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	Air Jamaica Skywrittings / Manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		If Manchester is famous all over the world for nothing else, its for football, in particular, their home team, a highly successful Manchester United.
		Manchester is where repertory theatre was invented, and still is the largest centre for theatres outside London's West End.
		Manchester has always revelled in its past and the wide range of museums reflect a distinct pride.
	www.airjamaica.com /skywriting/Junesky/manchester.asp (1520 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Jamaica
		Jamaica, being a tropical island, was formerly looked on as injurious as a residence to the inhabitants of northern latitudes.
		Jamaica was ceded to England by the treaty of Madrid in 1670.
		In 1894 the care of the Jamaica mission was transferred to the Maryland-New York province of the Society, from the English province which had served it from the year 1855.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/08270a.htm (4889 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester moves ahead - Monday \| April 2, 2001
		MANCHESTER High School secured their spot in round two of the TVJ Schools Challenge Quiz 2001 when they defeated Rusea's High School 31-26 last Thursday.
		When the third segment began, Manchester played a cautious game and only answered the questions they were sure of.
		After the match Manchester High's Colin admitted they were not at their best and needed to work harder.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010402/star/star1.html (221 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester aim to advance - Saturday \| August 20, 2005
		Manchester have registered victories over St. Elizabeth, Boys' Town and St. Thomas and with Portland (four points) finding it difficult to spark in two games so far, it seems likely that the spin twins in Andre Dwyer and Donovan Sinclair, along with pacer Stephan Patterson, could be in for a field day with the ball.
		While Manchester are within striking distance of a spot in the Super Eight round, St. Thomas and St. Catherine will have to battle to the bitter end for the second qualification spot out of the group.
		Meanwhile, Melbourne, the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF), Kingston, Lucas, Police and St. Mary will all be aiming to remain in the run for a place in the Super Eight.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20050820/sports/sports3.html (577 words)

	WhatsInAName
		From Above Rocks in St. Catherine, to Zuassure Hill, Manchester, Jamaica has an intriguing mixture of place-names that reflect its history and character.
		Jamaica is said to mean 'land of wood and water' in Arawakan, the language of the Tainos.
		Temple Hall is where Sir Nicholas Lawes, governor of Jamaica from 1718-22, who married Temple's daughter in 1698, introduced the cultivation of coffee to the island in the 1700s.
	www.angelfire.com /stars3/eaglefl/WhatsInAName.htm (1835 words)

	Jamaica - Discover Jamaica ! - Resorts & Vacation in Negril, Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, Portland and more
		Mandeville is the chief town of Manchester parish, Jamaica's mountain resort, the island's largest hill town and the fifth largest urban centre.
		Port Antonio is on the the island's northcoast and is a charming blend of old and new.
		It was Jamaica's first tourist resort, and is a favourite resort for writers and artists.
	www.discoverjamaica.com (406 words)

	Air Jamaica Destinations - Manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Manchester is the regional capital of Northwest England, the UK's largest economic region outside London.
		Manchester is where repertory theatre was invented with more theatres than any other UK city outside London's West End.
		Manchester Cathedral is an important venue for concerts by the Cantata Choir.
	www.airjamaica.com /destinations/manchester.asp (880 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester food fair promotes 'Eat Jamaican' - Saturday \| December 13, 2003
		Lenworth Fulton, executive director of the Jamaica 4-H Clubs, said that while the fair endorsed the recently-launched Jamaica Agricultural Society's 'Eat Jamaican' campaign, there should have been more raw products on display to bring greater levels of awareness and appreciation for cultivating local produce.
		Only recently, the Manchester 4-H Clubs launched a vegetable gardening programme in collaboration with Agro Grace Ltd. to promote the cultivation of more local produce in 30 selected schools and to highlight proper agronomic practices in vegetable farming.
		Joleen Tomlinson, student at the Manchester High School, said that the fair also provided an opportunity for students to sharpen their home economic skills which, she said, was integral if persons were to develop new ways of using local products and thereby support the agricultural sector.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20031213/farm/farm2.html (356 words)

	Manchester, Trelawny, Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Manchester in Trelawny, Jamaica was originally owned by Robert Cunningham.
		The name presumably is linked to Lord Manchester (Governor 1808-1827?), for whom the new parish of "Manchester" was named in 1814.
		Mandeville, incidentally, was named for the heir to the dukedom of Manchester.
	www.cockpitcountry.com /old/manchester.html (63 words)

	Manchester (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Manchester is the last parish formed in Jamaica.
		On December 13,1814 the parish of Manchester was formed from parts of St.
		Jamaica, the topography is described as mountainous with broad valleys in between
	www.oceanroc.com /Manchester.html (299 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester PC records revenue increase - Thursday \| August 23, 2001
		THE REVENUE intake of the Manchester Parish Council has recorded a slight but steady increase since 1999 moving from $12.5 million to $12.7 million as of April this year.
		The Council's director of finance, Winston Palmer, said he hoped that this performance represented only the tip of the iceberg and that much more revenue will be realised over the next year.
		The floating of a bond to generate funds to carry out road repairs is also being discussed by the Council's finance department.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010823/business/business1.html (231 words)

