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	Dictionary of Australian Biography Br-By
		He was elected as one of the Tasmanian representatives to the 1897 convention and was responsible for the famous "Braddon Clause" known by its opponents as the "Braddon Blot".
		Braddon moved a motion the effect of which was that the Commonwealth must return to the states three-fourths of the amount collected in each state from customs and excise duties.
		Braddon was elected as a Tasmanian member to the first federal house of representatives, as an ardent freetrader became a member of the Reid party, and during Reid's absence occasionally acted as leader of the opposition.
	gutenberg.net.au /dictbiog/0-dict-biogBr-By.html (20867 words)

	Braddon, Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry (1829 - 1904) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary of Biography Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		BRADDON, Sir EDWARD NICHOLAS COVENTRY (1829-1904), civil servant and politician, was born on 11 June 1829 at St Kew, Cornwall, England, son of Henry Braddon, solicitor, and his wife Fanny, née White.
		Braddon was educated at a preparatory school in the Fulham Road, London, and later at a private school at Greenwich.
		Braddon was promoted to Lucknow where in 1862-76 he was superintendent of excise and stamps for the recently annexed province of Oudh; he also served in other administrative posts.
	www.adb.online.anu.edu.au /biogs/A070389b.htm (1452 words)

	MARY ELIZABETH BRADDON'S ANCESTRY
		My maternal grandmother was a Braddon; it was my memory of her stories of her childhood in Cornwall that encouraged me to start the enterprise of researching the Braddon family history.
		The son of Nicholas and Amy, John matriculated from Exeter College, Oxford University and in 1713 was installed as Rector of Luffincott (SX 337 944) and St. Giles on the Heath (SX 349 909), nine miles from Launcells.
		Edward Nicholas Coventry who was born in 1829, went out to India to join his cousin William Braddon in the family mercantile business.
	www.chriswillis.freeserve.co.uk /family.htm (1246 words)

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		Edward F. Moore, Memorial Resolution of the Faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Madison on the Death of Professor Edward F. Moore
		Edward Livingston, Livingston family genealogy 404 Not Found
		Edward VI of England, Schultz, O. "England: Minority of Edward VI: 1547".
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	SENSATION FICTION: Part 1
		She was born in Soho, London, on 4 October 1835, the daughter of Henry Braddon of Cornwall, and Fanny (née White) of Ireland.
		Braddon did not enjoy writing on Garibaldi, but he did enjoy a glorious half-year living in a farmhouse in the Yorkshire countryside with her mother, surrounded by books and with the freedom to write.
		Braddon and Maxwell moved to Richmond in 1867 and lived there for the rest of their lives.
	www.adam-matthew-publications.co.uk /digital_guides/sensation_fiction_part_1_mary_elizabeth_braddon/Publishers-Note.aspx (2099 words)

	edwardbraddon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon (1829-1904) was the older brother of Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
		Edward Braddon spent a brief time studying at University College London and then went to work for his uncle William, a merchant, in Calcutta in 1847.
		Braddon's relationship with her brother veered between bitter estrangement (due to his horror at her relationship with John Maxwell), to great admiration at his achievements (they were reconciled after her marriage).
	www.sensationpress.com /edwardbraddon.htm (273 words)

	Forth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Edward Beecraft came to Forth from the Leven in the fifties, and he took over the job of managing a number of small tenants on Doctor Casey's land, besides being a tenant himself.
		Braddon had not been in Tasmania long before he entered politics and he was elected member for West Devon on July 31, 1879.
		Sir Edward Braddon was elected to the House of Representatives at the first Federal election.
	www.leven.tassie.net.au /ULHM/history/forth.htm (8330 words)

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		Braddon in one volume, viz:] 1) Eleanor's Victory; 2) Three Times Dead; or, The Secret of the Heath; 3) Lady Audley's Secret; 4) Darrell Markham; or the Captain of the Vulture; 5) The Outcasts; or, The Brand of Society.
		Carpenter, Joseph Edwards and Stephen Glover What are the Wild Waves Saying, Duet, Founded on an Incident in the Narrative of Dombey and Son.
		COVENTRY, FRANCIS The History of Pompey the Little: or, the Life and Adventures of a Lap-Dog.
	polybiblio.com /brickrow (7650 words)

	A Finding Guide to the British Studies Collections in the Special Collections Department at the University of Colorado ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The tryal of Laurence Braddon and Hugh Speke, gent.
		The life of Edward earl of Clarendon in which is included, a continuation of his History of the grand rebellion Now for the first time carefully printed from the original ms.
		An impartiall enquiry into the causes of the present fears and dangers of the government, beinga discourse between a lord lieutenant, and one of his deputies, summond to hold a lieutenancy, for raising the militia.
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	Walkabout - Forth
		Perhaps the most important historical house in the area is Westleigh (it is a private residence) which is located off the Forth-Turners Beach road to the west of the town.
		It is signposted near the Wensleydale Arabian Stud.Westleigh was built for Edward J. Beecraft but its most famous resident was Bertha, the wife of Thomas Brammall.
		Braddons Lookout Road leads to Braddons Lookout, which was named after Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon who, after a long career in the British civil service, arrived in Tasmania in 1878, entered state parliament in 1879 and was premier from 1894-99.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/TASForth.shtml (338 words)

	Braddon One-Name Study
		'Braddon' was established as an identifiable standard spelling in the seventeenth century, although there have been occasional mis-spellings or (should I say?) alternative spellings as 'Bradon' or 'Bradden'.
		In the 1901 UK census there were 288 Braddons, in 1891 276, in 1881, in 1871 208, in 1861 170 and in 1851 178.
		Among the data I have gathered are the full references to 'Braddons' in the UK censuses from 1851-1901 (and partially 1841), all Braddon references in the GRO Indexes of Births, Marriage and Deaths from 1837-1939 and thousands of other references from miscellaneous sources.
	www.one-name.org /profiles/braddon.html (498 words)

