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| ke," The Rambler, 1 (1859) 271-77, and Edmund | Campion: A Biography. |
| Campion AFS was a continental defence radar station c | |
| She has two sons Michael | Campion aged 13 and Mark aged 9. |
| Campion Air Force Station (AAC ID: F-08) is a closed | |
| William | Campion, alias William Wigmore, (1599-1665), was an E |
| r special issues, and in the recent past Nick | Campion and Charles Harvey have prepared mundane issu |
| Campion and Parsons had left a few days earlier, but | |
| 1 he had a controversy with the Jesuit Edmund | Campion, and published at Oxford his arguments in 163 |
| was tried and condemned to death with Edmund | Campion and others on 20 November 1581, but was not e |
| Records Marco Polo imprint, Dutton-Vocalion, | Campion and Olympian. |
| The | Campion and Emerson Park secondary schools border the |
| In 1581 the Jesuit priests Edmund | Campion and Robert Parsons lived and worked at Stonor |
| The Portrait of a Lady, directed by Jane | Campion and starring Nicole Kidman and John Malkovich |
| It was based on a play by Cyril | Campion and filmed at Twickenham Studios. |
| he was apprenticed to the blacksmith William | Campion, and then worked on sewing and weaving machin |
| alian drama film written and directed by Jane | Campion and Gerard Lee. |
| rd Edwards (arrested under the name of Edward | Campion), and a layman, Robert Widmerpool. |
| Campion and his robot also circle the planet with the | |
| c thriller film, written and directed by Jane | Campion and starring Meg Ryan, Mark Ruffalo and Jenni |
| Campion Anglo-Indian Higher Secondary School is a boy | |
| Monthly Digest of Statistics under Sir Harry | Campion antedated Ehrenberg by many years, but set a |
| of settings of poems by John Donne and Thomas | Campion, as well as lute and viol music. |
| Cris | Campion as Andrew |
| Cris | Campion as Pascal Perkiss |
| Nicholas | Campion, Astrology History and Apocalypse, Centre For |
| eeks after getting married to her coach David | Campion at St Philip's Church in Kelsall, Cheshire, S |
| c Educational Association, America magazine's | Campion Award, the F. Sadlier Dinger Award for contri |
| rought before the War Cabinet and soon after, | Campion became its first director. |
| Chris | Campion, Ben Fong Torres, Kris Kristofferson, Kenny R |
| Journalist James | Campion calls Hutchinson "a major talent with nary a |
| In 1972, due to ill health, he moved to the | Campion Center, Weston, Massachusetts, where he died |
| was born in Eastbourne in 1865 to John Henry | Campion Coles (1832-1915), a solicitor who practiced |
| Campion College is an Australian Roman Catholic dedic | |
| March 1 - Thomas | Campion, composer and poet (born 1567) |
| ngs (as a young man he was a friend of Edmund | Campion), could not be counted a Roman Catholic. |
| The | Campion Cycle Company was a British bicycle, cyclecar |
| t wife Eliza De Crespigny, daughter of Philip | Campion De Crespigny. |
| Campion died on 17 April 1761. | |
| Campion died aged 62 and was buried at Gouldhurst. | |
| Campion died of bowel cancer in 1995, which encourage | |
| number of emus said to be running amok in the | Campion district of Western Australia. |
| ses named after a Saint (Alban, Becket, Bede, | Campion, Edmund, Fisher and Gregory). |
| February 12 - Thomas | Campion, English composer, poet and physician (died 1 |
| the Keats film Bright Star, directed by Jane | Campion, for which he won the Best Supporting Actor A |
| on for “Domus Aurea,” a composition by Edmund | Campion for piano and vibraphone, which premiered at |
| "Frustrated" (Baumgart, | Campion, Friberg, Heintz) - 3:37 |
| Tkachuk has also played for | Campion Grads, Saskatchewan Prairie Fire (Rugby Canad |
| constructed by A&J Mucklow PLC at the end of | Campion Grove and were 5 and 6 bedroom large executiv |
| Campion had never flown an SB2U Vindicator, so he beg | |
| Campion had trials with Shrewsbury Town and Hereford | |
| emorial Hall at Boston College, now a part of | Campion Hall and home to BC's Lynch School of Educati |
| Would | Campion Hall potentially admit women? |
| Campion Hall admits Jesuits and priests of other orde | |
| D'Arcy, SJ, who amassed an art collection at | Campion Hall, Oxford University, in England. |
| g life at the English Jesuit house in Oxford, | Campion Hall, but also spent periods in residence at |
| At | Campion Hall, this continues today unchanged. |
| ologist of religion and the current Master of | Campion Hall, Oxford (since 2008). |
| cashire, and took a first in Modern Greats at | Campion Hall, Oxford University. |
| reserve, there are plant species like Bladder | Campion, Harebell, Armeria maritima, Sea kale, Glaux, |
| Campion has also worked for Reuters, Bloomberg and Sk | |
| Former New Zealand Warriors captain Kevin | Campion has written that Mannering may become one of |
| oman Catholicism by the death of Saint Edmund | Campion, he went by way of Rouen and Paris, to Reims, |
| Lucey graduated from | Campion High School in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin in |
| Campion High School, Trichy is a partly aided school | |
| Campion, House of Cards, Oliver's Travels and Holby C | |
| e to make them self-reliant while residing at | Campion House, next to the Cathedral in Harare, then |
| an enemy aircraft carrier, Second Lieutenant | Campion, in the face of withering fire from Japanese |
| the arrival of the Jesuits Parsons and Edmund | Campion in England, persecution of Catholics grew mor |
| Gerry's (which was run at the time by Gerald | Campion), in order to infuriate and bemuse patrons wh |
