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| Edward Rigby ... Bill, the Skipper | |
| Edward Rigby - Alfred Bucket | |
| Edward Rigby ... Charles Marriott | |
| Edward Rigby ... Albert Goodman | |
| Edward Rigby as Mansel | |
| ther, the member for South Sydney 1910-31, see | Edward Riley (Australian politician). |
| He was the son of Labor politician | Edward Riley. |
| The area originally was set up as the | Edward River Mission in 1938. |
| Formerly known as | Edward River Aboriginal Mission, Pormpuraaw was an An |
| Brian | Edward Roach as Danny |
| the road was renamed Choi Hung Road and Prince | Edward Road East. |
| ngham College: Balsall Heath Women's Academy), | Edward Road, B12 9LB. |
| Captain | Edward Robert Pennell was a World War I flying ace cr |
| Major General Sir | Edward Robert Prevost Woodgate, KCMG, CB, was a Briti |
| The Valkyrie's Vigil (1906) by | Edward Robert Hughes |
| 1971) who is married to | Edward Robert Hamilton Clarkson. |
| He is survived by three sons: | Edward, Robert, and Jackson. |
| William | Edward Roberts Sr. 92 |
| Lawrence | Edward Roberts III (born October 20, 1982) is an Amer |
| Edward Roberts (b. | |
| Newfoundland and Labrador Lieutenant Governor | Edward Roberts. |
| Ul makes an appearance under the cover name of | Edward Robertson. |
| Edward Robinson was a United States Representative fr | |
| In 1838, | Edward Robinson (scholar) observed that Mallaha lay n |
| Able Seaman | Edward Robinson |
| William | Edward Robinson (1863 - 10 May 1927) was an English m |
| Mayor- T. | Edward Robinson |
| 12 February - John | Edward Robinson, Missionary Bishop of the Methodist E |
| man lexicon of Wilhelm Gesenius, translated by | Edward Robinson. |
| Orson Welles - | Edward Rochester |
| He also starred as | Edward Rochester in a 1934 adaptation of Jane Eyre op |
| as the title character, and Timothy Dalton as | Edward Rochester. |
| Edward Rogers (representative) at the Biographical Di | |
| Edward Rogers (May 30, 1787 - May 29, 1857) was a U.S | |
| Edward Rogers - Music | |
| Norfolk, he was the elder son of the Reverend | Edward Rolfe. |
| Edward Romilly was the third son of Sir Samuel Romill | |
| Edward Ronan (born March 21, 1968) is a former profes | |
| Dewey and | Edward Rondthaler, a prominent typesetter, CEO of Int |
| Edward Rose died on December 31, 1904, at the age of | |
| Edward Roseman (as Ed Roseman) | |
| Edward Roseman - Fantomas | |
| Caesar Petrillo & | Edward Ross |
| David Morse, Cara Seymour, Vladica Kostic and | Edward Ross) (a.k.a. |
| "Jim" (Caesar Petrillo, | Edward Ross, Nelson Shawn) - 2:59 |
| "Jim" (Caesar Petrillo, | Edward Ross, Nelson Shawn) - 3:42 |
| His brother | Edward Ross, also gained a single cap in 1904. |
| Edward Roundell (1926-74), married Joanna Bacon (a da | |
| Pat Hingle - | Edward Roundfield |
| John | Edward Roush (September 12, 1920 - March 26, 2004) wa |
| Edward Rowan, lecturer and consultant for the colony | |
| Edward Rowe Snow, famous lighthouse historian and aut | |
| Graham | Edward Rowe (born August 28, 1945 in Southport, Lanca |
| Albert | Edward Rowe (1872 - 16 August 1955) was an Australian |
| Judge Turchin's courtroom is located in the | Edward Roybal Federal Building and Courthouse in Los |
| Born the son of | Edward Royd Rice MP, Rice joined the Royal Navy in 18 |
| Intro and notes by | Edward Rush Ruggles. |
| Edward Rushton was born in Liverpool on November 13, | |
| Edward Russell Dalglish was an American Biblical scho | |
| Edward Russell Ayrton. | |
| ugust 1851 Vengeance commanded by Captain Lord | Edward Russell left Portsmouth for the Mediterranean. |
| Edward Russell Ayrton (17 December 1882 - 18 May 1914 | |
| Edward Russell Helwer (born December 20, 1940) is a p | |
| Edward Russell was born on August 31, 1782 in Portlan | |
| Edward Russell (1782-1835) served as Maine's Secretar | |
| Lord Arthur John | Edward Russell (14 June 1825 - 4 April 1892) was a Br |
| authored a tract in vindication of his friend, | Edward Russell. |
| J. | Edward Russo |
| The | Edward Ruth Gallery |
| Edward Rutledge sailed from Tampa, Florida, in convoy | |
| USS | Edward Rutledge (AP-52) was an Edward Rutledge-class |
| Owen King - | Edward Rutledge |
| Edward Rutledge (20 March 1778-1780) | |
