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| October 17 - William Cookworthy, | English chemist (born 1705) |
| Cora | English Tanner, wife of the governor. |
| She is married to American actor Cory | English. |
| June 23 - Sir William Coventry, | English statesman (born c. 1628) |
| nese in Mangaland: Learning the Basics cover ( | English version). |
| February 3 - George Crabbe, | English |
| October 18 - Nicholas Culpeper, | English herbalist (b. |
| Gold 2002 World Beer Cup ( | English Pale Ale) |
| Craig Lyon - the current | English bantamweight champion |
| 1985), current | English footballer |
| Currently, | English and German are supported. |
| Currently, | English novelist David Mitchell calls Clonakilty home |
| Also, I've cut | English from the list. |
| Sir Cyril | English - educationalist |
| They were later translated to Czech, | English, and French. |
| Bellis perennis (Daisy, Common Daisy, | English daisy, or Lawn Daisy) |
| He was of Hawaiian, French, Danish, | English and Irish ancestry. |
| Charlie Mensuel (Editions du Square, Dargaud) | English: Charlie Monthly |
| orgio Bassani at the Internet Movie Database ( | English) |
| ced by: Kana Ueda (Japanese), Carol-Anne Day ( | English) |
| DD5.1 Japanese, DD5.1 | English, Siren Visual |
| July 13 - John Dee, | English alchemist, astrologer and mathematician (d. |
| "Book of Channel Defences", | English Heritage, London, 1997, ISBN 0713475951 |
| FCL buys a Swedish defender ( | English) |
| The definitive | English translation is by Donald Keene (1967). |
| Apenas un delincuente, | English title Hardly a Criminal (1949) |
| Sigma Tau Delta ( | English) |
| Martin Wallace (game designer), | English game designer |
| y: Kaneto Shiozawa (Japanese), Trevor Devall ( | English) |
| The Hungarian Diet ( | English: Parliament) had not convened since 1811. |
| There are several differing | English translations. |
| August 24 - Thomas Digges, | English astronomer (b. |
| Thomas Digges, | English astronomer (d. |
| The most common direct | English spelling is Huang (surname). |
| Appleseed (film) - ADR Director: | English |
| Wolf's Rain - ADR director: | English |
| PeterLicht on Discogs ( | English) |
| Rural Ditties ( | English; self-published, 1980) |
| This condemnation served only to divide | English Catholics. |
| ed by: Masashi Ebara (Japanese), Paul Dobson ( | English) |
| : Hidetoshi Nakamura (Japanese), Paul Dobson ( | English) |
| June 10 - John Dollond, | English optician (died 1761) |
| Donna | English -- Outstanding Actress - Musical (nominee) |
| Paul Donnelly ( | English footballer) (born 1981), association football |
| Doug | English as Big Bad John Tyler |
| c. February or March - Francis Drake, | English explorer (d. |
| February 4 - Dru Drury, | English entomologist (died 1804) |
| He sang in Duala, | English, and French. |
| The actor speaks Dutch, | English, French, and German. |
| He studied Afrikaans, Dutch, | English and Psychology at Stellenbosch University. |
| Governor James E. | English of Connecticut |
| The Earliest | English Kings. |
| :69, 86, 90, 100, 147, The Earliest | English Kings |
| Its architectural style is Early | English. |
| Kennedy, Charles W. Early | English Christian Poetry. |
| It is in an Early | English Gothic style. |
| Oxford, UK: Early | English Text Society. |
| 1869, On early | English pronunciation, Greenwood Press: New York (196 |
| 1490-1561) was an early | English physician, surgeon and anatomist. |
| It has an Early | English spire. |
| The architectural style is early | English. |
| all indefatigably promoted the study of early | English literature. |
| It is in Early | English style. |
| Lessons from Early | English Church History, 1893 |
| Early | English Manuscripts in Facsimile, 23. |
| The church is in Early | English style. |
| The style of the architecture is Early | English. |
| VA: Early | English Organ Music (Naxos, 2 volumes) |
| William Tryon - see section 2.2 Early | English settlement |
| unknown - Michael East, | English composer (born c.1580) |
| Ann Ebrecht | English Scholar and Writer. |
| Economics [ | English and Tamil] |
| The Real Eddy | English (1989) (mini) TV Series |
| Corporal Edmund | English - 2nd New Jersey Volunteer Infantry |
| Otter taught K-12 physical education, | English, and health. |
| y: Hidehiro Kikuchi (Japanese), Jake Eisbart ( | English) |
| The plays are done in either | English, French, or Ojibwa. |
| April 15/16 - John Tradescant the elder, | English botanist (b. |
| Lollies - Elderflower, | English Summer, Aromatic Sweet Lime |
| izabeth H. du Bois (Peck), 1912, with elegant | English translation |
| June 2 - Edward Elgar, | English composer (d. |
| Ellia | English as Helen King |
| Ellia | English as Mona |
| Ellwood, | English Bicknor |
| April 8 - Lily Elsie, | English singer and actress (d. |
| Gervase Cary Elwes | English vocalist and diplomat |
| Simon Elwes | English society portrait painter |
| May 20 - William Emerson, | English mathematician (born 1701) |
| Other articles en | English |
| 1880 - unknown) was an energetic | English footballer. |
| Department of Industrial Engineering ( | English Programme) |
| Envio ( | English edition) 12, 150:14-17 (January 1994). |
| EPIHL | English Premier Cup Winners |
| Lyn Harding as Equerry ( | English narrator)/Henry VIII |
| Fusuli erbea ( | English: Four Seasons, Istanbul, 1884. |
| oshiko Sakakibara (Japanese), Jemila Ericson ( | English) |
| Ernest | English (December 2, 1874 - August 18, 1941) was an E |
| O eros ( | English: Love, Greek: Ο Έρως), Istanbul, 1895. |
| Essential | English for Journalists, Editors and Writers (1972) I |
| Essentially | English. |
| From Here to Eternity ( | English version of Med rymden…,1983) |
| Euro-comics: | English translations English translations: Spirou and |
| Eurobasket.com ( | English) |
| Maps of Europe ( | English) |
