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| ge's challenging geometry was executed by T. L. | Eyre, a Philadelphia contractor. |
| In 1841, Edward John | Eyre's party, consisting of Eyre, a man named John B |
| 1853, died 29 November 1927) - married Emily H | Eyre Addington |
| The station is mentioned in The | Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde and is supposedly named |
| Note that Leyre is a variant of the name | Eyre, affected by an agglutination of the Romance ar |
| 2008, in a game against the Toronto Blue Jays, | Eyre allowed a 1-out sac fly run, ending his streak |
| Newey and | Eyre also hold a range of over 3.500 own branded pro |
| Eyre altered the carriage house in 1906, to install | |
| ed by international architecture firm Wilkinson | Eyre and it was shortlisted for an award at the Worl |
| s regular opening batting partnership with John | Eyre and later with Peter Gibbs. |
| (London: G. | Eyre and J. Strahan, 1808-1812). |
| Chris | Eyre and Sherman Alexie - Smoke Signals |
| ncipal consecrator was Archbishop Charles Petre | Eyre, and the principal co-consecrators were Bishop |
| Eyre and Sutton later teamed in Riff Raff. | |
| Historical Documents c.500-1042, D. Whitelock, ( | Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1955) |
| l wheatbelt town located at the junction of the | Eyre and Tod Highways on the Eyre Peninsula in South |
| he largest marsupials of their time in the Lake | Eyre and Tarkarooloo basin and lived along with Wyny |
| ror of the West : a study of Charles the Fifth ( | Eyre and Spottiswoode, London, 1932) |
| stribution encompassing Kangaroo Island and the | Eyre and Yorke peninsulas. |
| ependent film directed and co-produced by Chris | Eyre and with a screenplay by Sherman Alexie, based |
| in the West End, under the direction of Richard | Eyre and Matthew Bourne. |
| were Uncle Vanya (with Richard Briers and Peter | Eyre) and Coriolanus produced in conjunction with th |
| n Smith's work, and that paid to Miss Annabelle | Eyre and Mrs Christine Watson in their roles of Priv |
| F.E. Smith, first Earl of Birkenhead" (London, | Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1960). |
| were wrapped in a blanket and left behind, and | Eyre and Wylie pressed on for another month, after w |
| torical museum designed by architects Wilkinson | Eyre and Pringle Brandon. |
| Another daughter and coheiress married Robert | Eyre and inherited Holme in 1658. |
| conceived and designed by architects Wilkinson | Eyre and structural engineers Gifford. |
| On 3 August, Major | Eyre and his men reached the siege house and success |
| published in 1963 as part of the Kew Series by | Eyre and Spottiswoode. |
| territory was split between the new district of | Eyre and the enlarged district of Wagin. |
| m Playhouse in 1974, it was directed by Richard | Eyre and designed by Hayden Griffin. |
| ing parts in period dramas including Emma, Jane | Eyre and The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. |
| exhibition design was carried out by Wilkinson | Eyre and Land Design Studio respectively, and Davis |
| y, The Climate of Eden, Take a Giant Step, Jane | Eyre, and The Power and The Glory. |
| George | Eyre Andrews (born December 4, 1938 in Salem, Oregon |
| Designed by Wilkinson | Eyre Architects, it uses the exemplar Learning Clust |
| was renovated in 2003 to a design by Wilkinson | Eyre Architects. |
| The LCL member for | Eyre, Arthur Christian, died on 8 January 1956. |
| Sara Gibson as Jane | Eyre as a Child |
| He named | Eyre as one of the Offices involved in the requisiti |
| Jehu | Eyre at Find a Grave |
| On 13 October 1445 he held an | eyre at either Middlewich or Northwich for both the |
| At the forest | eyre at Marlborough in 1464, and at the following ey |
| 's theatre work includes the title role in Jane | Eyre at Chichester Festival Theatre (1986); Ilona in |
| In January 1648 | Eyre attended the Broadway meeting where 80 officers |
| mpoundment barramundi to round them up and Lake | Eyre Australian drainage divisions. |
| Australia the dust may also have come from Lake | Eyre Basin or the Woomera area, the latter raising c |
