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r 1899 he went to the northern confines of the | colony to take part in preparing measures of defence |
1894, South Australia was the first Australian | colony to allow women to vote and it had the first Pa |
ch they so devoutly believe, have opened their | colony to the friendly, curious gaze of the public." |
previous year, shortly after his visit to the | colony to experiment with terrestrial magnetism near |
get and hired the three fastest runners in the | colony to run out the purchase on a trail which had b |
ssembly, Brazil was promoted from a Portuguese | colony to an united kingdom with Portugal and Algarve |
the first organization situated in an African | colony to carry out anthropological research. |
Martin was invited to the | colony to raise silk worms. |
In June 1798 Ramel escaped from the penal | colony to Paramaribo and then to London. |
ordered by Gandhipuram to the south, Sivananda | Colony to the west and Ganapathy to the north and eas |
s born in Milford in what was then Connecticut | Colony to Jonathan and Sarah (Clark) Law. |
ith extended the northern frontier of the Cape | Colony to the Orange River. |
the Friendly Society and refined plans for the | colony to grow by building a grist mill, saw mill, ri |
veloping larvae and distributed throughout the | colony to feed workers, soldiers, and the queen. |
sealed, leaving the settlement of the Maryland | colony to his son Cecilius. |
Cagalli is first seen in the Heliopolis space | colony to discover that mobile suits have been develo |
a key role in North Carolina's transition from | colony to state and in the establishment of Raleigh a |
r War, and the country changed its status from | colony to dominion. |
d making one of the Philippine Islands a penal | colony to which those convicted of an attempt to over |
d Debora Retief in the Wagenmakersvallei, Cape | Colony, today the town of Wellington, South Africa. |
er and gathered the money to begin putting his | colony together. |
He saw service in the Orange River | Colony, took part in the defence of Wepener and saw a |
Ravesies, in what was once the Vine and Olive | Colony town of Arcola, founded by French immigrants i |
Colony Town is a ghost town in Leflore County, Missis | |
Colony Town is approximately 7 miles (11 km) west of | |
was a British-born American merchant, Plymouth | Colony trader and sea-captain, Commissioner of New Ne |
site that was the location of a 1628 Plymouth | Colony trading post. |
te contains the remains of Cushnoc, a Plymouth | Colony trading post, one of the most important Englis |
ster as Captain Kellermann, commander of CT-9 ( | Colony Transporter 9) |
do made an extensive tour of inspection of the | colony, traveling over 8,000 km in more than five yea |
Back in the period when Belize was a British | colony, trees were felled and held in the waterways u |
The early seventeenth-century settlers of the | colony tried to start what would have been the first |
e city through the Boar-well situated in Durga | Colony, Tumsar. |
of Geneva Barracks, a one time planned utopian | colony turned into a notorious prison and point of de |
st ships to arrive at the fledgling Swan River | Colony two years later, at which time she ran aground |
Although the Yamato | Colony ultimately failed, George Morikami stayed on a |
first Deputy Governor of the Massachusetts Bay | Colony under John Winthrop. |
, Victoria South Australia, and the Swan River | Colony under the command of Lieut. |
Governor Charles Somerset leaves the Cape | Colony under a cloud of bad feelings |
Mauritius, since 1638 a Dutch | colony under the chartered VOC, was governed by an Op |
The village was home to an artists' | colony under the patronage of T. F. Powys. |
However, the penal | colony, under James Oglethorpe, is known to have been |
the Interior was vital to the security of the | colony, underscoring his contracting of Edgar Dewdney |
In the Crown | colony, United States and Chinese (Traditional) keybo |
ry, Seagoville, Sunnyvale, Talty, Terrell, The | Colony, University Park, Venus, Waxahachie, Westminst |
Zeon will launch a nuclear strike against the | colony unless the last remaining commando can elimina |
cres (1.0 km2) with the Farband's adult summer | colony Unser Camp (with Unser meaning Our in Yiddish) |
formed by the same shareholders, which ran the | colony until it was dissolved in 1684 (The Virginia C |
ained part of the Plymouth, then Massachusetts | colony until 1741 when it became part of Rhode Island |
was earlier known as Tamil Nadu Housing Board | Colony until 1982. |
thereafter the chief executive officer of the | Colony until retirement on pension in 1867. |
0, when Western Australia first became a penal | colony, until 1872, four years after penal transporta |
ed host to many prominent personalities of the | colony until, the retirement of Sir Thomas, when the |
s a burgess, he was an important figure in the | colony up until his departure to Boston in 1668. |
This causes the death of the | colony upon which the capensis females depended, so t |
Instead of a 360-degree circle, The | Colony used 256 "pseudo-degrees" which allowed the ga |
nt was Gander in Newfoundland, still a British | colony, used until the dawn of the jet age by virtual |
t and immediately combining with a queen right | colony using a page of newspaper between brood boxes. |
k that engineers a revolution in a lunar penal | colony using the alias Adam Selene. |
n the PC version, 20 queens can be placed in a | colony using a cheat (type "qeen"). |
er honors include fellowships to the MacDowell | Colony, Vermont Studio Center, Villa Montalvo, the Br |
