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In 1847 he was made	colonial treasurer and registrar general, and in 1851
By July 1898, he was Acting	Colonial Treasurer and Collector of Stamp Revenue and
In 1849, he was named	colonial treasurer and governor of the Newfoundland Sa
er 1891 when he became for nearly three years	Colonial Treasurer in the third Dibbs ministry.
positions of Minister of Finance (then called	Colonial Treasurer) twice, and Minister of Defence (th
1861-62 and Minister of Finance (then called	Colonial Treasurer) in 1872.
ted some gossip about George Cooper, a former	colonial treasurer.
, he was named to the Newfoundland Council as	colonial treasurer.
cember 1881, when he exchanged it for that of	colonial treasurer.
When Thomson retired in 1918, he was	Colonial Treasurer.
of ill health, and Wilson became Premier and	Colonial Treasurer.
been a member of the legislative council and	colonial treasurer.
In 1855, the	Colonial Treasury introduced 1 and 5 francs Bons de Ca
overnment bullion to Yale for shipment to the	colonial treasury.
antonese movies to hold their own against the	colonial trend of Mandarin production.
rom the Spanish colony of Florida and British	colonial troops on St. Simons Island.
French	colonial troops on the Canadians' left flank broke, le
ouave uniforms and drill that emulated French	colonial troops in Algeria and turned the group, renam
, wrote the ditty "Yankee Doodle" to mock the	colonial troops who fought with the British in the Fre
The battle was one of the biggest defeats of	colonial troops during King Philip's War with nearly a
He commanded	colonial troops in Algeria and Morocco.
During World War 2 Italian and Libyan	colonial troops led by Col. Salvatore Castagna resiste
he Italian colonies as Chief-of-Staff for the	Colonial Troops and was Vice-Governor of Cyrenaica in
worth had studied the Zouave soldiers, French	colonial troops in Algeria, and was impressed by their
Revolutionary War It was along this road that	colonial troops marched to defeat the British at Yorkt
Monte Cassino in Italy by Goumiers, Moroccan	colonial troops of the French Expeditionary Corps (FEC
ther Doutreleau became chaplain of the French	colonial troops in Louisiana.
Coloniali della Libia (Royal Corps of Libyan	Colonial Troops or RCTL), which included desert and ca
ifle was adopted as a stop-gap in 1907 to arm	colonial troops, the French military was secretly plan
During this lull in fighting the	colonial troops, the Division was involved in the bloo
nds were used as a campground for British and	colonial troops.
of some other junior officers in the American	colonial troops.
l and David Wolffsohn, Chairman of the Jewish	Colonial Trust to meet the Sultan Abdul Hamid II.
ntly elected to the Directorate of the Jewish	Colonial Trust.
He was a legal adviser for the Jewish	Colonial Trust.
y to North Carolina, this is "the most common	colonial tunicate in North America."
Pyrosomes, or pyrosoma, are free-floating	colonial tunicates that live usually in the upper laye
Grade 2	Colonial Turf Cup
tantial bonus to the winner of this race, the	Colonial Turf Cup, the Virginia Derby and the Breeders
portant role in Sudan during the reign of the	colonial Turkish-Egyptian administration.
states were rapidly advancing under European	colonial tutelage and Ethiopia was pressing its claims
It is a	Colonial two-story frame house, built approximately 17
guese sovereign, he was also sovereign of the	colonial ultramarine Portuguese Empire.
Recalling the	colonial unit, they took the name "Rangers" as the off
Descendants include the beehive ovens of the	colonial United States and the Quebec ovens based on t
an English-born actor and theatre manager in	colonial United States.
mportant influence on the musical life of the	Colonial United States.
her was Solomon Townsend, a midshipman in the	Colonial United States Navy, merchant ship captain, an
ueensland Defence Force was disbanded and the	colonial units were transferred to the Commonwealth Mi
s organised in a structure similar to British	Colonial Units, with a British Commanding Officer and
ut in 1765 American colonists used it to urge	colonial unity against the British.
Since that time	Colonial University Village, along with five other Col
e became management and leasing contractor of	Colonial University Village and the other properties.
he government uses military force to suppress	colonial uprisings.
Botrylloides leachi is a	colonial urochordate of the genus Botrylloides.
Botrylloides violaceus is a	colonial urochordate of the genus Botrylloides.
The Brown Noddy is	colonial, usually nesting on the in elevated situation
It includes	Colonial vernacular architecture and was perhaps first
are iconic architectural elements of Southern	Colonial vernacular architecture.
The Mayflower and other	colonial vessels.
land including the Kermadec Islands as do the	colonial vessels.
ong the indigenous populations in the Spanish	colonial Viceroyalty of New Spain, present day Mexico
Tejas is a historical trail from the Spanish	colonial Viceroyalty of New Spain era, in present day
erson (1828-1909), J.P., was a Scottish-born,	colonial Victorian farmer and politician.
in the American West: Pre-Columbian, Pioneer,	Colonial, Victorian, as well as a rock garden.
