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[No title] ANDREW WAKEFIELD: (speaking at conference) my concerns are that one more case of this is too many and that we put children at no greater risk if we dissociated those vaccines into three, but we may be averting the possibility of this problem, and..... BARCLAY: When doctors at the Royal Free examined what was going on inside the bowels of children with Rory's symptoms, a procedure called 'scoping', they found swelling and inflammation, evidence of a new condition which seemed to be affecting some autistic children. BARCLAY: When Andrew Wakefield first raised concerns about MMR he had no proof that the vaccine could cause autism, but he believed it was possible that a harmful, live virus was persisting in the bodies of some autistic children. news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/static/audio_video/programmes/panorama/transcripts/transcript_03_02_02.txt   (4946 words)

1785 St. ndrew's Society Bios Bklyn Thomas Barclay, first Episcopal minister of Albany, and Anna Drauyer, was born at Albany, N.Y. in the month of October, 1719, died in New York June 19th, 1775, and was buried in the family vault in Trinity. (2) BARCLAY, D.D., REV. HENRY Dr. Barclay, born at Albany, N.Y., in 1714, was a son of the Rev. Thomas Barclay and Anna Drauyer his wife and brother of Andrew, the subject of the preceding sketch. He was educated at St. Andrews University.He was called to the Scottish bar in 1750 and was one of the Crown counsel at the trial of James Stewart for the murder of Campbell of Glenure in 1752. www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com /Society/1785.St.Andrew.Bio.html   (13187 words)

Doig Genealogy - David Doig and Elizabeth Spence   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Andrew Doig (B001, by A001) was born 11 Aug 1796 (possibly Dundee) and christened 9 Mar 1821 at the Manse in Kingsbarns, Fife. James Barclay or Paterson was christened 5 Sept 1819 in cults, the son of Andrew Paterson and Mary Barclay. Elisabeth was born 1 Apr 1831 in St. Andrews, the daughter of James Haggart, mason, and Catherine Holderness; her parents were married 11 Feb 1822 in St. Andrews. www.doig.net /DAVE1770.html   (2489 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Hunslet was established in 1840 and traded under the name of Andrew Barclay Sons & Co Ltd. Steam locomotives were their main product until 1928 at which stage the emphasis changed to diesel power and then in 1955 came the introduction of automatic transmissions. With the consolidated strength of their two new acquisitions Andrew Barclay & Sons Co were able to develop the locomotive business and produce new innovative design concepts, which included the first heavy-duty axle mounted shaft drive gearbox. Andrew Barclay & Sons Co commanded a strong market position, which was endorsed in 1985 through an order to develop and build 50 diesel passenger vehicles for British Rail. www.hunsletbarclay.co.uk /history.html   (298 words)

Burness Genealogy and Family History - Person Page 61 She married Andrew Barclay, son of Andrew Barclay, on 20 August 1756 in Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland.      Andrew Barclay was baptized on 10 February 1760 in Johnshaven, Benholm, Kincardineshire, Scotland. She was the daughter of Andrew Barclay and Margaret Burness. www.burness.ca /p61.htm   (2615 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) The portrait of the late Gen. Andrew Barclay Spurling, the gift of which to the adjutant general's office in the State House has been received at office and immediate measures were taken for placing it in position. Andrew Barclay Spurling led an adventurous life, surviving perils at sea and on the battlefield, and became a very wealthy man. His luck ran out in Elgin. Andrew Barclay Spurling was born in Cranberry Isles, Hancock county, Maine, March 29, 1833. www.mainecav.org /history/spurling2.html   (1991 words)

Andrew Barclay   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Barclay is currently the Head of Physical Evidence at the U.K. National Crime and Operations Faculty (NCOF) at Bramshill, England. Barclay joined the Civil Service in 1972 and became leader of the drugs and toxicology sections at the Birmingham forensic science laboratory where he was responsible for drug and poisoning homicides and for complex drug crimes. Barclay is currently expanding the resources of the physical evidence section to include in house pathology, fingermarks, toxicology and the National Injuries database. www.ihia.org /Advisory_Board/Andrew_Barclay.html   (294 words)