| ri formation on the Wruburton River in the Lake | Eyre basin. |
| In winning the Stirling Prize, Wilkinson | Eyre became the first, and so far the only, firm of |
| Eyre became the first President of Rose Bruford Coll | |
| Mr David | Eyre became Headteacher at Brighton Hill Community C |
| After retiring from the sport, | Eyre became a successful business man, after-dinner |
| Out of Parliament, | Eyre became Deputy Recorder of Salisbury in 1675, re |
| Eyre began his career as a trainee with Port Vale, t | |
| r novel match locations in Hathersage, the name | Eyre being that of a large extended family of landed |
| e lakes of the reserve lie to the right of Lake | Eyre below the centre of the map |
| Jonathan | Eyre BMus (Hons) ARCO ATCL 2008 - 2009 |
| rator and Director of Collections for the Denys | Eyre Bower Bequest at Chiddingstone Castle, Kent (19 |
| truction of the building, designed by Wilkinson | Eyre, broke ground in December 2005. |
| The line is operated by the private contactor | Eyre Bus Company. |
| trial at the septennial circuit of justices of | eyre, but the great charter provided that land dispu |
| Jane | Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte (1847) |
| Sir Hugh | Eyre Campbell Beaver, KBE, (Johannesburg, South Afri |
| Explorer Edward | Eyre camped at Lake Hindmarsh in 1838 while searchin |
| A portrait of Jehu | Eyre can be found at Trumbull's Gallery at Yale Coll |
| Keith | Eyre Carter (born August 30, 1924 in Akron, Ohio) is |
| Bastian has also appeared on television in Jane | Eyre, Cavegirl, A Touch of Frost, Twenty Four 7, and |
| Sir Richard Charles Hastings | Eyre CBE (born 28 March 1943) is an English director |
| Hedge | Eyre Chatterton (C): Unopposed |
| Hedges | Eyre Chatterton (5 July 1819 - 30 August 1910) was a |
| 5 July - Hedges | Eyre Chatterton, Conservative Party MP and Vice-Chan |
| The Right Reverend | Eyre Chatterton, DD, FRGS (1863-1950) was an eminent |
| size judge in 1273 and 1274 and the judge of an | Eyre circuit in Middlesex in 1274 and again in Londo |
| He left the court in 1271 to lead an | Eyre circuit that travelled through south-eastern an |
| In 1254 Gilbert served as senior justice on an | Eyre circuit for the first time, although when not o |
| Between 1240 and 1241 he worked on the | Eyre Circuit for William of York as the second-most |
| In 1268 he left to travel another | Eyre circuit, returning to his position in 1272, onl |
| 1250 and 1251 he was senior justice for another | Eyre circuit, at which point he was accused of delib |
| 7 to 1249 he acted as the senior justice for an | Eyre circuit, during which period the Court of Commo |
| In 1278 a pair of permanent | Eyre circuits were formed, and Preston was assigned |
| tinuously until 1254 as a Puisne justice on the | Eyre circuits of William de York, Roger of Thirkleby |
| Harcourt, Guilford, Harburn, Bruton, Havelock, | Eyre, Clyde, Nightingale, Livingstone, Lawrence, Cav |
| ane and intensified "positive" scale evident in | Eyre's work becomes later a basic component in the w |
| uilding located a short walk from the main Glen | Eyre Complex, and the Chamberlain Complex. |
| quieter working environment that the main Glen | Eyre Complex. |
| In 1928, | Eyre continued playing these principal soprano roles |
| Adelaide to Perth - Port Wakefield Road, | Eyre, Coolgardie-Esperance and Great Eastern Highway |
| d Colonel Pearce's detachment, sent to join Sir | Eyre Coote (1726-1783), then engaged against Haider |
| He was attacked by Sir | Eyre Coote's forces and decisively defeated. |
| under him at Marabout on 21 Aug. during General | Eyre Coote's operations against the city from the we |
| Coote" is taken from the historical General Sir | Eyre Coote, who was disgraced in a flogging scandal |
| Captain Burges, and in Westminster Abbey to Sir | Eyre Coote. |
| ritish East India Company forces led by General | Eyre Coote. |
| ritish East India Company forces led by General | Eyre Coote. |
| ill in what was then Queen's County, succeeding | Eyre Coote. |
| The Court held that | Eyre could not be sued for his conduct in Jamaica. |
| The | Eyre Court was created to hear cases involving fores |
