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| Frequented by the | colonial artist Conrad Martens during the 1840s, exten |
| in the neighborhood include Queen Anne, Dutch | Colonial, Arts and Crafts, and Colonial Revival. |
| E DE L'ININI", and the omnibus issues for the | Colonial Arts Exhibition in 1937 and the New York Worl |
| Pros who made their first appearance at | Colonial as a Champion's Choice include Al Geiberger, |
| has its origins in modern times, rather than | colonial as is often supposed. |
| exico City would notify the scientists aboard | Colonial as soon as a flare was observed. |
| dian or golden star tunicate, is an invasive, | colonial ascidian tunicate that grows on slow-moving, |
| te lost a war with Imperial Russia, which had | colonial aspirations in the region. |
| Colonial assemblies sent petitions and protests. | |
| rth America, without seeking revenue from the | colonial assemblies." |
| ley, and by 1706 outrage began growing in the | colonial assembly over the matter. |
| Hudson's Bay Company and a member of both the | colonial assembly of Colony of Vancouver Island and th |
| His grandfather, Henry, was a member of the | Colonial Assembly in 1687. |
| of Perquimans County, was the Speaker of the | Colonial Assembly (also known as the House of Commons) |
| DeWitt was first elected to New York's | Colonial Assembly to represent Ulster County in 1768. |
| from 1764 until 1767, and was a member of the | Colonial Assembly in five of the nine annual sessions |
| Edwards soon became a leading member of the | colonial assembly of Jamaica, but in a few years retur |
| two plantations, as a member of the Jamaican | colonial assembly from 1810 to 1811. |
| Plater was first elected to Maryland's | colonial Assembly in 1758, and served as a member for |
| Ewen served in the | colonial Assembly starting in 1761. |
| was not immediately granted a representative | colonial assembly, because of uncertainty as to whethe |
| eld this post for the rest of the life of the | colonial assembly, until 1774. |
| he same place and almost the same time as the | colonial assembly, and had almost exactly the same mem |
| ritain, New York and a member of the New York | colonial assembly. |
| the assembly, Hooper helped to organize a new | colonial assembly. |
| a to protect the Governor of Virginia and the | Colonial Assembly. |
| o marked the first year he was elected to the | colonial assembly. |
| re Gazette printed a notice from the Illinois | Colonial Association that a meeting would be held in a |
| igneury of Beauharnois for the North American | Colonial Association of Ireland, of which his father w |
| a Church of England clergyman and became the | colonial astronomer for New South Wales. |
| erity came a modest cultural flowering, ("The | colonial Athens" was its nickname in the late 19th and |
| n Honorable Mention in 2002, was named to the | Colonial Athletic Association First Team All-Conferenc |
| sion I FCS football season as a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| ant Convocation Center and are members of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| kes baseball team, a member of the Division I | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| Northeastern is currently a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association, having moved to the CAA |
| Mary, Shaver turned the program around from a | Colonial Athletic Association cellar-dweller to a team |
| As a freshman he was named the | Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year, to t |
| g his college career, Thomas was named to the | Colonial Athletic Association's All-CAA second team in |
| sion I FCS football season as a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| sion I FCS football season as a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| our straight NCAA Regional appearances, three | Colonial Athletic Association championships and one Co |
| ead coach, Brownell led the UNC Wilmington to | Colonial Athletic Association titles and NCAA tourname |
| becoming a Division I program and joining the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| It hosted the ECAC South (now known as the | Colonial Athletic Association) men's basketball tourna |
| llegiately at James Madison University in the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| Conference and a football-only member of the | Colonial Athletic Association, will move for football |
| sse League, but as of 2010 transferred to the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). |
