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	Dictionary of Australian Biography We-Wy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Within a few months Willis fell foul of the attorney-general, J. Robinson, a very experienced official, and took the most unusual course of stating in court that Robinson had neglected his duty and that he would feel it necessary "to make a representation on the subject to his majesty's government".
		Willis then offered his resignation, but this was not accepted and his commission was revoked.
		Willis was an able man vain about his knowledge of the law, and a stickler for its dignities.
	gutenberg.net.au /dictbiog/0-dict-biogWe-Wy.html (20436 words)

	A Brief History of Fenny Stratford
		An obsessive antiquarian, Browne Willis was a revivor of the Society of Antiquities in 1717.
		Browne Willis provided for the Fenny Poppers, to be fired on St Martin's Day- a custom still upheld every November 11th along with a St Martin's Day feast.
		In his later years Browne Willis devoted more time to his antiquarian interests and writings which were mostly of an ecclesiastical nature.
	clutch.open.ac.uk /schools/eaton-fenny00/st_martins.html (212 words)

	My Family
		WILLIE HAGGARD was born on 21 Mar 1938 in TX.
		WILLIS HAGGARD was born in 1905 in MARION, TN.
		WILLIS HAGGARD was born in Aug 1860 in TX.
	haggard.surnames.com /web/d401.htm (1515 words)

	Web Catalogue One M-R
		Browne Willis terms him a 'general scholar,' and one specially 'versed in antiquities.' His first work besides occasional sermons was a collection of pagan and Christian inscriptions, illustrated with notes, chiefly original, entitled, 'Inscriptionum Antiquarum Sylloge' (1691).
		The binding of the spine is gilted and worn.
		The leaves have some minor browning but overall are in good condition.
	www.graybooksellers.com /webcat1/m-r.html (3236 words)

	Dailey Rare Books Catalogues - Architecture
		The plates are engraved by Woolnoth and Le Keux after drawings by W. Barlett, Hacker, Clarke, Holmes and the author.
		The series was the next major undertaking after Browne Willis’s Survey of the Cathedrals in 1742.
		The author, an architect by trade and explorer by vocation, was noted for his introduction of Mayan motifs into modern architecture, and believed that the Mayans of Yucatan were descended from the last survivors of Atlantis who transplanted their sinking civilization to the peninsula.
	www.daileyrarebooks.com /architecture.htm (6289 words)

	Carriage Museum of America
		The family carriage of the seventeenth century was indeed a great affair; they were built to suit the whims of the nobility and men of wealth, and remained in a family for an age, and were new covered from time to time.
		Browne Willis, the eccentric antiquary, h ad one thud described: "The chariot of Mr.
		Willis was so singular that form it he was called himself Old Chariot.
	www.carriagemuseumlibrary.org /kimballs.htm (10643 words)

	Amazon.de: Bücher: Willi der Maler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In diesem Buch lässt uns der mehrfach ausgezeichnete Bilderbuchkünstler Anthony Browne in Willis zauberhafte Bilderwelt eintauchen.
		Willi ist ein Affe und er hat sich den Scherz erlaubt, Bilder von berühmten Malern in die Welt der Affen zu versetzen.
		Dieses Bilderbuch von Anthony Browne ist nicht nur für Kinder ab 5 Jahren ein Augenschmaus.
	www.amazon.de /exec/obidos/ASIN/3830310129/diefantasten (461 words)

	Robert Temple Booksellers
		Demy 8vo; title-page printed in fl and brown; pp.48; glazed white card wrappers, cut flush, printed in fl, deep pink, and dark grey-green; issued without end-papers, or dust-wrapper.
		publisher's text-paper advertisements, at end; pp.365+[i (blank)]+[xviii]; publisher's diagonally fine ribbed rich brown cloth, ruled and blocked fl, lettered gilt, on front cover, ruled scarlet, fl, and gilt, blocked scarlet and gilt, embossed gilt, lettered fl and brown through gilt, on spine; end-papers printed florally light green.
		Demy 8vo; one engraved headpiece printed in sepia and laid on, one engraved headpiece on text-paper; inserted Bell and Daldy catalogue, 24pp., at end; light brown bead-grain cloth ruled and blocked blind on sides, ruled, blocked, and lettered gilt on spine; t.e.
	www.polybiblio.com /templar (13779 words)