| e beatified Gerard Majella in 1893 and Edmund | Campion in 1886. |
| d organist of Chichester Cathedral is William | Campion in 1543. |
| Hartley helped Robert Parsons and Edmund | Campion in printing and distributing their books in E |
| Boilerplate is built by Professor Archibald | Campion in the 1880s and unveiled at the 1893 World's |
| Jane | Campion: Interviews. |
| ngton College's office of external relations, | Campion is also a trustee for the Bennington Museum, |
| Brian | Campion is an American politician from Bennington, Ve |
| Campion is openly gay; he lives in Bennington with hi | |
| Charles | Campion is a food critic, who has written in The Time |
| Tony | Campion is an occasional presenter on the BBC's rolli |
| He became a student at the | Campion Jesuit High School in Prairie du Chien, Wisco |
| d for Catholic martyrs (Thomas Becket, Edmund | Campion, John Fisher and Thomas More). |
| Colonel Sir William Robert | Campion KCMG, DSO, TD, DL (3 July 1870 - 2 January 19 |
| Campion later reprised the role of Bunter (now Lord B | |
| 1673 Abraham | Campion, MA, Fellow and Senior Proctor of Trinity Col |
| Henry | Campion may have been the son of William Campion of C |
| A 1913 | Campion motorcycle |
| Campion motorcycles used a variety of proprietary eng | |
| Campion must protect the family of an American judge | |
| allisers as Barrington Erle and in the Albert | Campion mystery The Death of a Late Pig as the Chief |
| The capture of | Campion near Oxford Sunday evening, 16 July, was foll |
| Campion, Nicholas: "Astrology, History and Apocalypse | |
| Campion, Nicholas: "An Introduction to the History of | |
| Campion, Nicholas: "A History of Western Astrology" 2 | |
| Campion, Nicholas: "The Great Year: Astrology, Histor | |
| agersfontein Lugg, character in in the Albert | Campion novels by Margery Allingham |
| "J-Pop's dream factory" by Chris | Campion, Observer Music Monthly, August 21, 2005. |
| 1950 he was elevated to the peerage as Baron | Campion, of Bowes in the County of Surrey. |
| Campion offers a Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts | |
| 2006 the incumbent Dean, the Reverend Michael | Campion, officially left his appointment at the cathe |
| 2008: Edmund | Campion, Outside Music (CD) Albany Records. |
| trait in Quadrant, and associated with Edward | Campion, Patrick White, Manning Clark and Donald Horn |
| Once in Parliament, | Campion quickly became associated with Michael Laws, |
| Leam Lane, Gateshead, she attended St Edmund | Campion RC school (now closed down) in Wrekenton. |
| Following this secondment, | Campion returned to the CSO until his retirement in M |
| ion of Oxford men which was to produce Edmund | Campion, Robert Persons and so many other inspiration |
| In the | Campion School of Mumbai, India, there is a house nam |
| oor studied at Montfort School in Yercaud and | Campion School in Mumbai. |
| Many children of secondary age also use | Campion School in Bugbrooke and the newer Caroline Ch |
| The | Campion School is a Catholic boys' comprehensive scho |
| und, where he received his early education at | Campion School, Mumbai and started his acting career. |
| Diprose attended The | Campion School, Hornchurch. |
| at thrives here (Rock Samphire, Sea Beet, Sea | Campion, Sea Kale, Tree Mallow, Tufted Vetch, Wild Ca |
| St Edmund | Campion SJ - 1539-1581 - The Expense is Reckoned |
| almost certain that Persons and perhaps even | Campion, spent some time here. |
| Campion started his career as a youth team player at | |
| n 1582, about the time of the trial of Edmund | Campion, the 512-line poem was probably addressed to |
| es and Daughters, Anna of the Five Towns, The | Campion, The Tripods and EastEnders. |
| Campion then had a trail with League One outfit Carli | |
| In 1583 he took relics of Edmund | Campion to Reims. |
| The original cast of Conleth Hill and Sean | Campion took the show to Broadway and as its West End |
| lory is the diary of a British officer (Edwin | Campion Vaughan), written during the first eight mont |
| Campion was a native of Herefordshire, entered the So | |
| Campion was the son of John Montriou Campion. | |
| Edward | Campion was the pseudonym of Father Gerard Edwards. |
| Campion was the son of Sir William Campion of Combwel | |
| Campion was an executive producer for the 2006 docume | |
| Campion was a queen scout and attended St Georges Pre | |
| Campion was a successful Romney Stud Sheep Breeder at | |
| Campion was commissioned into the 2nd Volunteer Batta | |
| The patron, St. Edmund | Campion, was hanged and the circular rope signifies h |
| Campion was elected Member of Parliament for Seaford | |
| Campion was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order | |
| Campion was one of the Oaten Hill Martyrs executed on | |
| After the war, | Campion was seconded to the United Nations for a year |
| Campion was one of nine new pilots who joined Marine | |
| is purpurea (Foxglove) and Silene dioica (Red | Campion) were noted in an old lane off the Malone Par |
| one of the disputants with the Jesuit, Edmund | Campion, while in 1582 he was among the clergy select |
| The spectacle of his trial moved St. Edmund | Campion, who was present, to reconsider both his own |
| A later member was Thomas | Campion who praises Percy in his Epigrammatum II (161 |
| he general election held on November 2, 2010, | Campion won 1,461 votes, finishing behind Corcoran's |
| Campion won the seat of Wanganui from Labour in 1990; | |
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