford Law S |
| Schultz earned a BA degree from | Carleton College in Minnesota in 1966. |
| ew England Conservatory Preparatory Division, | Carleton College and the University of Cincinnati, Col |
| ssachusetts Amherst, from 1931 to 1935 and at | Carleton College from 1960 to 1969, compiling a career |
| Bergner received his B.A. from | Carleton College (1969), M.A. at Princeton University |
| Hoppin received his BA from | Carleton College in 1936 after spending two years at t |
| 1981 and then received his B.A. in 1985 from | Carleton College and M.D. in 1989 from the University |
| He received his BA from | Carleton College in 1973 and a M.S. in Journalism from |
| He is now a professor at | Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and is marri |
| Carleton College | |
| in Government and International Relations at | Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota in 1962. |
| He is an alumnus of | Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and currentl |
| Bachelor of Arts, Biology, 1963, | Carleton College |
| "Woman with Book" - (1918) at | Carleton College |
| 1901 - d. 1955) was the second president of | Carleton College (later Carleton University) in Ottawa |
| Born in New York, Crane attended | Carleton College and Teachers College, Columbia Univer |
| He was Cowling Visiting Professor at | Carleton College in 1978-79. |
| He received his bachelors degree from | Carleton College where he studied composition with Phi |
| Deerslayer", Professor Michael Kowalewski of | Carleton College referred to Guetti's article on detec |
| Carleton College awarded her an honorary doctorate in | |
| government in 1947 for a teaching position at | Carleton College (later Carleton University) in Ottawa |
| ed the SWP in the early 1960s as a student at | Carleton College in Minnesota and quickly became a lea |
| group of members, many of whom also attended | Carleton College or other universities, who joined the |
| Carleton College's Semaphore Reparatory Dance Company | |
| There he was recruited by | Carleton College's founder and president, Henry Marsha |
| ng in Northfield, Minnesota, see Willis Hall ( | Carleton College). |
| Applied Materials, USEC, Inc., Cargill, Inc, | Carleton College, and The Asia Foundation. |
| He was appointed professor of biography at | Carleton College, a position he held from 1935 to 1951 |
| Mengler received a BA from | Carleton College, a master's in Philosophy from The Un |
| hile in Minnesota, Dixon became involved with | Carleton College, a small liberal arts college in near |
| A graduate of | Carleton College, Hillsman worked for various ad agenc |
| She got a B.A. in political philosophy from | Carleton College, her J.D. from Washington & Lee Unive |
| estment Visiting Professor of Asian Policy at | Carleton College. |
| 5 to 2002, when he accepted the presidency at | Carleton College. |
| He attended | Carleton College. |
| She teaches at | Carleton College. |
| worsky is the assistant chaplain and rabbi at | Carleton College. |
| ornia, Iverson received his B.A. in 1967 from | Carleton College; his M.A. in 1969, and Ph.D., 1975, f |
| Carleton Community High School is a specialist Science | |
| Major | Carleton concluded that Mormons, some dressed as India |
| 2008: Doctor of Laws degree, | Carleton Convocation |
| ading the Coon-Sanders' Nighthawks along with | Carleton Coon (1894-1932). |
| from 1864 to 1873, served on the council for | Carleton Council and operated the local post office. |
| was born in Middle Simonds, New Brunswick in | Carleton County and became a farmer. |
| It was created in 1838 from | Carleton County in the Bathurst District. |
| Johnstown and Ottawa districts were added to | Carleton County at the same time. |
| of Cornwall's Own Rifles" and volunteers from | Carleton County and environs beginning in February 191 |
| He represented | Carleton County in the Legislative Assembly of New Bru |
| Most of | Carleton County became part of the new Tobique-Mactaqu |
| He represented | Carleton County in the Legislative Assembly of New Bru |
| He served as assistant crown attorney for | Carleton County from 1969 until 1972, when he entered |
| He represented | Carleton County in the Legislative Assembly of New Bru |
| eeve for the township and was also warden for | Carleton County for five years. |
| He represented | Carleton County in the Legislative Assembly of New Bru |
| He was named a judge for | Carleton County in 1873. |
| He was named registrar for | Carleton County in 1879. |
| as formerly its own electoral district, while | Carleton County was part of the Victoria-Carleton ridi |
| He represented | Carleton County and then Carleton North in the Legisla |
| was appointed judge in the probate court for | Carleton County there in 1834. |
| Patterson was a councillor for | Carleton County, New Brunswick from 1925 to 1935. |