| nded; among the wounded were Lieutenant Colonel | Eyre Crabbe, the commanding officer of the 3rd Batta |
| Leasingham is bisected by the | Eyre Creek as it makes its way to the Wakefield Rive |
| 1920: Sir | Eyre Crowe |
| Foreign Office, Wilkinson's wife's brother, Sir | Eyre Crowe, summarized much of Wilkinson's argument |
| her British delegates included Ernest Satow and | Eyre Crowe. |
| Restless, | Eyre dallied little before setting sail for Port Lin |
| letic at the end of the season along with Nicky | Eyre, Danny Knowles, Cameron Mawer and Santos Gaia. |
| Any Human Heart, a new film adaptation of Jane | Eyre directed by Sin Nombre's Cary Fukunaga and in I |
| idesmaids is a 1989 drama film, written by Bett | Eyre, directed by Lila Garrett, starring Shelley Hac |
| a Blethyn and Patricia Routledge in the Richard | Eyre directed The Imitation Game (Play for Today). |
| Eyre directed a new production of Bizet's opera Carm | |
| ell-known to American and French whaling ships; | Eyre documents seeing whalers in the area. |
| omeo, Big Bad Wolf, Pinocchio, Man Friday, Jane | Eyre, Dorothy Gale from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, |
| known from the Cooper Creek system of the Lake | Eyre drainage. |
| Patron, Anthony Hardolph | Eyre, Esq. |
| y his will left the Theydon Gernon estate to W. | Eyre, Esq., of Gray's Inn, on condition that he marr |
| ble, Constable-Maxwell, De Lisle (or de Lisle), | Eyre, Eyston, Fermor (of Tusmore), Fitzherbert (of S |
| The papers of the | Eyre family of Grove are at the department of Manusc |
| The | Eyre family were rescued by Sir George Pollock in Se |
| The local landowners were the | Eyre family of Padley, who built Hassop Hall. |
| The property has been owned by the | Eyre family since 1668. |
| Thomas Lord contacted the | Eyre family, erstwhile owners of the ground, and per |
| urch of All Saints was built in 1816-18 for the | Eyre family. |
| He played Mr. Rochester in the 2011 film Jane | Eyre, featuring Mia Wasikowska in the title role, wi |
| The | Eyre flows through a preserved environment. |
| based on a stage production directed by Richard | Eyre for the Royal National Theatre, which also star |
| Rolls of the Justices in | Eyre for Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Staffords |
| designed by noted Philadelphia architect Wilson | Eyre for Charles Adams Potter (1860-1925), a manufac |
| Rolls of the Justices of the | Eyre for Lincolnshire, 1218-19 and Worcestershire, 1 |
| me for Leek was against Kidsgrove, who resigned | Eyre for a second time shortly after the match, whic |
| Thomas | Eyre Forrest Hughes AO QC (born 26 November 1923) is |
| Eyre fought for the parliamentary cause in the Engli | |
| At the Battle of Brandywine, | Eyre fought with his artillery company to halt the c |
| It is probably named after (or by) Phillip | Eyre Gell in a mock Latin style; he was responsible |
| illip Scott, Tracy Harvey, Patrick Cook, Marcus | Eyre, Geoff Kelso and Peter Moon. |
| Zhivago, The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, Jane | Eyre, Gone With the Wind, and The Leopard. |
| Eyre Hall is a plantation home located in Northampto | |
| courts are the most recent building on the Glen | Eyre halls complex. |
| ocation of the University of Southampton's Glen | Eyre Halls of residence complex and the Southampton |
| There is a small gym located on the main Glen | Eyre Halls complex containing a basic set of resista |
| the Stuart Highway, 1.4 kilometres north of the | Eyre Highway in Port Augusta, South Australia. |
| Yaninee is a small town situated on the | Eyre Highway in central Eyre Peninsula, South Austra |
| It also lies on the junction of the | Eyre Highway and Port Wakefield Roads. |
| Its location on the | Eyre Highway makes it a popular rest-stop for travel |
| located about 8 kilometres (5 mi) north of the | Eyre Highway, serviced a field which was discovered |
| oint for travellers making their way across the | Eyre Highway. |
| n the midst of the Second Civil War, Marten and | Eyre ignored summons from Parliament and refused to |
| He married Marjorie | Eyre in 1961. |
| entary Locked in the Tower: The Men behind Jane | Eyre in 2007. |
| He married D'Oyly Carte soprano Marjorie | Eyre in 1926. |
