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Hopkinson

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  • He was the son of John Hopkinson, a mechanical engineer, and among his brothe
  • His son Austin Hopkinson also became a Member of Parliament.
  • He continued to apprentice under Hopkinson, and worked at Hopkinson's Fenway studio.
  • the son of Henry Overton Wills III and Alice Hopkinson and was born in Clifton, Bristol, Gloucester
  • half-centuries from Murray Goodwin and Carl Hopkinson and they eventually eased through with 3 wic
  • David Hopkinson and Ed Godby played in The Freezing Fog; Dan
  • ff University was founded in 1970 by Sir Tom Hopkinson and as such is the longest established postg
  • the son of Henry Overton Wills III and Alice Hopkinson and was educated at Mill Hill School before
  • tion at the Admiralty, his successor Bertram Hopkinson appointed him as a lecturer, continuing his
  • Joseph Hopkinson at the Biographical Directory of the United
  • Joseph Hopkinson at the Biographical Directory of Federal Jud
  • Bertram Hopkinson, CMG, FRS, (11 January 1874 - 26 August 1918
  • Hopkinson considered his warnings had been amply justi
  • Long before it became fashionable, Hopkinson converted a derelict barn to a bungalow for
  • William Hopkinson Cox (1856-1950), Lieutenant Governor of Kent
  • d drama commissioner at the station, Francis Hopkinson decided to cancel the show after the eight e
  • Greta Hopkinson died in the mid 1990s in Brockenhurst, Hamps
  • Hopkinson Elementary School
  • rs from London's Royal College of Music as a Hopkinson Gold Medallist.
  • Michael Hopkinson, Green against Green - the Irish Civil War.
  • By April 1943 Hopkinson had been promoted to the rank of Major Gener
  • On 5 March, Aldershot Town announced that Hopkinson has left the club, and has been linked with
  • Hopkinson helped to secure his release with a minor fi
  • Sir Edward Hopkinson Holden, 1st Baronet (11 May 1848 - 23 July 1
  • George Hopkinson House, built in 1716, is a historic house at
  • he Second World War began in September 1939, Hopkinson immediately rejoined the Army and was posted
  • He married Alice Hopkinson in 1921.
  • She married a Doctor, Harry Hopkinson, in the 1920s and travelled Europe with him.
  • Hopkinson made his debut the next day, when he came on
  • In the 1780s, Hopkinson modified a glass harmonica to be played with
  • Major-General George Frederick Hopkinson OBE MC (1896 - 9 September 1943) was a Briti
  • Premier Division side Farnborough had signed Hopkinson on dual registration forms with Aldershot To
  • the Vale in the 1970-71 season, despite this Hopkinson only made the first eleven in 13 of the club
  • alon meeting with Benjamin Franklin, Francis Hopkinson, Pierre Eugene du Simitiere and others.
  • Hopkinson played for Derby County and Mansfield Town b
  • On October 23, 1828, Hopkinson received a recess appointment from John Quin
  • Three days later Hopkinson scored his first goal for Farnborough, after
  • after season finished, it was announced that Hopkinson signed a two-year deal at the club he was on
  • Hopkinson Smith (born 1946) is an American lutenist.
  • Since the mid 80s, Hopkinson Smith has focused principally on solo music
  • ute with Massimo Lonardi, Paolo Chierici and Hopkinson Smith and conducting with Simone Fontanelli.
  • under the tutelage of lutists Eugen Dombois, Hopkinson Smith and Peter Croton.
  • usic and one of the world's great lutenists, Hopkinson Smith gives concerts and master classes thro
  • His engineer was F. Hopkinson Smith, who later became famous as a writer o
  • nist Donna Agrell, lutenists Thomas Binkley, Hopkinson Smith, and Crawford Young; cornettist Bruce
  • oe Conkling, William Tweed, Charles Dana, F. Hopkinson Smith, and King Edward VII of the United Kin
  • a Cantorum Basiliensis under the tutelage of Hopkinson Smith.
  • Hopkinson started his career as a youth player at Plym
  • Hopkinson sued for libel, describing the statement as
  • isters in a mountaineering accident in 1898, Hopkinson switched to a career in engineering instead.
  • in 1940 he toured the U.S., playing at NYC's Hopkinson Theater in Siegel's Forgotten Women and Chic
  • In 1960 he married Theresa Mary Hopkinson; they went on to have two sons (one of whom
  • Hopkinson was a reputed amateur musician.
  • Hopkinson was born in Birmingham, in 1874, the son of
  • Hopkinson was survived by his wife, Nellie, and two da
  • The Liberal candidate, Austin Hopkinson, was returned unopposed in support of the Co
  • Hopkinson was a member of the Pilgrims' side that reac
  • In 1903 Hopkinson was elected to the Cambridge chair in mechan
  • Hopkinson was Vice-Chancellor of the Victoria Universi
  • Hopkinson was elected as a councillor on Audenshaw Cou
  • Formally nominated on December 11, 1828, Hopkinson was confirmed by the United States Senate on
  • By 1910 Hopkinson was actively involved in monitoring the Indi
  • irst World War as an engineering apprentice, Hopkinson was commissioned into the North Staffordshir
  • Italy, taking over from Major-General George Hopkinson who had been killed in action, in 1943.
  • us report also appeared in Reynolds News and Hopkinson won £500 damages from them.
  • Greta Hopkinson, wood sculptor and contemporary of Gertrude