	CACAC - Hall of Fame - Arthur WINT
		Arthur Wint was born in Plowden, Manchester in 1920 the second of five children to the Rev. John and Hilda Wint.
		In 1937 he was the Jamaica Boy Athlete of the year.
		He is credited for helping to put Jamaica on the map through his accomplishments as an athlete and as a diplomat.
	www.athlecac.org /halloffame/arthurwint.htm (406 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester surprises Kensington - Sunday \| July 29, 2001
		Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester surprises Kensington - Sunday
		MANCHESTER surprised Kensington by 35 runs at Kensington Oval yesterday, to book a place in the Jamaica Cricket Association's one-day Cricket Championship final for the first time.
		Electing to bat, Manchester lost Howard Jamieson (5), Lonstot Warren (13), Gary Graham (7) and were reeling at 56 for three at one stage.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010729/sports/sports3.html (484 words)

	Eatjamaican.com's Review of Little Ochie Restaurant, Kingston, Jamaica
		Little Ochie is a little off the beaten path, being on the South coast of Jamaica, which is less frequented by overseas visitors, and therein lies some of its charm.
		It is regarded as one of the best restaurants on the South Coast, where the people from the Parishes of Manchester and St. Elizabeth go to eat seafood.
		The Wigton Wind Farm is the first commercially operated wind farm in Jamaica and the Caribbean.
	eatjamaican.com /reviews/little-ochie-jamaica.html (928 words)

	Exploring the links in Manchester, England - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		When I arrived in Manchester a week ago, courtesy of the national airline, the city was in the afterglow of the recently completed Commonwealth Games.
		Manchester United football club is as successful financially as it is athletically.
		It was the disparity in the socio-economic conditions of mill owners and employees that formed the basis of the Communist Manifesto that was co-authored by Karl Marx and Friederich Engels, himself a factory owner.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /lifestyle/html/20020817T210000-0500_30546_OBS_EXPLORING_THE_LINKS_IN_MANCHESTER__ENGLAND.asp (912 words)

	Holiday Resource - Air holiday jamaica
		Although the Sunset Jamaica Grande is a large resort it exudes warmth and...
		If you could bottle Jamaica and dab it on your wrists it would quicken...
		Jamaica is a year-round holiday destination with a tropical climate and prevailing...
	www.simplysteyning.co.uk /air-holiday-jamaica.html (141 words)

	Kingston, Jamaica from Manchester - Flight Comparison.co.uk
		Manchester airport is one of the UK's principal airports, it is accessible from Junction 5 of the M56.
		Trains run to and from the airport from Manchester Piccadilly stations, taking 15 to 20 minutes and operating up to 6 trains per hour during the day and up to 4 trains per hour at night.
		Jamaicas capital city, Kingston, is the nations cultural, industrial, and economic center.
	www.flightcomparison.co.uk /flightcomparison/flights/flyKingstonfromManchestermankin.htm (593 words)

	Parish AIDS Committee Jamaica - PAC Manchester
		The cumulative total of AIDS cases in Manchester to December 2001 was one hundred and sixty-seven (167).
		The Manchester PAC has had a very difficult year with its membership.
		The PAC continues to conduct community interventions at churches and are currently working with several schools in the area to encourage youth to join the PAC.
	www.nacjamaica.com /oldsite/pac/manchester.htm (133 words)

	Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, 100 percent Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee
		Jamaica's natural climatic conditions produced a bean of such high quality that the island's Coffee Industry quickly expanded and by 1814 there were over 600 coffee plantations in Jamaica.
		Despite efforts at revival in the early twentieth century, the lack of organization within the Industry, the shortage of labor and the activities of unscrupulous produce dealers brought the Industry to virtual collapse in 1943.
		Only the Coffee Industry Board and the five licensed roasters are allowed to export coffee from Jamaica and, without exception, all commercial shipments are inspected by the CIB and certified as to quality and origin.
	www.bageco.com /coffee.htm (470 words)

	Jamaica's South Coast - Villa Bella (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The original Villa Bella Hotel was located in the town of Christiana, Manchester, in the house which is now the home of Mr.
		In fact, it is the only hotel in the parish that has survived to today, and ranked with almost any hotel in Jamaica.
		Those who visited from Jamaica were from the very apex of the Jamaican society and included Consul-Generals of the Diplomatic Corps.
	jamaica-southcoast.com /villabella (749 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester Council gets satellite receiver - Monday \| November 18, 2002
		THE MANCHESTER Parish Council was presented with a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver during its monthly meeting last Thursday.
		GPS is a cluster of satellites that orbit the earth twice per day transmitting precise time and position information as it relates to latitude, longitude and altitude.
		The presentation was made by the Manchester Parish Development Committee (PDC) and will be used by the Council in a number of areas such as to identify houses in flood proned areas during emergencies.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20021118/news/news3.html (288 words)