	National Libertarian Party
		The only criminal action that actually injured the Party was committed not by Browne or Willis, but rather by one of their most vocal opponents.
		The “P” transaction request was made by Perry Willis and backed up by the EC, which would allow the processing of Harry Browne campaign donations against the membership database thereby advancing all membership expiration dates one year or reinstating memberships that had expired for all those donors who had membership signatures on file.
		I contributed to the Browne Campaign of both 1996 and 2000, but had I known that most of the officals of the campaign were charging big time fees against the donations I might not have been so ready to support Browne.
	www.lp.org /yourturn/archives/000107.shtml (6806 words)

	Encyclopedia: Bletchley Park
		The earliest known reference is in 1308 [1], when it was owned by the de Grey family.
		It is also known that Browne Willis was lord of the manor in the early 18th century, some of his buildings (now lost) dating from 1711.
		The manor was at some time appropriated by the Crown.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bletchley-Park (3449 words)

	Witham Abbeys - Bardney Abbey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Site surveyed by Browne Willis who notes that all had gone except for a fragment of the gatehouse
		In 1718, Browne Willis surveyed the site and observed that all the buildings (including Tyrwhitt's house) had gone and only a fragment of the gatehouse remained standing.
		In 1753 William Stukeley, the famous Lincolnshire antiquarian, visited the site and observed: "Tis now a pasture, but the rubbish of the sacred structure has covered up the pavement of the church which they are now digging for the sake of the stones".
	www.lincsheritage.org /abbeys/bardney/bardney.html (1106 words)

	Catalogue 27 D-G
		It is bound in brown calfskin, which has been rebacked.
		Thomas Flatman, poet and miniature-painter, was “a fellow of New College in 1656, and in that year contributed to the collection of Oxford verses on the death of Charles Capel.
		Internally, there are a few pages that exhibit light browning and dampstaining on the upper margin of the last quarter of the book.
	www.graybooksellers.com /cat27/d-g.html (3738 words)

	Britannia Abbeys and Priories: Tavistock, Devon
		It stood in the present churchyard, just south of the parish church, and the last substantial remains are said to have been pulled down about 1670.
		Of the Abbey buildings Browne Willis, in the early eighteenth century, tells us something.
		After saying that the church has gone, he continues, "The kitchen, which was left standing of late years, though now raised to the foundation, was a large square room, open to the roof, which was composed of elegant workmanship.
	www.britannia.com /history/devon/churches/tavistab.html (1145 words)

	Monkton Rectorial Benefice - Stackpole Church
		It may well have been originally dedicated just to St James, and an indication of this possibility is that as late as 1733 Browne Willis in his Parochiale Anglicanum names St James as the sole patron of the Church of Stackpole Elidor.
		It appears that by 1851 the state of the fabric of the Church made a complete restoration essential, although the building had been carefully maintained until only a few years before.
		Here I cannot forbear mentioning the generous beneficence of that worthy gentleman, John Campbell Esquire, to the parishes of St. Petrook, Cheriton or Stackpool Elidur and Bosherston on his first coming to the possession of his estate, being about the age of twenty.
	www.revjones.fsnet.co.uk /stackpole/stackpole.html (1598 words)

