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| Gervase Cary Elwes | English vocalist and diplomat |
| Thomas Flatman (1637-1688) was an | English poet and miniature painter. |
| Paul Broks is an | English neuropsychologist and science writer. |
| Ann Ebrecht | English Scholar and Writer. |
| William Nicolson (1655-1727) was an | English divine and antiquary. |
| English Peasantry and the Enclosure of Common Fields. | |
| English Language and Literature | |
| The most frequent languages are Arabic, | English, Somali and Polish. |
| For the | English Egyptologist and archaeological photographer, |
| Adam Osgodby (died 1316) was an | English lawyer and administrator. |
| Sir Everard Fawkener (1694-1758) was an | English merchant and diplomat. |
| 1794), was an | English organist and composer. |
| For the | English artist and designer, see Mike Worrall. |
| Thomas Norton (c.1433-c.1513) was an | English poet and alchemist. |
| January 29 - Daniel Bacheler, | English lutenist and composer (born 1572) |
| William Fleetwood (died 1594) was an | English lawyer and politician. |
| She is also an | English teacher and freelance editor. |
| For the | English Jesuit and writer, see John Rastell (Jesuit). |
| 6 November - John Bevis, | English physician and astronomer (born 1695) |
| She speaks | English, Swedish, and Swahili. |
| It broadcasts in | English, Swahili and Mandarin. |
| January 28 - John Baskerville, | English printer and inventor (died 1775) |
| The Fairies in | English Tradition and Literature. |
| Mandy Nicola Haberman is an | English inventor and entrepreneur. |
| Daniel Ryan (born 1968) is an | English actor and writer. |
| Thomas Blount (1618-1679) was an | English antiquarian and lexicographer. |
| Nathaniel Fairfax, M.D. (1637-1690), was an | English divine and physician. |
| For the | English poet and essayist, see Stephen Spender. |
| Maurice Edward Langham, M.D. is an | English physician and author. |
| Philip Wynter (1793-1871) was an | English clergyman and academic. |
| Thomas Adams (1583-1653) was an | English clergyman and reputed preacher. |
| William Broome (1689-1745) was an | English poet and translator. |
| Op. 15a Three Pastorales (1980) | English horn and string orchestra |
| School of | English, Media and Performing Arts |
| northern block upstairs) - which houses both | English Language and English Literature. |
| John Young (c.1532-1605) was an | English academic and bishop. |
| October 6 - John Caius, | English physician and benefactor (d. |
| He is of part | English, Irish and part Cherokee descent. |
| Harvey Grace (1874-1944) was an | English organist and music writer. |
| June 3 - Charles Waterton, | English naturalist and explorer (died 1865) |
| Richard Brett (1567-1637) was an | English clergyman and academic. |
| Charles Worsley (1622-1656) was an | English soldier and politician. |
| 1123), was an | English cleric and administrator. |
| He also mastered the | English language and studied English literature. |
| January 27 - William Temple, | English statesman and essayist (born 1628) |
| Lee Boardman - an | English actor and narrator. |
| John Coldwell (c.1535-1596) was an | English physician and bishop. |
| James Ellis (1763?-1830) was an | English lawyer and antiquary. |
| William Norreys (1548-1579) was an | English soldier and politician. |
| He speaks Dutch, German, | English, Indonesian, and Javanese. |
| James Litherland is an | English singer and guitarist. |
| George Jackson (1790-1811) was an | English botanist and author. |
| Kenny were a mid-1970s | English pop and glam rock band. |
| Brunel Block: | English, Mathematics and Humanities. |
| Derek Bishton (born 1948) is an | English journalist and photographer. |
| 1274 - 1347) was an | English ecclesiastic and chronicler. |
| Gary Clail is a | English singer and record producer. |
| Sarah Wildor is an | English ballerina and theatre dancer. |
| 1698, d. 1769) was an | English clergyman and classical scholar. |
| August - John Parkinson, | English herbalist and botanist (born 1567) |
| July 18 - Robert Hooke, | English scientist and inventor (died 1703) |
| Abraham John Valpy (1787-1854) was an | English printer and publisher. |
| Besides this is the | English Wikipedia and this term is often used in Engl |
| Edmund Allen was an | English scholar and clergyman. |
| June 20 - Benjamin Huntsman, | English inventor and manufacturer (born 1704) |