Community briefing - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - Local - News The plaque was given to Acton resident Colonel Andrew Barclay for Petr while he was deployed in Iraq with the US. Under the pseudonym of LTC Dad, Barclay was Petr's military contact overseas for donations to the Iraqi people and the US troops and provided updates that Petr forwarded to a large e-mail list of donors. Barclay is now home and will present the plaque to Petr during a family day at his unit's base in Londonderry, N.H. Petr continues to collect donations of school supplies, soccer balls, and goodies for the troops, and is now sending them to three Acton residents serving in Iraq. www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2005/06/05/community_briefing_1117948485   (2162 words)

Glasgow University Archive Services - Collections - Summary Catalogue - Records of Andrew Barclay Sons & Co Ltd, ... Andrew Barclay Sons and Co Ltd (locomotive manufacturers and engineers: 1892-1989: Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, Scotland). Barclay soon recovered from this set back and by 1859, when the company produced its first locomotive, the firm was employing 150 people. In 1886 Andrew Barclay’s business was reconstructed as Andrew Barclay Sons and Co, but Barclays and Co was not revived. www.archives.gla.ac.uk /collects/catalog/gd/gd329.html   (796 words)

Andrew Barclay   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Andrew Barclay was born in Albany in 1719. He was a younger son of Reverend Thomas and Anna Dorothea Drayer Barclay. Andrew Barclay, an eminent merchant and brother of the Rev. www.nysm.nysed.gov /albany/bios/b/andbarclay.html   (206 words)

Glasgow University Archive Services - About Us - Publications - Dunaskin News - February 2002 - Bringing Home The ... Though Andrew Barclay and Sons Ltd has been part of the Hunslet Group since 1989, it retains the distinction of being the oldest surviving locomotive manufacturer in the world. Andrew Barclay and Sons Ltd had previously deposited material the University of Glasgow in 1976-1977. However, a second visit, revealed Andrew Barclay steam locomotive drawings, as well as material from Hugh Smith Ltd, a Kilmarnock machine tool manufacturer also part of the Hunslet-Barclay group. www.archives.gla.ac.uk /about/dunaskin/feb2002/barclay.html   (1109 words)

Andrew Barclay   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Lowe estimated that 2052 locomotives were constructed, but it is not clear whether this inluded the 124 (Lowe estimate) constructed by Barclays and Co. at the River Bank Engine Works. This business was created for Andrew Barclay's four sons and brother, John, but these works were sold in 1888. Barclay 150: a brief history of Andrew Barclay and Sons and Hunslet-Barclay Ltd., Kilmarnock from 1840 to 1990. www.steamindex.com /manlocos/barclay.htm   (333 words)

BBC - Beds, Herts and Bucks Why Don't You? - Comedy Course Course leader Andrew Barclay, from St Albans, guiding us through different comedy genres and the elements needed to make a good sketch. Andrew, 39, has been running the courses for three years and holds them every few months. And Andrew often calls his students afterwards to see how they're getting on: "I feel passionate about comedy and want to see others feel the same way. www.bbc.co.uk /threecounties/do_that/2003/11/comedy_course.shtml   (621 words)

Bache Bible Andrew Theobald married on the 5th July 1820 to Caroline McVoy by the Rev. Dr. Sarah Bleecker, daughter of Andrew and Charlotte Bache, born at 7 o'clock in the Andrew Bache Son of Theophylact and Dorothy Bache born in Flatbush 1770. www.biblerecords.com /bache.html   (1011 words)

Barclay Diesels   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Our two Barclay Locomotives last operated at an explosives works at Powfoot, Annan but had spent most of their working lives at ICI Explosives, Ardeer, Scotland. In all, Andrew Barclay of Kilmarnock supplied seven of this class of 2ft. At that time, Barclay's locomotive production had fallen to very low levels and the four machines built for ICI in 1970 apparently accounted for two thirds of that years total. www.whr.co.uk /enthus/stock/barclay.html   (574 words)