	High Commissioner to London Lauds Jamaica Manchester Society - Jamaica Information Service
		Jamaica's High Commissioner to London, Maxine Roberts, has lauded the Jamaica Manchester Society for its work over the years to assist nationals at home and abroad.
		The High Commissioner noted that it was appropriate that the Society's 40th anniversary celebrations took place in the same month that Jamaica honoured its national heroes and outstanding sons and daughters, and the UK recognised the worth and achievements of fl people though its Black History Month activities.
		She noted that, "Jamaicans continue to be loyal, hard working citizens of this country and such celebrations should call attention to the contributions made by Jamaicans to British society".
	www.jis.gov.jm /foreign_affairs/html/20031012T100000-0500_785_JIS_HIGH_COMMISSIONER_TO_LONDON_LAUDS_JAMAICA_MANCHESTER_SOCIETY.asp (506 words)

	Cheap Flights to Jamaica from Manchester (MAN)
		These flights to Jamaica from Manchester are the best available using only the most reputable airlines.
		Not only does Kasbah.com give you direct access to the latest value flights to Jamaica, we are also able to offer a great selections of flights from Manchester to Jamaica, including many direct flights.
		Whilst it is possible to book a hotel in Jamaica at the airport on arrival we would advise anyone requiring to book a cheap hotel in Jamaica to make a reservation as soon as possible before your departure date.
	www.kasbah.com /flights-to/jamaica/manchester-man.htm (432 words)

	Villa Isabel - Mile Gully Manchester In Tropical Island of Jamaica.
		On request from visitors, tours to traditional tourists resort areas in Jamaica are organized by the Villa.
		Ideally suited for visitors interested in discovering Jamaica; culture and heritage; at their leisure and personal convenience, escorted or unescorted while feeling relatively safe.
		In front of the Villa there is a lovely garden and a verandah with wonderful views of the countryside, the villa has been recently restored and is elegantly furnished throughout, maintaining its charming country style but adding all modern comforts.
	discoverjamaica.com /villa/villaisabel (247 words)

	Jamaican Parish Reference
		After Jamaica was taken by England in 1655, the English system of local administration was implemented and almost everything became Saint This or Saint That.
		The Duke of Manchester governed Jamaica between 1808 and 1811.
		Manchester parish was created from St Elizabeth, Clarendon, and Vere.
	prestwidge.com /river/jamaicanparishes.html (895 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Manchester amusement houses under scrutiny - Monday \| January 22, 2001
		Speaking at a recent meeting of the Manchester Parish Council, Deputy Superintendent Maxwell Hines, in charge of Mandeville Fire Brigade, said the majority of the shows staged in the parish has not been approved by the Council.
		Given the magnitude of these shows, the danger to the public was increasing as show promoters and proprietors of amusement centres were not paying enough attention to safety procedures.
		He said it is essential that entrances and exits were clearly marked and remain unblocked and that routes for emergency transport planned in case of an emergency
	jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20010122/ent/ent2.html (201 words)

	The Advanced Processor Technologies Group
		The Jamaica project is investigating the design of chip multi-processors (CMPs) and their accompanying parallel software environments.
		The Jamaica project has a mix of static compilers (for languages like C) and dynamic compilers (such as the Java virtual machine).
		The Jamaica project is producing ways in which to improve operating system design whilst allowing for simpler hardware.
	www.cs.manchester.ac.uk /apt/projects/jamaica (786 words)

	Genealogy Data (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Death : 6 JUN 1878 Portsea, St. Eliz., Jamaica
		Birth : 6 JUN 1878 Portsea, St. Eliz., Jamaica
		Birth : 28 JUL 1799 St. Eliz., Jamaica
	www.bromfield.us /bk5_tree/dat0.htm (344 words)

	Jamaica
		So after serious prayer, sleepless nights, and seeking divine leadership, we have decided to close our mission efforts on neighboring Grand Cayman by the end of May 2005.
		Upon my return I hope to have funds to finish the apartment where I will stay when on the island and complete the exterior of the church; as well as do some painting on the other mission buildings.
		I want to thank everyone for your prayers and continuous support of our mission efforts in Jamaica and I am looking forward to new missions developing there in the future.
	www.oldtimebaptist.org /Jamaica (271 words)

	JAMAICA - A premier caribbean travel destination featuring the resort areas of Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		JAMAICA - A premier caribbean travel destination featuring the resort areas of Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios, Kingston, Port Antonio and South Coast.
		So you’re coming to Jamaica and you wonder what Jamaicans do with their time.
		As Jamaica’s capital city from 1534 to 1872, Spanish Town was the focal point of the island’s social, economic and political life.
	www.visitjamaica.com /home/Default.aspx (275 words)

	Alcoa in Jamaica
		The government of Jamaica will continue to own the remaining 30 percent.
		Alcoa's roots in Jamaica go back to 1959 with the formation of Alcoa Minerals of Jamaica, a wholly owned subsidiary of Alcoa.
		Between 1976 and 1988, Alcoa Minerals of Jamaica sold 50% of the operations to the Government of Jamaica, with Alcoa as the managing partner.
	www.alcoa.com /jamaica/en/home.asp (390 words)

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