	Harry Browne, not sitting on his ass, has plans for the future
		With the presidential election over, Harry Browne plans to launch an educational foundation to "carry the libertarian message to Americans everywhere through national TV and radio advertising," he has announced.
		FLE should be incorporated and have a website online before the end of the year, said Perry Willis, Browne's former campaign manager and one of the co-founders of the new foundation.
		In addition to the foundation, Browne said he hopes to have a regular radio show and possibly a syndicated newspaper column to promote libertarianism.
	www.greenspun.com /bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0049sT (1269 words)

	Pete Willis Andrews any info only have date died 1981
		His siblings as far as I can tell were Pete Andrews born 12-28-1951, Ronald Willis 1941,Jeanie,Patty and Jan bd's unknown.
		My father and some of the other siblings were adotpted out to Clifford and Pauline Browne Grove Oklahoma.
		Ronald Willis Andrews grew up Ronald Willis Browne.
	genforum.com /andrews/messages/5615.html (205 words)

	R.W.Bradford On Willis-Browne, August 2001
		Willis’ work on behalf of Browne are heard less often.
		June 20, 2001: Browne and Lark speak on the telephone.
		Browne in violation of his contract with the LP, none of it was directly
	www.carolmoore.net /4secretary/bradford.html (3899 words)

	Chapter Willis <i>to</i> Wilson of W by Biographical Dictionary of English Literature (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Chapter Willis to Wilson of W by Biographical Dictionary of English Literature
		Willis, Browne (1682-1760).—Antiquary, educated at Westminster and Oxford, entered the Inner Temple 1700, sat in the House of Commons 1705-8.
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	www.bibliomania.org /2/3/259/1266/24492/1.html (655 words)

	Holy Trinity Street and Walton
		They were not worn by water, but by the constant traffic of man and horse, probably for a period as long as that which separates us from the Norman Conquest.
		There are many points of interest in the survey, especially in connection with the waterways in the great moors beyond North Wootton, to which I may possibly recur at some future time.
		No dedication is given by Browne Willis in 1733, but in the enlarged 'Ecton' it is assigned to the Holy Trinity.
	www.streetandwalton.co.uk /church/brue.php (7847 words)

	The Genoot Library - Universal British Directory, 1791 - Oxford, Oxfordshire
		The library is now in a very flourishing condition; which it is likely to preserve and improve, under the management of the present vigilant and learned librarian.
		The painting is on cloth, which, being of an ash-colour, serves for the medium: the lines and shades are done with a brown crayon, and the lights and heightening with a white one.
		These dry colours being pressed with hot irons, which produced an exsudation from the cloth, are so incorporated into its texture and substance, that they are proof against a brush, or even the harshest touch.
	www.genoot.com /eng/oxf/o/oxford/ubd.html (18375 words)

	Department Electra House - Whaddon Hall
		Whaddon was consequently purchased in 1698 by James Selby of Wavendon Manor and Thomas Willis and the agreement awarded 2/3rds.
		Yet Browne Willis, the son of Thomas, after his father’s death decided to renovate the family share and purchasing the remainder from Selby began to make reconstructions.
		After the death of Browne Willis the Hall was then sold to Thomas Selby who bequeathed the Hall to his great friend William Lowndes, of Winslow, on condition that he assumed the surname of Lowndes-Selby.
	clutch.open.ac.uk /schools/emerson00/pid_whaddon_hall.html (589 words)

	G Byron Browne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		December 8, 1883, marked the end for No. 1 Patience, and Browne was assigned to a new Pinafore and Pirates Company on Boxing Day, where he once more took up Captain Corcoran and the Pirate King until February 2, 1884, when that Company was disbanded.
		After a break of several months, the "C" (Repertory) Company was reconstituted in April 1885 with Browne adding Private Willis in Iolanthe to his three parts from the earlier tour.
		The tour ended in July, and Browne was sent to New York to play Pish-Tush in the first American production of The Mikado.
	math.boisestate.edu /gas/whowaswho/B/BrowneGByron.htm (307 words)