| Villanova men's lacrosse was a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association and won the CAA tourname |
| In 1996, Willard led the | Colonial Athletic Association in scoring with fifty go |
| it would no longer compete in football in the | Colonial Athletic League. |
| rge Mason University was selected to host the | Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball Champ |
| became one of the most feared players in the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA). |
| The Huskies competed in the | Colonial Athletic Association and play their home game |
| During the 2008 season, Belcher led the | Colonial Athletic Association with 17.5 tackles for lo |
| nt, WNIT in 2001 and 2004, and was named 2001 | Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year. |
| he Patriot Center hosted the first men's CAA ( | Colonial Athletic Association) Tournament and hosted i |
| The team won the 2010 | Colonial Athletic Association championship for the fir |
| Blair was honored as the | Colonial Athletic Association Men's Basketball Player |
| Shaver was selected the | Colonial Athletic Association's Coach of the Year in b |
| inutemen football team will move from the FCS | Colonial Athletic Association to the FBS Mid-American |
| lthough Georgia State is a full member of the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), the Panthers will |
| In football, UMass currently competes in the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) at the FCS level, |
| Richmond competed as a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) under second-year |
| They are a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| Richmond competed as a member of the | Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), and played their |
| The Monarchs are members of the | Colonial Athletic Association. |
| See: | Colonial Athletic Association#History of the Tournamen |
| competed as an independent until joining the | Colonial Athletic Association in 2002; winning the CAA |
| University men's soccer team where he was the | Colonial Athletic Association Freshman of the Year. |
| member of the conference, as well as several | Colonial Athletic Association and Southern Conference |
| ing was not inclined to act as a conciliator, | colonial attachment to the Empire was weakened, and a |
| eylon, Chairman and Chief Commissioner of the | Colonial Audit Board, Master of the Crown Office) and |
| tember 1836), a public servant and settler of | colonial Australia, was born in County Tyrone, Ireland |
| Christianity and Culture in | Colonial Australia: Selected Catholic, Anglican, Wesle |
| of Yindurupilly was an 1861 battle fought by | colonial Australian squatters against the two local un |
| It describes the methods used by the British | colonial authorities and the left-wing rebels, and how |
| e imposition of a constitution by the British | colonial authorities in 1963, which he opposed due to |
| Aristov joined the vigorous activity of | colonial authorities in the newly created Semirechie p |
| ion of Trade Unions (PMFTU) was hanged by the | colonial authorities on 4 May 1949 after being questio |
| metres (52 ft) high which was built by Dutch | colonial authorities in 1933. |
| It is perhaps the first time that the | colonial authorities sent in the troopers and expressl |
| he dam was originally built of earth by Dutch | colonial authorities in 1933 and was up to 16 metres ( |
| er of others were all detained by the British | colonial authorities for the very active and passionat |
| st independence Zambia) was restricted by the | Colonial authorities from March to July 1959 is a note |
| Prince Diponegoro's cause, whereas the Dutch | colonial authorities were initially very indecisive. |
| re, as well as some frictions with the French | colonial authorities which he witnessed. |
| ernando Po were issued in 1868 by the Spanish | colonial authorities in the capital Santa Isabel. |
| s fought on November 22, 1837 between British | colonial authorities under Lieutenant-Colonel Gore and |
| The British | colonial authorities made various attempts to suppress |
| In 1722 | colonial authorities became suspicious of Mary Butterw |
| isberger obtained permission from the British | colonial authorities for the community to inhabit a si |
| They were detained by the | colonial authorities in 1948 following disturbances le |
| teaching in local languages, even though the | colonial authorities preferred that lessons be given i |
| Colonial authorities were required to pay the cost of | |
