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| g March 1878 with famine relief were Mr Turner, | Rev A Whiting (American Presbyterian Mission) and R |
| A new Board was installed and a new chairman | Rev. A Hurst took over, Stoke applied for re-electio |
| with a few upgrades including faster data (EVDO | Rev. A), a larger 3.5" inch touchscreen, and a front |
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| His father was the | Rev A. St Leger Westall; The Times, Friday, Feb 26, |
| nder the influence of a Methodist minister, the | Rev. A. Stubbs, and two years later made up his mind |
| hrist, the King; Adapted from the French of the | Rev. A. Philippe, C. SS. |
| Munro's list is generally regarded as being the | Rev. A. E. Robertson in 1901. |
| ent Christ Church Polokwane their first rector, | Rev A. Weinstein, in 1895. |
| ncludes significant 19th-century restoration by | Rev A. J. Stephenson and his son, J. H. Stephenson. |
| born into a clerical family: his father was the | Rev. A. R. Abbott, sometime Vicar of Gorleston. |
| entury extensive restoration was carried out by | Rev A. J. Stephenson and his son, J. H. Stephenson. |
| In 1959, the | Rev. A. Barkley, RP minister in Geelong, became the |
| logical Association in 1888 heard an account by | Rev. A. E. P. Gray, rector of Wallasey, that the 'Th |
| , conducted by the Archdeacon of Manchester and | Rev. A. F. Aldis. |
| Rev. A. Ellis Nieting, 1966-85 | |
| After the retirement of college president | Rev. A.G. Kirkpatrick, the college was taken over by |
| me of one of Trinity's greatest principals, the | Rev. A.G. Fraser (1904 - 24). |
| had only five changes in editorial leadership: | Rev. A.J. Wilson (1939-55); Rev. Al Forrest (1955-79 |
| He also appointed | Rev. A.L. Davis, a prominent civil rights leader, to |
| Rev. A.M. Andersen regularly preached in Orum when s | |
| The baby was baptised by | Rev. A.V.Mathew, at the Maramon church and was given |
| s, "The Black Diamond Express Train to Hell" by | Rev. A.W. Nix) was released on vinyl by Eclipse Reco |
| When the petition was granted, | Rev. A.Y. Lockridge, and Rev. A.D. Johnson with Elde |
| The | Rev AA Evans wrote in 'A Countryman's Diary':"This |
| On his mother's side he was a grandson of the | Rev. Aaron Cleveland, an early poet of Connecticut. |
| In another sermon, the court noted, | Rev. Abbot had even declared that |
| e earliest Quiripi vocabularies was compiled by | Rev. Abraham Pierson in 1658, during his ministry at |
| ed Richard Martin Welby (1886-1930), son of the | Rev. Abraham Adlard Welby and Bertha Sobranoa. |
| rents and followed the movements of his father, | Rev. Abraham Pierson (Sr.). |
| The | Rev. Abraham Pierson, Sr. was one of the most promin |
| Incumbent, | Rev. Abraham Youle, M. A. |
| These records show that the | Rev. Abraham Pierson (Sr.) continued to perform wedd |
| Along with | Rev. Absalom E. Earle, he was the foremost Baptist a |
| In 2003-2004, the | Rev Adah Younger (minister at Dennistoun Central Pa |
| The senior pastor is | Rev. Adam Hamilton (pastor). |
| The previous minister, the | Rev Adam Dillon, is now minister in Moffat. |
| Rev. Adam Hamilton | |
| aid in ceremonies held on July 12, 1853, led by | Rev. Adams. |
| Rev. Addison worked at Tangier as a chaplain for sev | |
| Rev. Addison was buried in Lichfield Cathedral in St | |
| The Rt | Rev Adelbert John Robert Anson, DD, MA was an Angli |
| The | Rev. Adna Wright Leonard was elected to the Episcopa |
| Rev. Adolph Schwidder, 1936-45 | |
| The vicar is the | Rev Adrian Judd. |
| The Very | Rev Adrian John Dorber is the current Dean of Lichf |
| Among the church's rectors were | Rev. Aeneas Ross, 1742-1758, father-in-law of Betsy |
| ced by Radio One, including a program hosted by | Rev. Al Sharpton. |