| Lady Evelyn Alice (1862-1913) who married John | Eyre in 1896. |
| artin of Pattishall, with whom he travelled the | Eyre in the north between 1226 and 1227, where he ac |
| The Miracle of Lake | Eyre in Flood (Macmillan Australia: Melbourne, 1985) |
| He then married Jane | Eyre in 1960 and they had a son and a daughter. |
| After the death of Sir Robert | Eyre in office in 1735 Reeve was rumoured to be succ |
| , and in 1348 he was appointed a justice for an | Eyre in Kent, one which never took place. |
| Raley took part in an | Eyre in Middlesex in 1229, and seven more Eyres else |
| sed in the primary, and beat Republican Carolyn | Eyre in the general election by 15,000 votes. |
| He also ran in the 1953 election against Karl | Eyre in the Timmins riding, but was not elected. |
| ernment, in particular, of Governor Edward John | Eyre in the mid-1860s. |
| Hill in 1838 and named after him by Edward John | Eyre in 1839. |
| Eyre is an Aquitanian hydronym. | |
| Newey and | Eyre is the UK's largest electrical wholesaler. |
| Eyre is set to direct the stage adaptation of Hollyw | |
| The main tributary of the | Eyre is the Petite-Leyre. |
| Kenneth "Ken"/"Kenny" | Eyre is a former professional rugby league footballe |
| Aston | Eyre is a hamlet and civil parish in Shropshire, Eng |
| Following a national tour, directed by Ronald | Eyre, it opened at the Vaudeville Theatre, in London |
| tually secured on 10 November 1698 when Charles | Eyre, Job Charnock's son-in-law and ultimate success |
| territory was divided between the districts of | Eyre, Kalgoorlie, North West, and Pilbara. |
| jor-General Sir James Ainsworth Campden Gabriel | Eyre KCVO CBE (2 November 1930 - 3 January 2003) was |
| vo Garcia, Jamie McCombe, Jamie Forrester, John | Eyre, Lee Ridley, Paul Wilson, Steve Housham, Andy B |
| Eyre lives in Brook Green, West London. | |
| Eyre maintained her interest in Gilbert and Sullivan | |
| The | Eyre Mansion, specifically targeted by the British, |
| Eyre married Mary Williams on 18 June 1687. | |
| um is located in the former home of Captain Sir | Eyre Massey Shaw, who was Superintendent of the Metr |
| Captain Sir | Eyre Massey Shaw (1830-1908) was the Superintendent |
| For the article relating to the fire chief, see | Eyre Massey Shaw. |
| The vessel was named after | Eyre Massey Shaw, a former chief of the London Fire |
| ssy, father of Hugh Massy, 1st Baron Massy, and | Eyre Massey, 1st Baron Clarina. |
| Dog Days, Oxford 1976; | Eyre Methuen (1976) ISBN 0413372707 |
| Now We are Thirty, | Eyre Methuen, 1982 |
| 1976 They Are Dying Out, | Eyre Methuen, ISBN 0-413-33690-5 |
| Roberts: Bond a companion to the plays, London, | Eyre Methuen, 1978 |
| d by the BBC in conjunction with the publishers | Eyre Methuen, and until their discontinuation under |
| London: | Eyre Methuen. |
| a today consists of not much more than the John | Eyre Motel that provides roadhouse facilities includ |
| After the disbanding of his regiment, | Eyre moved to Berkshire and aided Henry Marten (Eyre |
| reat Britain a year later and became Justice in | Eyre north of Trent in 1761, an office he held until |
| In 1646 he was Chief Justice in | Eyre, North of Trent. |
| William | Eyre of Neston, Wiltshire (fl. |
| 1858: Henry Richard | Eyre, of Shaw Place |
| ncipal consecrator was Archbishop Charles Petre | Eyre of Glasgow, and the principal co-consecrators w |
| ore the perambulation of Henry III", and at the | eyre of 1491 he used this to claim that the Farm and |
| onal venture promoted by the Anglican Rev. John | Eyre of Homerton, Secretary of the London Missionary |
| fin of Thurcroft, yeoman," conveyed to "Anthony | Eyre of Laughton, esquire, and Thomas Levet (Levett) |
| He also was instrumental in the forest | eyre of 1244 and 1245 that was widely considered to |
| Following the death of Archbishop Charles Petre | Eyre on 27 March 1902, Maguire was appointed the Arc |
| He married Lydia Wright | Eyre on December 28, 1761, when Jehu was twenty-thre |
| In 2008 Newey & | Eyre opened the capital's first dedicated facilities |
| Newey & | Eyre operates in the UK through a national network o |
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