| Thomas Baines (1806-1881), was an | English journalist and local historian. |
| This article is about the | English anarchist and psychologist. |
| Thomas Clayton (1673 - 1725) was an | English violinist and composer. |
| 1792), | English mathematician and astronomer. |
| 1558 - 1618) was an | English courtier and musician. |
| Richard Laurence (1760-1838) was an | English Hebraist and Anglican churchman. |
| AP | English Language and Composition |
| Neri speaks Italian (mother tongue), French, | English, Spanish, and Japanese. |
| John Nickolls (1710?-1745) was an | English collector and antiquary. |
| 1528 - 27 August 1610) was an | English gentlewoman and scholar. |
| Each edition is published in | English, traditional and simplified Chinese. |
| Sir Richard Edgcumbe (1499-1562) was an | English courtier and politician. |
| This article is about the | English actor and writer. |
| Albertus Bryne, | English composer and organist (died 1668) |
| Matthew Locke, | English composer and theorist (died 1677) |
| William Crookes - | English chemist and physicist |
| Partita for | English Horn and Organ (1956) |
| Hiller is fluent in | English, German and French. |
| Henry Boase (1763-1827) was an | English banker and author. |
| 1563 - 27 October 1617) was an | English diplomat and politician. |
| It was translated into | English, Italian, and German. |
| William Lilly (1602-1681) was an | English astrologer and occultist. |
| William Lily (grammarian) (1468-1522), | English scholar and Latin grammarian |
| It is her second | English album and 17th in total. |
| Henry Jeanes (1611-1662) was an | English clergyman and puritan controversialist. |
| His specialism is modern | English literature and literary theory. |
| John Bailey (1750-1819), was an | English agriculturist and engraver. |
| August 22 - Bartholomew Gosnold, | English explorer and privateer (b. |
| P. (Advanced Placement) offerings include: AP | English Language and AP English Literature |
| John Parkinson, | English herbalist and botanist (d. |
| 1956 Caterina Valente - in | english, french and spanish |
| David W. Rollason is an | English historian and medievalist. |
| Thomas P. Jones (1774-1848) was an | English engineer and publisher. |
| Stephen Weston (1665-1742) was an | English bishop and educator. |
| April - Joseph Warton (died 1800), | English poet and critic |
| Nathaniel Marshall (died 1730) was an | English churchman and theologian. |
| 1628-1680/81) was an | English soldier and Virginia colonial official. |
| Simon Gunton (1609-1676) was an | English clergyman and antiquary. |
| There, she learned | English, French, and Japanese. |
| She speaks | English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. |
| Anthony was born to an | English mother and Nigerian father. |
| 1495 - 30 July 1540) was an | English reformer and martyr. |
| For the | English composer and organist, see Thomas Attwood (co |
| John Walker (born 1939) is an | English painter and printmaker. |
| Charles William Glover (1806-1863), was an | English violinist and composer. |
| Thomas Bourn (1771-1832) was an | English teacher and educational writer. |
| Merton Professor of | English Language and Literature |
| John Playford, | English bookseller and publisher (born 1623) |
| eportedly, it was shown both in Japanese with | English subtitles and dubbed into English. |
| It is both in | English dialogue and in the original Japanese dialogu |
| 1604) was an | English composer and lutenist. |
| The main languages spoken are | English, Malay, and Mandarin Chinese. |
| 1410 - 29 March 1461) was an | English nobleman and soldier. |
| James Delingpole (born 1965) is an | English columnist and novelist. |
| Charles Rochemont Aikin (1775-1847) was an | English doctor and chemist. |
| William James (1542-1617) was an | English academic and bishop. |
| English batted and threw right-handed. | |
| It is formed from the Old | English 'lamb' and 'hythe. |
| 1741), | English politician and judge |
| Bob Holness - | English actor and presenter |
| John Harding (died 1610) was an | English churchman and academic. |
| Samuel Knight (1675-1746) was an | English clergyman and antiquary. |
| 1570-1600), | English Catholic and martyr |
| 1639), was an | English divine and dramatist. |
| 1417 - 3 May 1490) was an | English politician and lawyer. |
| Tyler approaches his | English teacher and asks for a date. |