| eutenant Governor of Illinois Pat Quinn and the | Rev. Al Sharpton. |
| When civil rights activist | Rev. Al Sharpton, with attorneys Alton H. Maddox and |
| : the New York City based "Keeping It Real with | Rev. Al Sharpton," and the "Warren Ballentine Show." |
| Eulogies were given by the | Rev. Al Sharpton, City Controller Bill Thompson (New |
| The | Rev. Alan Gardner Cornwall was rector of the adjoini |
| The Most | Rev Alan Alexander Buchanan was an Anglican bishop |
| The Very | Rev Alan Christopher Warren was an eminent Anglican |
| The current Headmaster is | Rev. Alan Perry. |
| "Rocket U.S.A." (Martin | Rev, Alan Vega) [originally by Suicide] |
| utive core team ('the Core Leaders') comprising | Rev Alan Donaldson, Rev Andrew Rollinson, and Rev A |
| The Rt | Rev Alan Smithson was Bishop of Jarrow from 1990 to |
| her Fulton and ACTS 29's current President, the | Rev. Alan W. Hansen. |
| tshire, Sir Maurice Johnston, the parish vicar, | Rev. Alan Jeans and many alumni. |
| who came to live in New Marske in 1971, and the | Rev Alan Hughes entitled "New Marske Looking Back". |
| "Rocket USA" (Martin | Rev, Alan Vega) - 3:42 [original by Suicide] |
| 0, David Arnott was shortlisted, along with the | Rev Albert O. Bogle BD MTh (Bo'ness: St Andrew's) a |
| The Very | Rev Albert William Parry was the eighth Dean of St |
| Rev. Albert G. Pullmann, 1984 - 1989 | |
| hat league began in 1935 under the direction of | Rev. Albert Mitchell (principal of Central Catholic, |
| The trial of | Rev. Alex Brown and two other defendants began in Ju |
| 2nd edit., revised and enlarged by his son, the | Rev. Alexander Beaufort Grimaldi, M.A., of Caius Col |
| Lachlan MacQuarrie of Ulva; Christiana married | Rev. Alexander Maclean, minister of Kilninan, Mull; |
| n Burnham on Crouch, Essex, the daughter of the | Rev. Alexander John Scott, D.D., a Royal Navy chapla |
| The | Rev. Alexander Williamson, LL.D., was the patriarch |
| His father, | Rev. Alexander Colden A.B. of Duns, Berwickshire, se |
| The Rt. | Rev. Alexander Charles Garrett, who had served as th |
| ce 1844, under the leadership and Editorship of | Rev. Alexander Gale, Rev. William Rintoul, Mr. John |
| Portrait of | Rev. Alexander Carlyle, 1796, by Sir Henry Raeburn. |
| Rev. Alexander C. Garrett, Bishop of Northern Texas, | |
| The Very | Rev Alexander Gordon MacWilliam was an eminent Angl |
| The Very | Rev Alexander Stewart MacInnes was an eminent Angli |
| His bishop, the Most | Rev. Alexander Zaleski of the Lansing Roman Catholic |
| Rev Alexander Cant 164? - He joined the Protesters | |
| He was the son of | Rev. Alexander Taggart McGill and Eleanor Acheson Mc |
| ed in 1863, Margaret Nina Ewing, daughter of Rt | Rev Alexander Ewing, Bishop of Argyll. |
| Rev Alexander Garden (c. | |
| Rev. Alexander Garrett became presiding bishop. | |
| Rev. Alfred C. Seltz, 1963-70 | |
| Rev. Alfred Barry, D.D. 1862-68 | |
| The Rt | Rev Alfred Charles Reid has served the Anglican Dio |
| was born in Sevenoaks, England, the son of the | Rev. Alfred Earnest Balch and Sarah Hawkes. |
| The Very | Rev Alfred Douglas Ernest William Harrison MA(Oxon) |
| The Very | Rev Alfred Jowett was Dean of Manchester in the las |
| ecclesiastical family: his father was The Very | Rev Alfred Robertson Fitchett, CMG, of Dunedin. |
| Bourne was the son of | Rev. Alfred Bourne, secretary of the British Foreign |
| l 22, 1903 to Mary Ellen Anson, the daughter of | Rev. Alfred W. Anson, an Episcopal priest born at Wi |
| Rev. Alfred C. "Chip" Marble, Jr., based in Greensbo | |
| 1966 | Rev. Alfred Martin BA, DD (Lowe Memorial, Finaghy) |
| His father, | Rev. Alfred Towne Sutcliffe, was a Lutheran minister |
| Hon. | Rev. Alfred Wodehouse (10 June 1814 - ?), married Em |