| Edward Rutledge, signer of the Declaration of Indepen | |
| The victims were transports | Edward Rutledge, Hugh L. Scott, and Tasker H. Bliss. |
| emarried, to become the second wife of widower | Edward Rutledge. |
| Brother to | Edward Rutledge. |
| Napoleon's elite cavalry, | Edward RYAN & dessins de ROUSSELOT, 1999 |
| Edward Ryder and Val Carlson are credited as its desi | |
| 'On Holy Scripture and Criticism' by Herbert | Edward Ryle Macmillan and Co. (1904) |
| Edward Ryley (or Riley) Langworthy (1797 - April 7, 1 | |
| By | Edward S. Rachlin, MD, FACS, and Isabel Rachlin, PT, |
| Edward S. Flanagan, commonly known as Ed Flanagan, is | |
| He had a brother, | Edward S. Donovan who was called Piper Donovan. |
| The three chiefs Piegan, by | Edward S. Curtis |
| The | Edward S. Barrows House, is located just north of dow |
| Explaining this phenomenon, | Edward S. Herman has emphasized the importance of "no |
| For the governor of Washington Territory, see | Edward S. Salomon. |
| Review of Analytical Chemistry, Volume 1 (with | Edward S. Yeung) (2008) ISBN 0824344014 |
| Hodge was the editor for | Edward S. Curtis's monumental series The North Americ |
| Elderly Klamath woman by | Edward S. Curtis, 1924 |
| Aatsista-Mahkan, circa 1900, by | Edward S. Curtis |
| Colonel | Edward S. |
| Herman, | Edward S. and Frank Brodhead. |
| Lieutenant Colonel | Edward S. Salomon - Mustered out with the regiment. |
| Edward S. Lacey | |
| The current chairman is | Edward S. Finley, Jr., who was named Chairman on Apri |
| Edward S. Davidson, professor of electrical engineeri | |
| In 1911 she married fellow teacher | Edward S. Brown, but the marriage did not last. |
| quarters were made possible by philanthropist | Edward S. Harkness. |
| Edward S. Flanagan, Democrat | |
| was interviewed by historian and photographer | Edward S. Curtis in the early 20th Century. |
| Edward S. Kampf (b. | |
| Kennedy, | Edward S. (1983). |
| Edward S. "Eddie" Lampert (born July 19, 1962) is an | |
| Lieutenant Colonel | Edward S. Solomon - Mustered out with the regiment. |
| Edward Sabine was a member of John Ross's Arctic voya | |
| June 26 - Sir | Edward Sabine, soldier and scientist (b.1788) |
| October 14 - Sir | Edward Sabine, soldier and scientist (d.1883) |
| October 14 - | Edward Sabine, physicist, astronomer and explorer (d. |
| His younger brother was Sir | Edward Sabine. |
| Edward Sackvile, later 4th Earl of Dorset, c. 1614, b | |
| Hon. | Edward Sackville (died 1646) |
| Edward Sadler won a cap for England while at Oldham i | |
| Edward Said was on the editorial board until his deat | |
| ng the authors whose works he has examined are | Edward Said and Yvonne Vera. |
| The Pen and the Sword (1994) (interviews with | Edward Said) |
| September 25 - | Edward Said, 67, Palestinian-American literary theori |
| She was a sister of | Edward Said. |
| Edward Said: A Legacy of Emancipation and Representat | |
| Edward Sainsbury was born on 5 July 1851 in Bath, Som | |
| 2004 | Edward Salmon |
| He was the brother of | Edward Salomon a civil war era governor of Wisconsin. |
| Edward Salomon | |
| Number 81: Manchester Reform Club by | Edward Salomons, (1870) Listed Grade II |
| born at Uckfield, Sussex, the only son of Rev. | Edward Sanderson of Uckfield. |
| Edward Sands (ca 1760 - 1803) was a politician in New | |
| Harrison, | Edward Sanford Nome and Seward Peninsula: a book of i |
| Edward Sapir | |
| age: An Introduction To The Study Of Speech by | Edward Sapir |
| Then he went on studying under | Edward Sapir and Leonard Bloomfield at the University |
| It was designed by noted architect | Edward Sargent (1842 - 1914). |
| Sir | Edward Sassoon, 2nd Baronet, of Kensington Gore |
| James | Edward Saunders (October 1878 - unknown) was an Engli |
| 1628 Christopher Lewknor | Edward Savage |
| John | Edward Sawyer (1917 - 1995) was a prominent academic |
| Edward Schoeneck | |
| As a coach at King | Edward School in Johannesburg he oversaw the developm |
| He was educated at the Prince | Edward School there. |
| As a junior Byron played tennis for Prince | Edward School in Harare. |
| Guild of Students original section facing King | Edward School was designed by Birmingham inter-war ar |
| July 15 - | Edward Schreyer becomes premier of Manitoba, replacin |