| Born in | Carleton County, New Brunswick, Foster received a Bach |
| Born in Ashton, | Carleton County, Canada West, Herron was first elected |
| Thomas Eldon McIntyre was born in | Carleton County, Ontario, and moved to Manitoba as a c |
| section of the river forms the border between | Carleton County, New Brunswick and Victoria County, Ne |
| hip, Ontario for two years and councillor for | Carleton County, Ontario for twelve years. |
| ver is a river in Aroostook County, Maine and | Carleton County, New Brunswick. |
| He was born in March Township, | Carleton County, Ontario, the son of George H. Acres. |
| the council for North Gower Township and for | Carleton County. |
| 10th Parliament of Upper Canada representing | Carleton County. |
| n in Woodstock, New Brunswick and educated in | Carleton County. |
| rt of Common Pleas and registrar of deeds for | Carleton County. |
| mstrong also served three years as warden for | Carleton County. |
| In 1849, the district was replaced by | Carleton County. |
| He owned a number of cheese factories in | Carleton County. |
| Atkinson served on the council for | Carleton County. |
| He also served as the first sheriff for | Carleton County. |
| d become the county town for the newly formed | Carleton County. |
| Carleton Crematorium | |
| Carleton Crematorium and Cemetery were opened in 1935. | |
| emetery and crematorium were opened, known as | Carleton Crematorium and Cemetery. |
| His funeral was held at | Carleton Crematorium, Poulton-le-Fylde on 3 July. |
| His funeral was held at | Carleton Crematorium, Blackpool, where he is commemora |
| e local town of Fort Davis up the mountain by | Carleton D. Wilson, owner of a local trucking company |
| Forrest Dryden married Grace | Carleton, daughter of Isaac N. Carleton in 1890. |
| mon witnesses of the event are unreliable, as | Carleton demonstrates, and were attempting to shift th |
| Carleton did not make the trip abroad himself, but bas | |
| Carleton died at 2:12 p.m, in the ambulance on the way | |
| Carleton died in Port Huron and is interred there in L | |
| General | Carleton died in San Antonio, Texas, and is buried in |
| Carleton died when his Halifax Mk III bomber crashed. | |
| tical melee ensued with the Governor, Sir Guy | Carleton dismissing Chief Justice Peter Livius. |
| Carleton E. Beane has been a sports radio broadcaster | |
| as created in 1999 from Prescott and Russell, | Carleton East and Ottawa-Rideau. |
| Carleton East was a provincial electoral district (or | |
| Ontario by-election on 7 November 1974 in the | Carleton East provincial electoral district as a Progr |
| Carleton East also included the (now former) Village o | |
| The term "hydrogenolysis" was coined by | Carleton Ellis in reference to hydrogenolysis of carbo |
| Another evaluation by | Carleton et al. in 2002 of H. lepturus and the other s |
| was redefined as consisting of the county of | Carleton, excluding the township of Gloucester, the to |
| was redefined as consisting of the county of | Carleton, excluding the townships of Gloucester and Os |
| was redefined as consisting of the county of | Carleton, excluding the township of Gloucester, the to |
| For the last three elections when | Carleton existed (1987, 1990 and 1995) the riding incl |
| The race is named in honor of | Carleton F. Burke, the first chairman of the Californi |
| The | Carleton F. Burke Handicap is an American Thoroughbred |
| A Grade I event as recently as 1989, the | Carleton F. Burke Handicap held a Grade III classifica |
| as the Column from California, Col. James H. | Carleton, First California Infantry, commanding. |
| (1950) in which she was billed as 'Catherine | Carleton' followed by The House in the Square (1951), |
| w Brunswick Legislative Assembly representing | Carleton for the Progressive Conservative Party of New |
| French priest, refusing to give it up before | Carleton for a formal surrender, which Morgan viewed a |
| t is within the civil parish of Kimberley and | Carleton Forehoe in South Norfolk, situated about 3 mi |
| ly north-eastwards passing through Kimberley, | Carleton Forehoe, Wramplingham and Barford before join |
| Carleton Fowell Tufnell (20 February 1856 - 26 May 194 | |
| er of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for | Carleton from 1919 to 1923. |
| Eastman served as mayor of West | Carleton from 1995 until 2001. |
| of the Canadian House of Commons representing | Carleton from 1957 to 1963 and from 1965 to 1968. |
| ball coach at Hillsdale from 1910 to 1913, at | Carleton from 1913 to 1917, and at Washington from 191 |
| he eye of an interested stranger, Bob Delbar ( | Carleton G. Young). |
| Carleton G. Young - Fletcher Locke | |
| Daniel | Carleton Gajdusek also traveled there in 1957, to stud |
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