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Topic: 1591 Baize

	Browsholme Hall - Home of the Parker Family for over 500 years
		The house was ‘H’ shaped a central hall with the parlour wing to the west and kitchens to the east.
		After 1603 when Thomas Parker purchased the freehold, the wings and front were refaced in rusticated sandstone, a fourth storey with triangular gables, decorated with balls, added to the roof, and the central portico or frontispiece affixed.
		In the centre of the room a baize covered Regency rent-table is now used to support changing displays textiles and ceramics.
	www.browsholme.co.uk /history.htm (4289 words)

	James I: Volume 15: July-October, 1605 \| British History Online
		Enjoins obedience to the Pope's mandate, that Romanists shall not attempt to procure liberty of conscience by unlawful means.
		English merchants are injured, because foreigners are allowed to export baize and other woollen goods, without paying double custom.
		Complaint of the clothiers, baize and saye makers, of Colchester, that Dutch strangers engross their trade, and use the trades of weaving, rowing, andc., contrary to the laws of the realm, and without serving apprenticeship.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=15000 (3515 words)

	Some Descendants of Jean de la Fontaine - pafg08.asp - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		He moved to Cork, Ireland, in 1694, and supported his family by having baize manufactured on hand looms, for power looms had not yet come into use in England.
		He preached to a congregation, but they were so poor he declined to receive any compensation.
		Elizabeth was born in 1591 in London, ENG.
	www.juch.org /fontaine/pafg08.asp (2503 words)

	Sore Eyes ~ Weblog w/e 3.3.2001
		The Register reports on the shitstorm this has raised on ICANN's own online forum and at Slashdot as thousands of.org domain holders see the prospect of their domains being summarily confiscated regardless of how long they've based their online presence on the only Global Top Level Domain that could reasonably accomodate non-commercial users.
		Furthermore, the.org domain was actually intended as a "miscellaneous" global domain - see RFC 1591 - rather than as a domain solely for not-for-profits.
		In fairness to ICANN this is only a proposal at this stage, and they have indicated that they're aware that existing domain registrants will have issues with this change and that there will need to be a transitional period.
	www.thebeard.demon.co.uk /weblogs/20010303.html (1553 words)

	WDC GenWeb People Index: Ba-Bar
		abt 1885 Baisden, Robert L Jr Baisden, Robert L Sr Baisden, Zona Baize, Calvin Edward b.
		Feb 1866 Baize, Chester Edward Baize, Edna Elaine b.
		May 18 1906 Baize, George Washington Baize, Leta Oreen b.
	www.rootsweb.com /~deschart/i-ba-bar.html (4705 words)

	The History of Pues, by John Mason Neale
		The sermon whence this is taken was preached in Lent, 1596; and Richard III.
		is supposed to have been written in 1591.
		Now, say the supporters of the theory I am opposing, if the term pue-fellow was then so common metaphorically to be applied to any close companionship, pues must have been known at a much earlier period.
	anglicanhistory.org /neale/pues.html (8158 words)

	TO DO LIST
		Message 1593 - Posted 31 Jan 2006 1:46:13 UTC - in response to Message ID 1591.
		They are broke everywhere in the entire forum.
		Message 1591 - Posted 31 Jan 2006 0:43:27 UTC - in response to Message ID 1590.
	www.ufluids.net /forum_thread.php?id=113 (3863 words)

	Fantasy Encyclopedia Updates, A to B (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		ARIOSTO, LUDOVICO The first English translation of Orlando Furioso can be more fully ascribed as: trans Sir John Harington (1560-1612) as Orlando Furioso in English Heroical Verse (1591).
		Homoerotic and fantasticated use is made of the iconographic Billy in Billy the Kid (coll of linked poems 1959) by Jack Spicer (1925-1965), where Billy engages in various archetypal rituals.
		For Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire was released in 1986, not 1966, and Billy the Kid versus Dracula was released in 1965, not 1966.
	www.dcs.gla.ac.uk /SF-Archives/Misc/fec_ab.html (2752 words)

	Cityark - Search Results
		The bible and common prayer book on the high altar were covered in red velvet.
		The blue damask was still in use in 1707 but by 1725 had been replaced with purple baize.
		Dr. Clarke's inventory of about 1678 is a much more detailed document.
	cityark.medway.gov.uk /query/results/?Mode=Search;SearchWords=Wiltshire (14150 words)

	Hôpital Erasme - Bibliographie 1999
		Increased IL-4 production and decreased CD40L expression by newborn T cells contribute to transplantation tolerance.
		Dumonceau JM, Cremer M, Baize M, Devière J
		The transduodenal rendezvous: a new approach to deeply cannulate the main pancreatic duct.
	www.ulb.ac.be /erasme/biblio/biblio1999.htm (5882 words)

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