	Welcome to St Martin, Fenny Stratford
		Martins Church is situated at the corner of Watling Street and Aylesbury Street and serves the parish containing Fenny Stratford, Granby and Central Bletchley east of the main railway line.
		Work on the present church began in 1724 at the behest of Browne Willis a prominent local High Churchman and Philanthropist as a memorial and testament to his grandfather Thomas Willis an eminent physician of his day.
		It was purposely built on the same site as an earlier chapel dedicated to St. Margaret and St. Catherine, which was sadly destroyed at the time of the English Reformation.
	www.mkanglocatholic.org.uk /fswelc.htm (725 words)

	math lessons - Fenny Stratford
		On St Martin's Day 1724 the first stone was laid of the new parish church of Fenny Stratford, marking a fresh start in the town's history.
		Browne Willis, a historian of the day, raised the funds for the reconstruction and apparently chose St Martin's Day because his grandfather had died on St Martin's Day, in St Martin's Lane in the town.
		The church therefore became dedicated to St Martin.
	www.mathdaily.com /lessons/Fenny_Stratford (313 words)

	Re: Browne in Isle of Wight, VA
		In Reply to: Browne in Isle of Wight, VA by Donna
		I understand William James Willis Browne, b.1822, was from Isle of Wight, hopefully, in Va. He lived in Raleigh,NC.
		I have hit a dead end with the Brownes.
	genforum.com /browne/messages/237.html (73 words)

	Harry Browne.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Harry Browne, Carla Howell and a Richard W. Watras, Jr.
		Dave Braun (former mayor of Brandon, FL), Harry Browne, and Jennifer Willis
		Harry Browne and the Gordon brothers of WDBO
	www.harrybrowne.org /hb2000/photos/index.htm (101 words)

	[AUBREY (John), HEARNE (Thomas), et al.).]., Letters Written By eminent persons In the Seventeenth and eighteenth ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		[AUBREY (John), HEARNE (Thomas), et al.).]., Letters Written By eminent persons In the Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: To which are added, Hearne's journey to Reading, And to Whadden Hall, The seat of Browne Willis, Esq., And Lives of eminent men, By John Aubrey, Esq.
		Letters Written By eminent persons In the Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: To which are added, Hearne's journey to Reading, And to Whadden Hall, The seat of Browne Willis, Esq., And Lives of eminent men, By John Aubrey, Esq.
		Leaf G2 in volume two badly opened at top-edge with insignificant chipping to blank margin; slight foxing to some three or four scattered leaves; otherwise a fine copy.
	www.polybiblio.com /templar/QIRT800003.html (250 words)

	C18-L's Selected Readings, No. 85
		[includes David Stoker on "Browne Willis's accounts of the cathedrals of St. David's and Llandaff" -- Willis (1682-1760), educated at Christ Church and the Middle Temple, and MP for Buckinghamshire (1705-08), was a productive antiquary.
		Browne, H. "Richard Carmichael 1779-1849." Irish Journal of Medical Sciences, 169, 3 (July-September 2000): 226.
		"Patrick Browne, M.D. (c.1720-1790), an Irish doctor in the Caribbean: his residence on Saint Croix (1757-1765) and his unpublished accounts of volcanic activity on Montserrat.
	www.personal.psu.edu /special/C18/sr/sr85.htm (10566 words)

	Howes Bookshop
		vellum, bindings slightly worn, labels missing, some browning and occasional staining of text, still a fairly sound working set.
		Third edition with numerous additions by Browne Willis.
		calf, neatly rebacked, corners worn, slight browning of text, with the licence leaf at beginning.
	www.howes.co.uk /295-bls.htm (4497 words)

	firstns
		Alan Turing, a pioneer of computing, was among the celebrated people who worked here.
		The lake in front of the house was landscaped in the days of Browne Willis, an antiquarian.
		There is now no trace of his house 'Water Hall' built in the Queen Anne period (1707).
	mysite.freeserve.com /WestBletchley/firstns.htm (1631 words)

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