Built in the 1930s,	Colonial Village consists of private condos, co-op hou
mid-Mississippi River, where the first French	colonial villages were founded.
t Africa, human rights in Africa, and British	colonial violence in the 20th century.
gner Ralph McQuarrie's original vision of the	Colonial Vipers.
Elizabeth City County, one of the first eight	Colonial Virginia counties, whose seat was Hampton.
n country”, i.e., the northwestern portion of	colonial Virginia (an area which today encompasses par
The Planters of	Colonial Virginia (1922)
stis did not choose to take a leading role in	colonial Virginia politics.
ey and Lord Dunmore, he served as governor of	colonial Virginia in 1770 and 1771.
originally one of the eight shires created in	colonial Virginia in 1634.
ppear to have been described as Portuguese in	colonial Virginia and Carolina records.
The church is the only	colonial Virginia church that still has its original h
was an English frontier fort in 17th century	colonial Virginia near the falls of the Appomattox Riv
Armistead C. Gordon, Some Lawyers in	Colonial Virginia (Richmond, 1921)
ed Truro Parish, which was established by the	colonial Virginia Assembly in May 1732, divided from a
arke (1664/5/9 - December 7, 1710) sat on the	colonial Virginia governor's Council from 1695 until 1
y, one of the eight original shires formed in	colonial Virginia in 1634.
rd (1630/1-March 24, 1689/90) was a prominent	colonial Virginia landowner and politician who played
Its scientific name honors	Colonial Virginia botanist John Clayton (1694-1773).
honor, the parish courthouse is built in the	colonial Virginia style of architecture though, as wit
City Shire was one of eight shires created in	colonial Virginia in 1634.
g the attractions of the Historic Triangle of	Colonial Virginia (Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg, a
is a long-extinct county which was located in	colonial Virginia from 1637 until 1691.
buildings dating from 1699 to 1780 which made	colonial Virginia's capital.
ory of Warwick River Shire, formed in 1634 in	colonial Virginia, which became Warwick County in 1643
21, 1722) was an important historian of early	colonial Virginia.
John Savage was an 18th century surveyor of	colonial Virginia.
ded by the Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers in	colonial Virginia.
ns, 1619-1800: Archaeology of Country Life in	Colonial Virginia.
(died 22 July 1726) was a British governor of	colonial Virginia.
Bolling was one of the most prolific poets in	colonial Virginia.
of Burgess was the representative assembly in	colonial Virginia; the First elective governing body i
His father was Sir John Randolph, the only	colonial Virginian to be knighted.
The Mississippi Land Company was formed by	colonial Virginians including George Washington, John
The	Colonial Voice, a weekly for Colonial Heights.
centuries-old original Spanish, Peruvian and	Colonial volumes) to Santiago de Chile, along with muc
The brigade included	colonial volunteers who called themselves East Africa
thusiasm for war especially among the British	colonial volunteers.
Starting in 1959, the	colonial war juxtaposed itself with a civil war, Ahmad
ft for later excavations, because there was a	colonial war against moslem rebels in that province).
to change perceptions of the conflict from a	colonial war to that of a campaign against criminal ga
orstep, squander much of their resources on a	colonial war in the former French Indochina.
d unit, raised in 1966, during the Portuguese	Colonial War, to combat the guerrillas in Eastern Ango
re the immediate completion of the Portuguese	Colonial War, retreat from Portuguese Africa, establis
ngolan War of Independence and the Portuguese	Colonial War.
ainst the Portuguese Empire in the Portuguese	Colonial War; as well as the anti-apartheid struggle,
my, who introduced khaki drill for Indian and	colonial warfare from the mid-19th century on.
ficers and commanded by a pair of experienced	colonial warriors: Brigadier-General F. P. Crozier and
ce over his fate during a period in which the	colonial wars of emancipation were taking place.
s familiar from other fictional depictions of	colonial wars (such as the film Zulu, based on the act
The	Colonial Wars of North America, 1512-1763: An Encyclop
Also see Stephen Patterson,	Colonial Wars and Aboriginal Peoples, p. 144.
Using a method he'd picked up during the	colonial wars, he puts his underpants on his head and
In a large battle of the	colonial wars, a British square held out for two days
ian Army in World War I, the Interwar Italian	colonial wars, and World War II.
A	Colonial Wassail, including the blessing of the orchar
toration, creation of moist soil areas, and a	colonial waterbird rookery.
The island has nesting areas used by	colonial waterbirds such as egrets and night herons.
for breeding and migrating beach nesting and	colonial waterbirds, including Piping Plovers.
Notable bird species include Atlantic Brant,	Colonial Waterbirds, Seabirds, Common Eider, and Lesse
ble bird species include the Common Eider and	Colonial Waterbirds/Seabirds.
ack-legged Kittiwake, Thick-billed Murre, and	Colonial Waterbirds/Seabirds.
power through military might, diplomacy, and	colonial wealth.
ick" Dudgeon is an outcast from his family in	colonial Websterbridge, New Hampshire.
an Ibo woman who lives in a small village in	colonial West Africa.
uations as trade among strangers, banditry in	colonial West Central Africa and modern Somalia, and l
area was settled very early in the history of	colonial Western Australia.
y 1832-21 March 1898) was an early settler in	colonial Western Australia, and became a Member of the
ber 1893) was an early pastoralist and MLC in	colonial Western Australia.