| ugal, planning an uprising against Portuguese | colonial authorities in Angola. |
| The Japanese | colonial authorities requested that a government be es |
| signed with Basotho chiefs in 1881, in which | colonial authorities conceded most of the points in di |
| The | colonial authorities reacted violently to the rebellio |
| These rights were confirmed by the British | colonial authorities on his descendents. |
| When he came into conflict with the | colonial authorities Daum moved to Batavia (now Jakart |
| As a result, the British | colonial authorities placed them in the category of a |
| a positive trade balance, the taxes that the | colonial authorities levied consumed the advantage, le |
| An attempt was made by the British | colonial authorities to curb the movement's effectiven |
| Colonial authorities knew of an extensive counterfeiti | |
| It was established in 1935 by the Japanese | colonial authorities, who imported and nurtured 270 pl |
| Through a series of deals with | colonial authorities, including joining the Legislativ |
| He soon attracted the attention of the | colonial authorities, and was arrested in December 193 |
| nd a leading figure in diplomacy with British | colonial authorities. |
| ractices and excessive taxation levied by the | colonial authorities. |
| s in 1715, when she was noted as visiting the | colonial authorities. |
| nd the result (98.87% against) ignored by the | colonial authorities. |
| la to Zaire, fearing arrest by the Portuguese | colonial authorities. |
| It was built in 1933 by the South African | colonial authorities. |
| fered persecution at the hands of the British | colonial authorities. |
| desacralize the holy city, in 1897 the French | colonial authority disinterred her remains along with |
| e rebellion by Irish convicts against British | colonial authority in Australia. |
| After the Seven Years' War, the British | colonial authority administering the newly created Pro |
| sport ship Ann), rebelled against the British | colonial authority in Australia. |
| He was awarded the | Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration in 1919 |
| anklin Road, the Roy L. Webber Expressway and | Colonial Avenue. |
| The Bougainville class was a type of | colonial aviso or sloop of the French Navy of the 1930 |
| Colonial badge of Hong Kong | |
| The | colonial badge was in use since 1843 in one version or |
| There was at the time no | colonial badge for New Zealand. |
| The | Colonial Ball is held at the Laredo Civic Center and i |
| The Society hosts the | Colonial Ball, which is an annual debutante ball where |
| Colonial BancGroup was reported to be under Federal in | |
| Lowder was Chairman of the Board and CEO of | Colonial BancGroup, positions he held for 25 years. |
| He retired from | Colonial Bank on May 28, 2009, but remained on the Boa |
| il and to become the founding chairman of the | Colonial Bank of Australasia. |
| founder and former longtime CEO of the failed | Colonial Bank and Colonial BancGroup, Colonial Bank's |
| es also started Fidelity Bank in Slidell, the | Colonial Bank in New Orleans, and Progressive Bank in |
| Colonial Bank Plaza | |
| ak about their riches, their influence, their | Colonial Bank, and court the favor of the Sultan. |
| hen became the downtown Tampa headquarters fr | Colonial Bank, now BB&T, with its sign featured clearl |
| He later invested in a number of | colonial banks and insurance companies. |
| utts & Co. and a member of the boards of five | colonial banks, eight insurance companies and five inv |
| Stephen Davey, Founder and Senior Pastor, | Colonial Baptist Church, and President of Shepherds Th |
| Sir Fielding Clarke Kt. was a British | colonial barrister, civil servant and jurist. |
| t succeeded in breaking out lacked foreign or | colonial bases for re-supply of coal. |
| Live and archived | Colonial Basketball broadcasts are available on www.rm |
| The seven British and | colonial bateaux were scuttled in 1758 during the Fren |
| There was also an Archdale Precinct in | colonial Bath County, North Carolina, from 1705 until |
| Dahlgren, 218 going south towards US 301 and | Colonial Beach and 206 and 218 joined together going w |
| The new station's city of license was to be | Colonial Beach, Virginia. |
| ge Washington Birthplace National Monument in | Colonial Beach, Westmoreland County Virginia. |
| rge and Westmoreland Counties and the Town of | Colonial Beach, Virginia. |
| Bell House in | Colonial Beach, Virginia was a summer home of Alexande |
| Trust Company and as elected director of the | Colonial Beacon Oil Company. |