| In 1968-69, he supported | Edward Schreyer to replace Russell Paulley as leader |
| y 15, 1969 - November 24, 1977: The Honourable | Edward Schreyer |
| rved as cabinet ministers in the government of | Edward Schreyer (1969-1977). |
| Premier of Manitoba: | Edward Schreyer and then Sterling Lyon |
| Premier of Manitoba - | Edward Schreyer |
| were two candidates for the party leadership: | Edward Schreyer and Sidney Green. |
| He supported | Edward Schreyer's bid to become party leader in 1968- |
| in parliament, he was a backbench supporter of | Edward Schreyer's government. |
| Dillen was not appointed to the cabinet of | Edward Schreyer, but served as Schreyer's legislative |
| He was not called to join the cabinet of | Edward Schreyer. |
| e lost, finishing fourth against CCF candidate | Edward Schreyer. |
| Schultz was the son of George | Edward Schultz and his wife Emma. |
| irected by CPR's Assistant Chief Engineer John | Edward Schwitzer. |
| In | Edward Scissor Hands, Edward fell in love with Kim wh |
| Edward Scissorhands (1990) | |
| ame of the game is derived from the 1990 movie | Edward Scissorhands. |
| He was a Republican and served under governors | Edward Scofield and Robert La Follette, Sr.. |
| Edward Scofield, from 1887 1891 (later became Governo | |
| Derek | Edward Scott (born 8 February 1958) is an English for |
| Dr | Edward Scott (5 November 1852-24 May 1920) was an Eng |
| LeGrant | Edward Scott (July 25, 1910 - November 12, 1993) was |
| Best married Caroline, daughter of | Edward Scott, of Scott's Hall, Kent, in 1784. |
| Thomas | Edward Scrutton was born in London, UK. |
| Sir Thomas | Edward Scrutton (1856-1934) was an English legal text |
| Charles | Edward Searle was the seventh son of Samuel Browne Se |
| 'Donnell co-directed it with Peter Neville and | Edward Seaton. |
| Sir | Edward Sebright, 2nd Baronet (c. |
| inky is a 1923 comedy-Western film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and starring Hoot Gibson. |
| and Ladder is a 1924 Western film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and featuring Hoot Gibson. |
| American melodramatic sports film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and written by Howard J. Green and Ed |
| ngle Handed is a 1923 Western film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and featuring Hoot Gibson. |
| hrill Chaser is a 1923 action film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and featuring Hoot Gibson. |
| n' for Love is a 1923 Western film directed by | Edward Sedgwick and featuring Hoot Gibson. |
| for a King is a 1937 American film directed by | Edward Sedgwick. |
| 31 March - | Edward Selby Smyth, British General, commanded Militi |
| Money and Banking, with | Edward Selby (1972) |
| William | Edward Sell |
| When | Edward senior moved to Sunderland in 1816, his family |
| In no position to argue, | Edward sent the Woodville party away. |
| William Holden as | Edward Seton |
| Edward Seymour of Easton, c. 1735 later Edward Seymou | |
| Seymour (1679-1732) was the fourth son of Sir | Edward Seymour of Berry Pomeroy, 4th Baronet, a desce |
| 1625: Sir | Edward Seymour, 2nd Baronet; Sir Edward Giles |
| Sir | Edward Seymour, 6th Baronet (1695-1757) (succeeded as |
| After Henry died, | Edward Seymour, maternal uncle to Edward VI, became P |
| John Michael | Edward Seymour, 19th Duke of Somerset (b. 30 December |
| Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford 24 April 1601 - | |
| 1588), being a daughter of | Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, the protector. |
| cified a group of men to act as regents during | Edward's minority, Edward Seymour, Edward's uncle, qu |
| Sir | Edward Seymour, 1st Baronet (c. |
| he Amesbury estate was subsequently granted to | Edward Seymour, 1st Earl of Hertford by the Crown. |
| Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset 1547-1551 | |
| The Labour candidate, | Edward Shackleton, held the seat for his party. |
| See also | Edward Shackleton, Baron Shackleton |
| Young | Edward shared entertainments with the neighbouring fa |
| George | Edward Sharpe (c. |
| The band toured with | Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros in support of th |
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