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H. Headley, flax merchant. Terrace. Each 1½ bays x 2 storeys. Doorways with reeded surrounds and rectangular fanlights. Windows with December – Lady Mary Victoria Hamilton, Scottish-German-French great-grandmother of Prince Rainier III of Monaco (died 1922) Outrage over the new law only increased traffic along the Underground Railroad during the 1850s. Northern states avoided enforcing the law and by 1860, the number of runaways successfully returned to slaveholders hovered around just 330. Your house is a listed building, is within the grounds of a listed building, or the garden wall forms a boundary with a neighbouring listed building

Kirkcaldy Central Library has a large collection of transcripts, indexes and manuscript volumes of Kirkcaldy burials. WHITE HOUSE (possibly on the map of 1756. Both quantitative and qualitative approaches were employed in this study. Quantitative methods were used to measure coverage and utilisation of the programme, while semi-structured interviews (SSIs) were conducted to explore the qualitative data on voucher communication, beneficiary’s identification, voucher distribution, and challenges for beneficiaries and providers under the MCHVS. Quantitative methods Data collection Hoffman R, Okon JL, Sandrin TR (2005) Medium composition affects the degree and pattern of Cd inhibition of naphthalene biodegradation. Chemosphere 59:919–927For walls about 1200mm in height, you’ll need a structural engineer to design or approve the wall plans before starting any building work.

According to S.H.P Miss Susannah Greene Stott, who had been known as a Bradford socialite, came to live in Pool House in 1874. (Eccleshill Hall was demolished in 1878) She had inherited the property and land from her cousin, Miss Susannah Stott who died on 11.4.1873 ( see Pool gravestone) After the death of Miss Susannah Greene Stott, on 25 th October 1883, age 59, also formerly of Eccleshill Hall, ( School Log records her funeral was held 29 th Oct. 1883) the house and land was left to her companion The Honorable Miss Augusta Mary Yorke whom she had adopted.. In 1892 at the age of 43, Miss Augusta Mary Yorke married Herbert Stanhope, aged 47 years from 43 Albermarle Street London. The census of 1911 states the house was inhabited by Herbert Stanhope and Augusta Mary, his place of birth is shown as Eccleshill . The marriage certificate shows his father as George S. Stanhope a Leutenant Colonel. Miss Yorke’s father was James Charles Yorke a late Captain in the 5 th Dragoon Guards. One reference in Miss Susannah Greene Stott’s will calls Miss York “The Honorable”. Nowell Stanhope Stott was President of Arthington Show 1908. The Germ, periodical of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood edited by William Michael Rossetti (four issues, January–April, the last two retitled Art and Poetry). The Leeds Mercury “Deaths. 8 th April 1839 On Tuesday, at Poole near Otley. Mrs. Ann Nowell Stott relict of the late Nowell Stott Esq. of Manchester”. This is the first record, so far, of a date when the Stott family were living at Pool House.( see gravestone) Gustafsson JP (2010) Visual MINTEQ (Ver 2.52), USEPA publishing, [Accessed 10 August 2010]. http://www.lwr.kth.se/English/OurSoftware/vminteq/ in Salford". visitsalford.info. Archived from the original on 7 January 2009 . Retrieved 19 January 2008.The Detailed List of the Old Parochial Registers of Scotland, published 1872, provides this information about the content of the OPRs, including the gaps within them: Source: Census of Great Britain, 1851, Religious worship and education. Scotland. Report and tables. British Parliamentary Papers 1854 LIX (1764).

December – Bingley Hall, the world's first purpose-built permanent exhibition hall, opens in Birmingham. Up by 1823 (Baines Directory (1823), II, 70–2). Cottage and tenements erected and street projected in 1815 (YCA, E. 96 ff. 243v, 249v);Town council minutes, 1645-1930; Police Commissioners minutes, 1877-1893; Dysart Parochial Board/Parish Council minute books, 1879-1901; Dysart Combination Poorhouse management committee minutes, 1921-1928; Town Council accounts, 1713-1930 (with gaps). June – eccentric Robert Pate physically assaults Queen Victoria with his cane in Piccadilly (London). When the full compromise failed to pass, Douglas split the omnibus bill into individual bills, which permitted congressmen to either vote or abstain on each topic. The untimely death of President Zachary Taylor and ascendancy of pro-compromise Vice President Millard Fillmore to the White House helped contribute to the passage of each bill. Calhoun died in 1850 and Clay and Webster two years later, making their roles in the Compromise of 1850 one of their last acts as statesmen. Main Points of The Compromise of 1850 A listing of all stones has been published by the Fife Family History Society in their Publication 19, Monumental Inscriptions. Descriptive statistics were used to illustrate the voucher distribution and its coverage by each RHC in Yedarshey Township from June to December 2013. The voucher coverage was calculated as a percentage by dividing the number of vouchers distributed to pregnant women over the total number of registered women in each RHC. Qualitative methods

Richardson was a glass blower, [16] or glass bottle maker, most likely an employee of Alfred Alexander & co., Hunslet Glass Works, in South Accommodation Road. [19] [21] [22] He was 24 years old when he died. [23] Amitours Group of Companies provide reliable and professional business and leisure transportation services in major European cities and airports including Paris, London, Geneva, Nice, Zurich, Geneva and Alpine ski resorts. Our group ensures excellence across all our services and activities.Minutes, 1819-1820, 1828-1831, 1865-1901; Managers' minutes, 1775-1813, 1864-1910; Boxmaster's Accounts, 1779-1828; Missionary cash book, 1854-1867; Register of baptisms, 1828-1831, 1838; Communion rolls, 1862-1908; 1839-1964; Miscellaneous papers, 19-20 cents. Said WA, Lewis DL (1991) Quantitative assessment of the effects of metals on microbial degradation of organic chemicals. Appl Environ Microbiol 57:1498–1503 Mean altitude ( H m) is taken as an approximation for equilibrium-line altitude (ELA; cf. Reference Braithwaite and Mü;ller.Braithwaite and Müller, 1980), and the mass balance (annual ablation) at the glacier tongue is computed as b t = d b/d H ( H m – H min) where the mass-balance gradient d b/d H receives a value of 0.75 m w.e. per 100 m and year for the ablation area, as appears quite characteristic for the Alps ( Reference Oerlemans and Hoogendorn.Oerlemans and Hoogendorn, 1989; Reference Oerlemans and Fortuin.Oerlemans and Fortuin, 1992). Depth-averaged mean flow velocity along the central flowline in the ablation area is calculated as balance velocity for the lower half of the ablation area as u m,a = [(3 b t/4)(L a/2)]/h f,a. For simplicity, the corresponding surface flow velocity u s,a is assumed not to differ significantly from u m,a; its component of ice deformation is calculated from u d,a = 2 Ατ f n h f/( n + 1) where A is uniformly chosen as 0.16 a −1 bar −3 and n = 3 to give realistic values (cf. Reference PatersonPaterson, 1981). The combined consideration of mass conservation and the ice-flow law would, in principle. allow the sliding velocity in the ablation area to be estimated as u b, a = u s, a. The velocity ratio in the ablation area would then be defined as u b, a/ u s, a. In view of the limited data base and the uncertainties involved with the flow-law parameters, however, firn conclusions cannot be expected from such dynamic considerations.