	Politicians - 2004: Bicentenary of Tasmania
		Braddon, Edward Nicholas Coventry (1829—1904), politician, was born in
		Braddon was accompanied by his second wife when he moved to
		A keen federalist, Braddon topped the Tasmanian poll for the 1897—8 Federation Convention, where he sponsored section 87 (the ‘Braddon Blot’) to protect small states’ finances.
	www.bicentenary.tas.gov.au /page.php?id=92 (2311 words)

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		He may be an earl, but it is Patrick's stolen kisses that sear her lips.
		Nicholas Pencarrow, Duke of Westbourne, is intrigued by the woman who saves his life and then vanishes.
		But in London, their mock marriage is turned upside down when Edward is unexpectedly named a duke -- and Francesca his unlikely duchess -- stunning the genteel ton.
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	REGISTER of TEAGUE Surname Researchers
		she is hilda florence drewett (nee mclean) her parents are edward mcdonald mclean & hilda florence queeny hall.
		Edward Teague born 1810 married Susannah Pascoe 1831.Susannah born 1811.
		Only John Willie Coventry (ex Bristol to South Africa 1863) Any information would be gratefully received.
	www.teagueonline.freeserve.co.uk /research.html (3742 words)

	Personal Names Index to the Writings of Alfred Russel Wallace
		Edward [economist and statistician 1827-1905] ----466 --507 --512 --584 --655
		Edward P., on geological climates and the causes of the Ice Age ----520 --521 --729
		Edward [geologist 1829-1917], on glacial transport of rocks by ice in Ireland ----721
	www.wku.edu /~smithch/wallace/names.htm (9301 words)

	Australian Government Attorneys General's Department - 20 September 2005 - Prominent Australians to be honoured - ...
		Sir Edward Braddon was first elected to the Tasmanian House of Assembly in 1879 and was the Premier of Tasmania from 1894 to 1899, the longest term of any Premier up to that date..
		He was responsible for the ‘Braddon clauses” in the Constitution (which allowed the States to retain custom duties for the first ten years of federation).
		Rt Hon Sir Owen Dixon OM, GCMG, QC Sir Owen Dixon was a Justice of the High Court from 1929 to 1952, and was Chief Justice from 1952 to 1964.
	www.ag.gov.au /agd/WWW/MinisterRuddockHome.nsf/Page/Media_Releases_2005_Third_Quarter_20_September_2005_-_Prominent_Australians_to_be_honoured_-_1712005 (808 words)

	Sir Henry Yule BRADDON [Former Member]
		Second son of Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon, Indian Civil Service, and his wife Amy Georgina Palmer.
		Sir Henry Yule Braddon - 'Recollections and reflections", 1863 - 1930.
		Sir Henry Yule Braddon - album of newscuttings and documents, 1917 - 1955 (MLMSS 2677X).
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /Prod/Parlment/Members.nsf/1fb6ebed995667c2ca256ea100825164/916838c76bfdce37ca256e6d0017b33c!OpenDocument (225 words)

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		-------------------------------------------------------------------- Edward Nicholas Coventry Braddon (1829-1904): Elected 1901 Born: 11 June 1829, Cornwall, England.
		Braddon was the oldest member of the First Parliament.
		He was born six years before Melbourne, where the first federal Parliament met, was founded.
	psephos.adam-carr.net /countries/a/australia/1901/1901-tasmania.txt (316 words)

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		Anticipating this grafting of the Gothic onto contemporary realism, the Brontë sisters masterfully employed Gothic furnishings in their novels not merely to generate narrative excitement, but to delineate complex psychologies and subjective apprehension of the horrors of the everyday.
		Woman was idealized as the 'Angel in the House', a 'relational creature' who derived her value and purpose solely from relationships, as daughter, wife, mother.
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	Literature of Travel and Exploration -- B Entries
		In the 1890s and early 1900s the tricycle (by then a three-wheeled version of a safety bicycle) remained popular as an adult machine among a certain class of rider.
		Its expense kept it apart from the masses, and the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) legitimized it by riding a Humber.
		The National Cycle Archive is based in the Modern Records Centre at Warwick University, Coventry, England, and has considerable holdings of primary material including some unpublished cyclo-travel writing.
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	Australia's Prime Ministers - Who's Who
		Deputy Leader of the Opposition until his death in 1904, Braddon had been premier of Tasmania 1894—99 and a delegate to the 1897—98 Federation convention.
		Grandson of Queen Victoria, son of King Edward VII, as Duke of York opened first Commonwealth parliament in 1901, with Queen Mary British monarch 1910—36
		First Chief Justice of the High Court 1903—19, Griffith had attended the 1890 Federation Conference and was a major figure in drafting the original Constitution at the 1891 federation Convention.
	primeministers.naa.gov.au /whoswho.asp?pmSelectName=5&searchType=pm (2936 words)

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		Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton, (1st Baron) 1803-1873
		Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton, 1st baron, 1803-1873
		Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton, Earl 1831-1891 [Meredith, Owen]
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		Tasmania became a separate British colony in 1825 and was granted internal autonomy in 1855.
		Lieutenant Governor 1847 - 1855 Sir William Thomas Denison 1804 - 1871 Governors 1855 - 1861 Sir Henry Edward Fox Young 1803 - 1870 1861 - 1868 Col. Thomas Gore Browne 1807 - 1887 1868 - 1869 LtCol.
		In 1901 Tasmania became a founding member state of the Commonwealth of Australia.(1) (1) For the islands attached to Tasmania see here __________________________________________________________________________________
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