tions, Westgarth published a fresh book on the | colony, Victoria and the Australian gold mines in 185 |
nt Two Weeks Into Flowering Clone at Jamestown | Colony, Virginia, ordering all farmers to make trial |
In order to protect the | colony, visitors are only allowed on the beach by pay |
In 1715 the Massachusetts Bay | Colony voted to erect a permanent breastwork of six g |
two episodes were released beforehand, namely | Colony Wars in 1997 and Colony Wars: Vengeance in 199 |
rently colonised prior to or during the events | Colony Wars. |
The Cronus System appears in | Colony Wars: Vengeance, the sequel to Colony Wars. |
Colony Wars: Red Sun (or Colony Wars III: Red Sun in | |
One reason for the founding of the | colony was to act as a buffer between the Spanish set |
At the time of its opening, the “Millionaire's | Colony” was flourishing in the Hudson Valley and the |
Derived from Latin "Carolus," the | colony was originally "Carolana" , the spelling later |
The last known bat | colony was discovered by Charlie Ogo Atalig of Rota a |
land was declared a protectorate of the U.K. A | colony was considered but never attempted. |
The Kolleru Lake | colony was discovered by K K Neelakantan in 1946. |
However, the | colony was again destroyed by fire. |
g to Greenland and a brief attempt to set up a | colony was made about 970. |
Carleton left the province in 1805 and the | colony was governed by a series of colonial administr |
don Psychiatric Hospital (known locally as The | Colony) was a hospital for patients with severe learn |
Juana Maria was born in New Spain, when the | colony was still under the control of King of Spain a |
This | colony was connected to St. Augustine, the capital of |
gust 21, 2008, Casey and McAree announced that | COLONY was to cease all activities as the pair moved |
The Stone City Art | Colony was an art colony founded by Edward Rowan, Adr |
Norfolk County, Massachusetts | Colony was one of the original four counties created |
with Home Office provisions; and the marmoset | colony was "generally healthy." |
In 1881, a Jewish agricultural | colony was created in Sicily Island. |
The New Haven | Colony was absorbed by the Connecticut Colony partly |
alia from Germany in 1838 (two years after the | colony was founded) with approximately 250 people see |
During periods when the | colony was without a Governor, the President of the C |
This | colony was captured by the Dutch under Abraham Crijns |
Nobody knew her name, so that when a | colony was later established at the place, the settle |
Such a | colony was no new idea to Tew; he had lost his quarte |
e traditional lunatic asylum: the Sandlebridge | Colony was the standard-bearer for this approach. |
This | Colony was administered by officials responsible ulti |
e out there, at a time when the South American | colony was experiencing turbulent times. |
A bitter letter against the government of the | colony was soon after written by "that old enemy of N |
Another motivation for the founding of the | colony was as a "buffer state" (border), or "garrison |
The economic boom in the | colony was reversed by the Great Crash in 1891, leadi |
In 247 BCE, a Roman | colony was established there, which was placed on the |
The | colony was known as the Federal Colony of the Leeward |
own for a long time until a very large nesting | colony was finally discovered in 1877 at Shwaygheen o |
formally styled, The General Court of Plymouth | Colony) was the original colonial legislature of the |
At the end of the 19th century, a leper | colony was established in the island. |
le occupations were closed to ex-convicts, the | colony was desperately short of teachers, yet unable |
A further | colony was found at Penong, 180 km (110 mi) to the we |
However, it is believed that the | colony was established before the construction of the |
First | Colony was developed by Sugarland Properties-a joint |
The | colony was closed down in 1974, and remaining patient |
von Marschall, secular leader of the Moravian | colony, was constructed of traditional Germanic half- |
The term nudist | colony was once a term for nudist communities, especi |
ettlement was abandoned after one year and the | colony was moved south to a site on the Brisbane Rive |
During 1918, the | colony was abandoned. |
The | colony was mostly made up of immigrants from Elizavet |
Beira, Mozambique (then Portuguese East Africa | Colony) was under construction and this was completed |
ly as a result of his able leadership that the | colony was so successful in the first three years of |
nterest in depicting the notable events of the | colony was piqued by the events surrounding the Victo |
illness ran rampant, and transportation to the | colony was slow and difficult. |
The Kuzbass Autonomous Industrial | Colony was a Soviet experiment in workers' control du |
ining double-member electoral districts as the | Colony was split into 30 single-member districts. |
uthority of England under which government the | colony was founded, the gothic features signifying th |
On 20 November 1815 the | colony was formally ceded to Britain by the Netherlan |
eptember 15, 1865 the first town in the Chubut | colony was named Rawson, and the settlers went on to |
es continued for a century until 1968 when the | colony was incorporated into Spanish Guinea. |
They settled at Cuper's Cove and the | colony was governed by John Guy, another Bristol man. |
Though once feared to be extinct, a | colony was discovered in 2010 at Chippenham Fen in Ca |
The | colony was winding down, although a small number of p |
The establishment of his family in the | colony was probably intended to inspire a confidence |
The | colony was useful for study of the genetics of change |