| Rev. Alfredo Mendez Gonzalez (see ), the retired Bis | |
| Trinity College, Cambridge, | Rev. Alice Goodman |
| Rev. Allan Boesak | |
| He was the son of | Rev. Allen R. Beach (1797-1879) and Amy Brown Beach |
| Donahue helped form Mercury | Rev, along with vocalist/guitarist David Baker, bas |
| Dr. Paul Lakeland is the | Rev. Aloysius P. Kelley, S.J., Professor of Catholic |
| was split between Monterey and Fresno, and Most | Rev. Aloysius Joseph Willinger retired as the third |
| orn on at Titchwell, Norfolk, the second son of | Rev. Alpheus Wilkes and his wife Mary Davies. |
| "Miles Jesu was founded by Very | Rev. Alphonsus Maria Duran, who was born in Madrid, |
| wife of an inner city vicar, in the BBC sitcom | Rev. Also in 2010, she played 'Mother' in Matt Smith |
| The Very | Rev Alun John Hawkins is the current Dean of Bangor |
| Rev. Alvin W. Mueller, 1954-63 | |
| Rev. Alwin M. Reimnitz, 1967-91 | |
| The Rt | Rev Ambrose Walter Marcus Weekes, CB FKC was an emi |
| The | Rev. Ames was subsequently elected Delegate to Gener |
| He was the son of the | Rev. and Mrs. Seneca Breyfogel. |
| The | Rev. and Mrs. William Robertson were in charge of th |
| -up which included Jonathan Donahue (of Mercury | Rev), and current Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridma |
| The Rt. | Rev. and Hon. |
| The eldest son of the | Rev. and Hon. |
| 'Postscript to the | Rev. and Learned Mr. Richard Baxter,' 1655; answered |
| McIntosh was the son of the | Rev. and Mrs. Donald M. McIntosh. |
| d the departure of Jonathan Donahue (to Mercury | Rev) and Nathan Roberts, and the addition of guitar |
| cameos include playing an evangelical vicar in | Rev. and cringeworthy ex-athlete Dave Wellbeck in BB |
| an artist covered by Beck, Tom Waits or mercury | Rev and many others... |
| #3, losing out on the top spot only to Mercury | Rev and Fatboy Slim. |
| er 1825, Charlotte Anne, eldest daughter of the | Rev. and Hon. |
| , Ontario (which is now part of Toronto) to the | Rev. and Mrs. J.S. Evans. |
| overed and made the first recordings by Mercury | Rev and Fields of the Nephilim. |
| The | Rev. and Mrs. E.P.J. Garrott, daughter and son-in-la |
| rk be opened in her city, and in that same year | Rev. and Mrs. Frederick H. Senft were invited to Alt |
| ock of Spacemen 3 and diverse acts like Mercury | Rev and The Flaming Lips. |
| ow sponsored by the Church of England, The Most | Rev. and Rt Hon. |
| Born in Park Ridge, Illinois, to | Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Dolliver, he received elemen |
| logical English Dictionary (4 parts, 1879-1882; | rev, and enlarged, 1910). |
| His Grace The Most | Rev and Rt Hon Dr Rowan Williams, Lord Archbishop o |
| Alvin Strutz was born in 1903, the son of | Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Strutz of Jamestown, North Dakot |
| locked by Burgess David E. Good and, along with | Rev. Andre, performed the formal dedication. |
| n ecclesiastical family - his father was the Rt | Rev Andrew Hunter Dunn, sometime Bishop of Quebec - |
| the parish received its first new minister, the | Rev. Andrew Fowler, who himself left after a few yea |
| n's predecessor and FPC's founding Minister was | Rev. Andrew Browning Baird, DD, who arrived in Edmon |
| In 2006 the | Rev Andrew Sinclair retired as Pastor. |
| Rev. Andrew Jackson Merchant | |
| in 1638, who married Catherine, daughter of the | Rev. Andrew Marvell, and sister of Andrew Marvell th |
| Rev. Andrew Jackson Merchant was born on his father' | |
| Later, in the 1920s, | Rev. Andrew Adkins of the church created the first h |
| The | Rev. Andrew W. Jenkins (November 26, 1885, Jenkinsbu |
| 1993 saw the calling made to the | Rev Andrew Sinclair to become pastor of the fellows |