"Women, Witchcraft and Gratuitous Violence in	Colonial Western India" in Past & Present no.
They also formerly produced a variety called	Colonial, which was also aged in oak barrels.
d Route 60 through the Williamsburg where the	Colonial Williamsburg Restoration funded by Abby and J
Rockefeller family bequeathed Bassett Hall to	Colonial Williamsburg in 1979.
	Colonial Williamsburg is the private foundation repres
nated the funds that made it possible for the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation to reconstruct an 18t
He works as Chairman Emeritus of The	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation of Williamsburg, Virg
Among the goals were to compliment	Colonial Williamsburg attractions and enhance the loca
The	Colonial Williamsburg Courthouse was constructed from
judge for whom the St. George Tucker House in	Colonial Williamsburg is named.
rad's first job was as an interpreter/host at	Colonial Williamsburg in 1974.
l boards including the National Park Service,	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Association for t
served briefly as the first President of the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
official maker of Pewter and Sterling for the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, The Thomas Jefferson
In this environment,	Colonial Williamsburg strives to tell the story of how
chased from her estate and transferred to the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
on, the Wallaces had been regular visitors to	Colonial Williamsburg for over 50 years when they beca
pleted the restoration with guidance from the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
ent was restored by Arnold Dolmetsch in 1898;	Colonial Williamsburg purchased it in 1960.
served briefly as the first President of the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and for many years,
er 2007, Carter's Grove was acquired from the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation by CNET founder Halse
and major attraction of the restored city of	Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia's Historic Triangle,
The restoration of	Colonial Williamsburg and the Williamsburg Inn surroun
e Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum at	Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia; the York County Her
is he for whom the St. George Tucker House in	Colonial Williamsburg is named.
he Parkway starts in Yorktown, passes through	Colonial Williamsburg and ends in Jamestown.
sulted in the preservation and restoration of	Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia.
He worked as president of The	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation from 1977 to 1994, as
ea's largest employment base, surpassing both	Colonial Williamsburg and the local military bases.
land to the Quarterpath Road was owned by the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (CW).
the 20th century, alongside reproductions by	Colonial Williamsburg by the Kittinger Company, and ot
The venue for the summit meetings was	Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia.
During the early years of the Restoration of	Colonial Williamsburg in the late 1920s, Geddy worked
	Colonial Williamsburg
The property was acquired by	Colonial Williamsburg in 1928, and was added to the Na
ar tenure as president, then chairman, of the	Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
With the establishment of	Colonial Williamsburg in the 1930s, the interest in co
, with Dr. Goodwin's Bruton Parish Church and	Colonial Williamsburg as the centerpiece.
g, Dr. Goodwin, known later as "the Father of	Colonial Williamsburg" undertook renewed restoration e
he and the Reverend Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin began	Colonial Williamsburg's restoration in the late 1920s.
and all of the WAT transit buses and many of	Colonial Williamsburg's "gray buses" have been equippe
Duke of Gloucester Street (	Colonial Williamsburg)
er the direction of David Muraca (formerly of	Colonial Williamsburg) and Philip Levy of the Universi
Governor's Palace (	Colonial Williamsburg)
o major Historic Triangle attractions such as	Colonial Williamsburg, and the Busch Gardens Europe an
the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum,	Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia, January
groups from the College of William and Mary,	Colonial Williamsburg, and the Commonwealth of Virgini
ely adjacent to the restored Historic Area of	Colonial Williamsburg, consisting of the four blocks b
e local Bruton Parish Church and architect of	Colonial Williamsburg, made a push for a paper to retu
of the more modest but popular attractions of	Colonial Williamsburg, a living history museum depicti
owell was also involved in the development of	Colonial Williamsburg, where he was both a trustee and
istorical foundations including Mount Vernon,	Colonial Williamsburg, and Ingles Ferry are working to
Jamestown Settlement attractions combine with	Colonial Williamsburg, and are linked to Yorktown by t
as an elegant reception center for donors of	Colonial Williamsburg.
ck Hill, a small quadrant of blocks in nearby	Colonial Williamsburg.
t of Mounts Bay Road continues to be owned by	Colonial Williamsburg.
meets for one day in the restored Capitol at	Colonial Williamsburg.
e their own version, filming a log burning at	Colonial Williamsburg.
sulted in the preservation and restoration of	Colonial Williamsburg.
He is known as "the Father of	Colonial Williamsburg."
Plants may be	colonial, with two or more plants growing in a bundle
ch records the story of America's first legal	colonial woman voter.
She is one of only four	colonial women who published volumes of their verse be
s a health care administrator before starting	Colonial Woods Furniture and Indian Ridge Golf Course
e lived in Houn, which was called Homs in the	colonial years.
th Staffordshire; he had an itinerant, partly	colonial youth.

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