Carleton having left the province in 1805, the | colony was actually governed by a series of colonial |
e County, District of Maine, Massachusetts Bay | Colony was a short-lived county formed during the col |
The Handy | Colony was founded in 1950 by Lowney Turner Handy and |
27, 1838 when the constitution that ruled the | colony was suspended. |
der of King Charles I of England, the Virginia | Colony was divided into the 8 original shires of Virg |
light the virtually unknown account of how the | colony was rewarded for their long and challenging se |
In 1860, the | colony was extended with the Kowloon peninsula and in |
If the | colony was polygynistic, the Polyergus queen can take |
The | colony was established in Hadleigh in 1891 by General |
nt of political parties had advanced since the | colony was granted self-government. |
His administration of the | colony was highly esteemed. |
The early law of the | colony was based roughly on British common law and Mo |
The site selected for the future | colony was known as "Roberts Cove" named for Benjamin |
The | colony was established by the Milesians in the 6th ce |
An isolated | colony was found in the Conondale Range in southeaste |
In this period the | colony was considering whether or not to join Canada |
The | colony was started by Edward Rowan, director of the L |
vil judicial system to be established when the | colony was first established. |
This second | colony was established in 2008 and is also in a reser |
A Roman | colony was subsequently sent to Antemnae by Romulus . |
When the | Colony was installed, no services or commerce existed |
In control of the | colony was taken from the missionary society and take |
The Yamato | Colony was an attempt to create a community of Japane |
The proposed site for the | colony was in the Chubut River valley. |
Beissel's | colony was noted for its printing facilities. |
Bir Tibetan | Colony was established in the early 1960s following t |
However the first seizure of a German | colony was four days earlier (Togoland, captured as p |
A Genoese trading | colony was established there by the 13th century. |
The | colony was originally registered as Phillippson No 3, |
The | colony was established by the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1 |
The Cos Cob Art | Colony was a group of artists, many of them American |
, the first secretary to the Massachusetts Bay | Colony, was born in Gillingham. |
In 1930, a | colony was established to house the employees of the |
Edenton | Colony was the first permanent settlement in what is |
The same | colony was revisited in 1944, and was found to have a |
Another | colony was discovered in 1902 at a village called Buc |
standing just under seventeen hands, Pleasant | Colony was a grandson of the great Ribot. |
The first Australian | colony was founded at Port Jackson (now Sydney) on Ja |
The briefly existing | colony was then integrated into Italian Somalia in 19 |
ngton was born, the population of the Virginia | colony was 50 percent black, most of whom were enslav |
The Plymouth | colony was officially incorporated by charter into th |
In 1905, a similar | colony was started in Askov, Minnesota. |
De Vries arrived at Swaanendael he noticed the | colony was destroyed and nobody had survived. |
The hub of the | colony was primarily located, however, in what is now |
The Cranbrook | Colony was a group of artists who settled in Cranbroo |
However the new | colony was soon in serious difficulties. |
The | colony was ruled by Germany until 1915 when it was co |
The | colony was governed by a Dutch commander, and several |
In 1860 the declining | colony was incorporated into the emerging city of Dal |
Ol' | Colony was designed by professional golfer Jerry Pate |
The Bergthal | Colony was a Mennonite settlement in the southern par |
Originally built in Hollywood during 1912, the | colony was eventually relocated to Ojai, California i |
However, the | colony was not a success, and the couple returned to |
ians who had been children when the Swan River | Colony was first settled. |
was established nearby and the capital of the | colony was relocated there from Jamestown. |
The | colony was located south of the Ohio River, primarily |
It was established de jure when the | colony was created in 1784, but only came in to sessi |
ng the British occupation of Florida, a failed | colony was started in southeast Volusia County by And |
In 1979, the | colony was placed on the list of the "Cultural Resour |
In 1711, the | colony was divided into North Carolina and South Caro |
es its roots to 1905 and the creation of Clark | Colony Water Company, which built a network of irriga |
At first the | colony we know as Rhode Island was in two separate pa |
On this space | colony we were attempting to create a new paganism an |
Residents of The | Colony went to the polls on August 8 and of the 1,266 |
rth Diocese in 1872 churches in the Swan River | Colony were part of the Adelaide diocese. |
The precise limits of the Genoese | colony were stipulated in 1303, and they were prohibi |
Africans born in the | colony were British subjects, with full rights includ |
Independence underway, the fiscal needs of the | colony were among its greatest concerns. |
otham, however, found that the finances of the | colony were in great disorder, there was a prospectiv |
conomic value, when the first elections in the | colony were held in 1619, the colony's Governor forba |
The charges against the Rhode Island | colony were most serious, including complicity with p |
to) next to a church, and the residents of the | colony were moved there. |
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