| Rev. Andrew Crichton, a Scottish biographer and hist | |
| The Rt | Rev Angus Campbell MacInnes CMG (18 April 1901 - 29 |
| Rev. Anita Carol Hill is a pastor at Saint Paul-Refo | |
| Following the departure of the | Rev. Ann Douglas in 2006, the Benefice of Woodley wa |
| Rev. Anson is memorialized at St. George's Chapel in | |
| Rev. Anson's brother Rev. Arthur Henry Anson, rector | |
| He was succeeded in 1957 by | Rev. Anthony Rybarczyk, CR. |
| Rev. Anthony Selvanayagam of Malaysia, from among it | |
| been led by the congregation's Chazan (Cantor) | Rev. Anthony Wolfson since 1991. |
| eld the living of Cottered may be mentioned the | Rev Anthony Trollope, who was grandfather of the au |
| vants of the Holy Family was founded in 1977 by | Rev. Anthony Ward. |
| The Rt | Rev Anthony Charles Dumper was the Bishop of Dudley |
| The first resident pastor, | Rev. Anthony Godfert, served in Iowa City from 1842- |
| Rev. Anthony D. Kopka, who assumed the office on Jul | |
| The Rt | Rev Anthony Leigh Egerton Hoskyns-Abrahall was the |
| orted that by 2008, businessman John Gordon and | Rev. Anthony Motley, a 20-year resident of English A |
| ight have recognised the robbers”, according to | Rev Anthony Chantry, the Mill Hill Missionaries' ge |
| The election follows the retirement of the Rt | Rev Anthony Pierce on January 16, who served as bis |
| built of brick and stone, in the days of pastor | Rev. Antoni Kruk in the 1980s. |
| The current senior minister is | Rev. Antony Barraclough. |
| The Very | Rev Antony Cyprian Bridge was an eminent Anglican p |
| R.E.V. appears among the characters in Re-Unification | |
| Rev Archer died on 25 July 1949. | |
| The | Rev. Archer was appointed Pastor of the Huston-Meado |
| The | Rev. Archer was received on-trial by the Pittsburgh |
| The Rt | Rev Archibald Rollo Graham-Campbell, CBE (18 Februa |
| Rev. Archibald Hugh Conway Fargus M.A. (15 December | |
| a Hamilton sixth daughter of the Honourable and | Rev Archibald Hamilton Cathcart (a son of the ninth |
| Rev. Aris Metrakos | |
| Rev. Armine Boyle Wodehouse (b. | |
| The other Revolution supporter groups, the | Rev Army and The Midnight Riders also stand in The |
| The other Revolution support groups the | Rev Army and The Rebellion also stand in The Fort. |
| The Rt | Rev Arnold Brian Burrowes, OBE was an eminent Bisho |
| Since the arrival in 2005 of a new priest, the | Rev. Aron Kramer, Gethsemane has undergone many chan |
| The present minister (since 2000) is the | Rev Arrick Wilkinson. |
| Rev. Arthur H. Oswald, 1948-53 (Pastor, St. Martini/ | |
| Third Time Lucky (1931) - as | Rev. Arthur Fear |
| Rev. Arthur Onslow (1746-1815), married Frances Phip | |
| The Rt | Rev Arthur Llewellyn Preston was the third Bishop o |
| Rev. Arthur H. Ziegler, 1970-82 | |
| Rev. Arthur J. C. Brunn, 1930-41 | |
| Rt. | Rev. Arthur A Williams 1905 - 1914 |
| The Very | Rev Arthur Stuart Duncan Jones (25 April 1879 - 19 |
| Evelyn Hellicar was the son of the | Rev. Arthur Greasley Hellicar (1835-1905), Vicar of |
| until 1772 to attain full parochial status when | Rev. Arthur Hyde was appointed its first Rector. |
| Born in 1881, the son of the | Rev. Arthur Robinson Barton (1846-1900) and his wife |
| ng as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and Bill Bixby as | Rev. Arthur Ford. |
| ittee was appointed resulting in the calling of | Rev Arthur Hembling as Pastor of the fellowship in |
| rench teachers and of her spiritual advisor the | Rev. Arthur Calvedon. |
| distinguished headmaster of the school was the | Rev. Arthur Benoni Evans from 1829 till his death in |
| The Rt | Rev Arthur Harold Morris was an eminent Anglican Bi |
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