| llection, a survey of Australian art from its | colonial beginnings to contemporary times. |
| nued to reserve the right to pass or deny any | colonial bills brought upon their desks. |
| shed in 1951, to act as a breeding ground for | colonial bird species. |
| Frank Melville Jones, CBE, DD was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the first half of the 20th century. |
| The Rt Rev John Dauglish , was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the mid 20th century . |
| January 1871-8 November 1929) was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the first half of the 20th century. |
| Frank Melville Jones (1866-1941), Anglican | colonial bishop |
| Rt Rev Roscow George Shedden was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the first half of the 20th century. |
| Henry Norris Churton, DD, MA was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the very early part of the 20th cen |
| der Randal Cramer-Roberts, DD was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the late 19th century. |
| thven Pym (22 June 1856 - 2 March 1908) was a | colonial bishop at the end of the 19th and the beginni |
| ary 1866 - 25 September 1947) was an Anglican | colonial bishop who served two Southern Hemisphere dio |
| urton DD MA (1841-1 May 1912) was an Anglican | Colonial Bishop in the late 19th and early 20th centur |
| This article is about the Anglican | Colonial Bishop. |
| he met with old friends and family and their | colonial black and white home there, before boarding t |
| smore, known as Section 291, was owned by the | Colonial Board of Advice of the South Australian Compa |
| he One Ton Post, which marks the start of the | colonial border survey of 1881 from Mungindi to Camero |
| Fry-Jefferson map showing earlier established | colonial borders before the French And Indian War. |
| ialism that the map of Africa, inherited from | colonial borders, will be redrawn. |
| - April 22, 1669), was a Puritan clergyman in | colonial Boston, Massachusetts. |
| Andrew Belcher (1706-1771) was an early | colonial Bostonian who served on the Massachusetts Cou |
| pril 1835) was an English botanist who became | Colonial Botanist of New South Wales and superintenden |
| It carries County Road 884, which is known as | Colonial Boulevard on the Fort Myers Side, and Veteran |
| Colonial Boulevard was widened to six lanes and overpa | |
| denoting the location as being on the "Royal | Colonial Boundary of 1665," which was marked by the Am |
| The Wild | Colonial Boy (Atheneum, 1990) |
| "The Wild | Colonial Boy" - 2:55 |
| stable one, though it had become dependent on | colonial Brazil for much of its economic support, and |
| John VI (at the time Prince-Regent) elevated | colonial Brazil to the status of kingdom inside the Un |
| He dedicated himself to the study of | colonial Brazil. |
| nt of Amador Bueno, a noted paulista from the | colonial Brazilian era. |
| It is a common resident | colonial breeder in the hills of Sri Lanka and south w |
| This species is a | colonial breeder, often breeding in the company of oth |
| African Swift is a | colonial breeder, sometimes forming mixed colonies wit |
| rosses the Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross is a | colonial breeder. |
| most storks, the Marabou is gregarious and a | colonial breeder. |
| Scotia Trust as well as vice-president of the | Colonial Brick Company of Amherst and Moncton Underwea |
| included the reinforced Harar Division (XIII | Colonial Brigade, XIV Colonial Brigade, and XV Colonia |
| ) was a British diplomat and civil servant of | colonial British India. |
| as commonly used during election campaigns in | colonial British America, to the extent that treating |
| dier, police officer and gold commissioner in | colonial British Columbia. |
| racial repression by the local white and the | colonial British authorities in Durban. |
| e university student-led protests against the | colonial British Government in 1936 and during the "Up |
| ingapore gained full self-governance from its | colonial British Government. |
| could the Indian people free themselves from | colonial British rule. |
| r than making another adjustment to return to | colonial British culture. |
| unable to secure any war reparations from the | colonial British bureaucracy, Smith parks his wife and |
| pus in Clear Water Bay was confiscated by the | colonial British army. |
| issue a proclamation of independence from the | colonial British rule from Trichy Thiruvarangam Temple |
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