| For the | English writer and novelist see Mary Stewart |
| Medieval | English Verse and Prose (1948) with Rudolph Willard |
| Henry Adams (1813-1877) was an | English naturalist and conchologist. |
| He completed the Survey of | English Literature, and published a book on English p |
| Together they had a boy named Kal ( | English: time) and a girl named Barsha (English: rain |
| William Norris (1719-1791) was an | English clergyman and antiquarian. |
| For the | English merchant and nobleman, see Mark Wilks Collet. |
| Hope Channel (HC) - | English (North and Central America) |
| July 29 - John Caius, | English physician and benefactor (b. |
| Humphrey Fenn (died 1634), was an | English puritan Anglican divine. |
| Ireland's | English Question: Anglo-Irish Relations 1534-1970 (19 |
| Old | English language, Anglo-Saxon, the ancestor of modern |
| English I-IV, ap English III-IV | |
| AP | English Lang., AP English Lit. |
| Voice actors (Japanese): Nobutoshi Canna ( | English): Stephen Apostolina |
| English Criminal Appeals 1844-1994 (OUP Oxford 1996) | |
| The second | English edition appeared in 2009. |
| He is an | English actor, appearing on stage and television. |
| in | English: Thorn Apple |
| Dance on the | English Stage, April 1999 |
| Programmes in languages ( | English and Arabic) and social science |
| He speaks | English and Arabic. |
| English and Arabic. | |
| English Heritage: Archaeological Investigation Report | |
| November 8 - Francis J. Haverfield, | English Romano-British archaeologist (d. |
| 26 July: Henry Christy, | English ethnologist, archaeologist and sponsor (d. |
| Sir James Burrough (architect) (1691-1764), | English amateur architect |
| r reference to the archaeological styles, see | English Gothic architecture. |
| English Romanesque Architecture: Volume I: Before the | |
| English superlatives are typically formed with the su | |
| Between Tubby Crescent and | English crescent are the Rugby fields |
| The | English lyrics are by Marc Blitzstein. |
| The titles of the | English version are shown between brackets. |
| In | English, they are often called TK or silent partnersh |
| In United States | English they are known as "taxi stands". |
| Works from Sinhala, Tamil and | English language are reviewed. |
| Also the | English lyrics are translated in French and the Frenc |
| Also Note: The | English titles are not exact translations, however ar |
| Lollies - Elderflower, | English Summer, Aromatic Sweet Lime |
| Shortly afterwards, | English reinforcements arrived from Dublin, under Col |
| He moved early to | English club Arsenal in July 2003. |
| Jayne Lawless is an | English installation artist from Liverpool. |
| Peter Sinclair (sound artist), | English sound artist in Marseilles, France |
| Edward Barton, | English poet, artist and songwriter |
| For the | English poster artist, see Tom Eckersley. |
| For the 18th-century | English portrait artist, see Bartholomew Dandridge (a |
| 1967, Pembury, Kent) is an | English visual artist. |
| John Hurford (born 1948) is a prolific | English psychedelic artist. |
| ed a bill requiring public documents to be in | English only as a means of encouraging non-English sp |
| English translations as of 2007 | |
| It is known in the | English version as Warring Clans. |
| To teach the | English program as of grade 1. |
| Dissidia: Final Fantasy (2008) (VG) (voice: | English version) as Sephiroth |
| created an | English peer as Lord Butler (in 1666). |
| That's the | English title as listed (twice) by the IMDb. |
| In | English translation as: Jomini, Antoine-Henri, trans. |
| English: East Asia Institute | |
| Jagruti - | English & Assamese |
| English Literary Association | |
| Chairman of the | English Clergy Association. |
| July 13 - John Dee, | English alchemist, astrologer and mathematician (d. |
| He was Professor of | English Literature at Leeds University. |
| He was | English Chaplain at Smyrna in 1669-1674. |
| French destroy the | English settlement at Bonavista, Newfoundland. |
| Clough studied | English literature at Leeds University. |
| Tusa is currently an | English Professor at Louisiana State University. |
| She studied | English Literature at Queen's University of Belfast ( |
| 1524 - 1582) was an | English organist at St. Paul's Cathedral. |
| James L. | English died at age 76 in Sacramento. |
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