| He was known for his excellent | English and French. |
| It has an excellent | English and German library. |
| Both exclude | English varieties in Europe. |
| recipient of National Council of Teachers of | English's 2000 Exemplary English Leadership Award. |
| M. A. F. | English (Bohemians and Ireland) |
| He founded the famous | English family of Lubbock (see below). |
| It is named after the famous | English naturalist Charles Darwin. |
| John Farmer, | English madrigal composer (died 1605) |
| Written in the Season of Fear ( | English translation) |
| It features | English subtitles. |
| The video features | English actress Jaime Winstone. |
| "Broken Homes" features | English singer/songwriter PJ Harvey. |
| Emma Bonney is a female | English world champion player of English billiards, a |
| by: Kinya Aikawa (Japanese), Peter Fernandez ( | English) |
| Bronze 2001 Great American Beer Festival ( | English Pale Ale) |
| Ritson Manuscript is a late fifteenth-century | English choirbook. |
| The film's | English language title is Sister Smile. |
| IMDB.com, biography & filmography, | English |
| Novello made his first | English film, Carnival, the following year. |
| The first | English translation was published in London in 1863. |
| HH Stephenson captained the first | English team to tour Australia. |
| Ladies Hall, Deptford, London was the first | English girls' school. |
| The first | English edition was published in 1928. |
| As such it became the first | English manual of navigation |
| Lieutenant Peregrine White first | English child born in New England |
| John Saris - captain of the first | English voyage to Japan |
| It was the first | English language school in northern Ceylon. |
| Cover of first | English language edition. |
| James Sadler (1753-1828) was the first | English balloonist. |
| : Junko Minagawa (Japanese), Erin Fitzgerald ( | English) |
| He thus won all five | English Classics. |
| John Flanagan ( | English footballer) - UEFA competition record |
| ced by: Masaru Ikeda (Japanese), Marty Fleck ( | English) |
| January 17 - Robert Fludd, | English composer and writer (died 1637) |
| He speaks fluent | English. |
| She speaks fluent | English and Mandarin. |
| He speaks relatively fluent | English. |
| Tanveer speaks fluent | English, Punjabi and Hindi. |
| Melissa speaks fluent | English with American accent, Cantonese, and Mandarin |
| She spoke fluently | English, French, Turkish and Greek. |
| Source: Macedonian Football ( | English) |
| The series was licensed for | English language broadcast and distribution in Englis |
| A Guide to Greek Tragedy for | English Readers (1891) |
| See Francis Johnson (architect) for | English architect of similar name. |
| For | English, press <emphasis>one</emphasis>. |
| For | English civil servant, see Bruce Mann (civil servant) |
| In exchange, Louis withdrew his support for | English rebels. |
| Bref Grammar for | English, 1586 |
| Programme for | English premiere of Audran's La cigale, 1890 |
| It is named for | English astronomer John Pond. |
| Harmony School - Elementary school for | English speaking students. |
| Hopes for | English Religion (1919) |
| A thin batter for | English pancakes |
| Its results are well above average for | English schools. |
| International Commission for | English in the liturgy, |
| For | English politician, see Alexandra Carter (politician) |
| Partita for | English Horn and Organ (1956) |
| For | English footballer, see Joe Cole. |
| It has support for | English, Japanese, German, French, and Spanish. |
| For | English Liberal politician, see William Shepherd Alle |
| An Old Testament Commentary for | English Readers, 1897 (Editor) |
| November 17 - Thomas Ford, | English composer (born c.1580) |
| complained of the Syracusan bishops foreign, | English origins. |
| It set within a formal | English garden. |
| ge Radcliffe (1877 - after 1902) was a former | English footballer. |
| For the former | English footballer, see Eric Arnold (footballer). |
| Tony Cook (rugby player), former | English rugby union player |
| Andy Ripley - Former | English international number 8 |
| Former | English footballer Gordon Banks was born in Catcliffe |
| onathan Perry (cricketer) (born 1965), former | English cricketer |
| 1955), former | English footballer |
| Derek Talbot is a former | English badminton player. |
| For the former | English Parliamentary official, see Henry Scobell. |
| David Green (cricketer, born 1935), former | English cricketer |
| lter Harris (Birmingham, England) is a former | English football manager. |
| For the former | English footballer, see John Lowey (soccer) |
| Jim Unwin - Former | English and British & Irish Lions wing |
| July 29 - Aileen Fox, | English archaeologist (d. |
| November 21 - Aileen Fox, | English archaeologist (b. |
| : Norio Wakamoto (Japanese), Crispin Freeman ( | English) |
| Arminia's motto is Treu, frei! ( | English: Loyal, straightforward!). |
| He is fluent in French, | English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Spanish. |
| He speaks German, French, | English and Italian. |
| He speaks French, | English, Italian, German and Dutch. |
| He speaks fluently French, | English, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic. |
| Neri speaks Italian (mother tongue), French, | English, Spanish, and Japanese. |
| She speaks Greek, French, | English and Spanish. |
| "For Love and Friendship" ( | English version) (D. |
| Tagline from | English website. |
| Kamare Pore - 1960 - Adaptation from | English Drama “Box and Cox” |
| hey have received a Grade II designation from | English Heritage. |
| His translations are from | English, French, and even (indirectly) Chinese. |
| He is also an established translator from | English into Serbian. |
| From | English into Albanian |
| He regularly translates poems from | English to Marathi. |
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