[No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Norwich coroner William Armstrong said the actions taken by staff after 20-year-old Andrew Barclay was found hanging from his window bars were "totally unacceptable" and he expressed his concern that too many people were dying in prison, at Norwich and elsewhere. The two-day inquest at City Hall heard that Mr Barclay, from Southend, had been sentenced to 12 months for indecent assault and had spoken in letters from prison about his feelings of depression and inability to cope. John Barclay was one of a number of people who gave evidence to the parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights two years ago during an inquiry into prison deaths. new.edp24.co.uk /content/news/story.aspx?brand=EDPOnline&category=News&tBrand=edponline&tCategory=news&itemid=NOED16%20Nov%202005%2018%3A47%3A29%3A683   (578 words)

BBC NEWS | England | Norfolk | Jail criticised over cell suicide A jury returned a verdict of suicide at an inquest on Andrew Barclay, of Southend, Essex, who hanged himself after two months in the prison. Barclay was found dead in his cell at the remand centre in April 2003. The inquest also heard from fellow prisoners that Barclay told them he could not cope with prison life and that he missed his family and friends. news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/1/hi/england/norfolk/4443680.stm   (245 words)

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre Stockbook   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Andrew Barclay was the major British builder of Fireless locomotives and during the years 1910-1961 produced 114 of these machines, more than all the other British builders put together. It was also Orenstein and Koppel who introduced the fireless principle to Great Britain when in 1907 their Drewitz plant built an 0-4-0 for Empire Paper Mills, Greenhithe, Kent. The first successful British machine did not come until 1913 when Andrew Barclay delivered No. 1207 to the Admiralty Explosives Depot, Bedenham, Hampshire. www.brc-stockbook.co.uk /fireless.HTM   (488 words)

Andrew B. Spurling, Congressional Medal of Honor Winner General Andrew B. Spurling won the Congressional Medal of Honor in the Civil War. There is a fine story of valor, which will especially interest the veterans of the old Second Maine Cavalry, behind the recent press announcement that Gen. Andrew B. Spurling of Chicago, has been awarded a medal of honor for gallantry in the late war. While Gen. Spurling is a resident of Chicago he is a native of Maine and for a number of years was conspicuous in the affairs of the Pine Tree State. www.cranberryisles.com /photos/andrew_spurling.html   (2624 words)

Locomotives - Andrew Barclay - Irish Narrow Gauge Locomotives - Andrew Barclay - Irish Narrow Gauge Irish Narrow Gauge - Locomotives - Andrew Barclay 1840: established by Andrew Barclay and Thomas McCulloch, Portland Street, Kilmarnock. www.trainweb.org /i3/lbld_ab.htm   (99 words)

Gateacre Grange, Liverpool: latest news (iv) The further subdivision of rooms within the main house and Barclay House, particularly those which retain their architectural features, would not be supported. Barclay House could be considered as a separate site, with the original boundaries rebuilt, provided that any profit from the sale was used to restore the other buildings. It shows the newly-completed Walker Art Gallery: which was, of course, the gift of the wealthy brewer Andrew Barclay Walker (of Gateacre Grange). www.liverpool.ndo.co.uk /gatsoc/news01/page15.html   (429 words)

Converting Gateacre Grange, former home of Sir Andrew Barclay Walker in Gateacre, Liverpool Planning and listed building consent applications 00H/1651, 00F/1652, 00F/1657, 00F/1658, 00L/1659, 00L/1660 and 00L/1661 have been submitted to "convert Gateacre Grange into 13 apartments, convert the former stable block into 5 cottages, construct a cottage adjacent to 5 Rose Brow, and erect garages for the new cottage and Barclay House at rear". We have made contact with the developers - TRB Estates of Tithebarn Street, Liverpool - who inform us that they are currently in the process of completing the purchase of the building. Although the official deadline is 27th September, it is unlikely that letters received shortly after this date will be ignored by the Council. www.liverpool.ndo.co.uk /gatsoc/news01/page27.html   (227 words)

Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 0-4-0 Battery Loco This classic 'Big Barclay' dates back to pre-World War I days, but the design proved so robust and reliable that the Kilmarnock works was still turning out very similar locomotives fifty years later. Our model is a faithful replica of AB1338 of 1913 which was built for the famous Waterside network in Ayrshire. For smooth and reliable running the kit features full compensation and the specification includes etched brass bodywork, nickel-silver chassis and whitemetal detail castings, plus a 108:1 LoadHauler Compact+ gearbox from our standard 'Precision' range. www.highlevel.connectfree.co.uk /Pages/barclaypage.htm   (87 words)

Markinch Burials A-B BARCLAY, ANDREW (19): son of Andrew Barclay at Markinch; 16 Mar BARCLAY, ISABEL (7): dau of William Barclay at Markinch; 12 Mar BLYTH, ALISON (3«): dau of Andrew Blyth at Haughmill; 5 Dec www.fifefhs.org /Records/Markinch/markinchab.htm   (9362 words)

272   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Thomas Grant, the Barclay Works manager, bought up a small engineering business in Kilmarnock and together with William Ritchie, another Barclay employee set up in business togetherand started building Steam locos just down the road from the Andrew Barclay works. It is said that Messrs Grant and Ritchie were seen leaving Barclay’s works late one night with large bundles of locomotive drawings, and this could be true as Grant Ritchie produced locos very similar to the products of Andrew Barclay. November 1969, where it was to be joined over the years by a further ten Industrial steam locos, ironically including No6 Andrew Barclay No 2261, which is currently being restored at Preston. www.ribblesteam.org.uk /stocklist/272.htm   (299 words)

Ham and Petersham Rifle and Pistol Club - The Andrew Barclay Walker and its history Ham and Petersham Rifle and Pistol Club - The Andrew Barclay Walker and its history Mr Andrew Barclay Walker provided £25 in 1916 which was used to buy a Trophy Clock for £10 and the rest used to provide £3 of prizes (1st 30/-, 2nd 20/- and 3rd 10/-) for the next five years. The Course of Fire was 3 targets of 10 shots each at 25, 50 and 100 yards, handicap www.hprpc.co.uk /Business/infobusiness/aboutbusiness/Trophies/andrewbarclaywalkerhistory.htm   (84 words)

Andrew Barclay - CV (NIH format) AB Barclay, TH Chu, RE Patterson, RL Eisner, "A nuclear medicine network for remote viewing and distributed processing," SNM 40th Annual Meeting, June 1993. KB Churchwell, WC Pilcher, RL Eisner, AB Barclay, RE Patterson, "Quantitative analysis of positron emission tomography: the "women's test" for coronary artery disease," SNM 42nd Annual Meeting, June 1995. AB Barclay, RL Eisner, EVR Di Bella, "Construction of a thorax model database from clinical PET attenuation scans," SNM 42nd Annual Meeting, June 1995. www.childwelfare.net /abb/resume/cv_nih.html   (492 words)

Andrew Barclay - tScholars.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Andrew Barclay and Sons Co. was a steam and later diesel locomotive builder based in Kilmarnock, Scotland founded in 1840. Through a number of acquisitions and takovers it is now part of the rail maintenance business Hunslet-Barclay. www.tscholars.com /encyclopedia/Andrew_Barclay   (162 words)

Andrew Barclay Pics - Andrew Barclay News - Andrew Barclay Information Rumbold complains that he gets no respect, the staff vote to share authority democratically. Captain Peacock leads a commando raid to rescue a flock of sheep. Tell the world what you think of Andrew Barclay. www.tvtome.com /tvtome/servlet/PersonDetail/personid-139099   (78 words)

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