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	Used-Books for Sale from Mary Ward Books, Used, Rare and Out-Of-Print Books
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	Mary Ward (scientist)
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	Mary Ward - Offaly Scientist - Offaly History, Famous Offaly People, Archaeology, Offaly Towns, Heritage, Research, ...
		An aunt Mary Lloyd was married to the 2nd Earl of Rosse.
		On 31 August 1869, when she was 42, Mary, Henry and two of Lord Rosse's sons were traveling on a steam carriage invented by their father when it jolted and threw Mary to the ground where she was crushed by one of its heavy wheels and died instantly.
		Ward was thrown from the seat and fearfully injured, causing her almost immediate death.
	www.offalyhistory.com /content/reading_resources/famous_people/ward_mary.htm (1321 words)

	May Humphry Ward (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1872 Mary married Thomas Humphry Ward, a fellow at Brasenose College, Oxford.
		In 1908 Humphry Ward was approached by Lord Cromer and Lord Curzon and asked to become the first president of the Anti-Suffrage League.
		Her son, Arnold Ward, the Conservative MP for Watford, played a significant role in the House of Commons in trying to prevent women getting the vote.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /Wward.htm (788 words)

	Wheatstone And Chidley Family Trees - Concertina.net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Is the Cornelius Ward shown in your diagram, as related to both the Wheatstones and the Chidleys, the same who was an eminent London flute maker...
		You will find photographs of, and directions to, their gravestones in the FAQ of the Stereoscopy.com website (we may tend to forget that Wheatstone didn't just invent our beloved concertina, and that he is of great interest to people with many other interests !), if you follow this link.
		She married Cornelius Ward at Old Church, St. Pancras, on 14th September 1817, and appears to have been christened, in Barnwood, on 27th January 1793 (so perhaps she was a little older than she admitted ?).
	www.concertina.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=1080 (3215 words)

	Walking informal education - Great Russell Street to Fitzrovia
		Close by, in Tavistock Place, is Mary Ward House (originally known as the Passmore Edwards Settlement and founded in 1890).
		It had the first properly equipped classrooms for children with disabilities living in the community; and it was central to the development of play centres for children.
		Mary Ward became an important figure in the breathing of new life into the English folk music and dance movement.
	www.infed.org /walking/parttwo.htm (3041 words)

	The Scientist : Mary's Little Lambs
		Here were Mary's little lambs, fleece as soiled as dirty snow, killed by the thousands and dumped by the bulldozer full in an effort to stem the disease's relentless advance.
		Maybe it was the revelation that foot and mouth isn't fatal--most animals recover, their immune system triumphing in the end.
		Barry A. Palevitz (palevitz@dogwood.botany.uga.edu) is a contributing editor for The Scientist.
	www.the-scientist.com /article/display/12357 (753 words)

	Mary Ward died today 137 years ago at Ochblog
		Mary Ward was a multi-skilled scientist in the microscopic and telescopic fields.
		Lady Mary and her husband the honourable Henry William Crosbie Ward were on tuesday the 31st August 1869 escaping the rushes of the average busy life, back in those late 60's.
		There came a bump, a shout and the last thing Mary Ward saw was a wheel...
	www.ochblog.com /2006/08/31/mary_ward_died_today_137_years_ago (499 words)

	Mary Ward at AllExperts
		* Mary Ward (scientist), a multidisciplinary scientist, who may have been the first fatality in a car accident
		* Mary Ward (nun), reformer of nunneries (1585-1645)
		* Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School, a Catholic high school in Toronto, Canada.
	en.allexperts.com /e/m/ma/mary_ward.htm (129 words)

	September 1999 Linkage
		Through the collaboration of scientists across the NCI and extramural research community, the series will enhance opportunities to maximize the potential of cancer surveillance programs for measuring the progress of the National Cancer Program and for providing new epidemiologic leads into the causes and control of cancer.
		Mary Ward received an award to compare carpet dust measurements with remote-sensing data and geographic information systems as methods for estimating residential exposure to crop pesticides.
		Ward is now developing procedures for using satellite sensing and other remote techniques to study nonoccupational exposure to pesticides.
	dceg.cancer.gov /newsletter/News999.html (15672 words)

	St Mary's School Shaftesbury
		Sometimes scientists get it wrong, or alternatively they make approximations, we hope to give you a thorough knowledge base of all three sciences and the natural links between them.
		The science department also runs a weekly Science Forum on a Tuesday lunchtime, this is a regular opportunity for girls to see a Science teacher to discuss aspects of the work, seek assistance with their understanding or try an experiment which they missed.
		We are fortunate at St Mary's to have a large pond which has been recently constucted, this resource is providing many opportunities for girls to see first hand a number of habitats within their lessons.
	www.st-marys-shaftesbury.co.uk /academic/science.php (1640 words)

	Histories: Mary through the looking glass - opinion - 28 May 2005 - New Scientist
		Mary Ward's death was unique, but so was her extraordinary life, much of which she spent with her eyes glued to either microscope or telescope
		ONE autumn evening in 1835, the Reverend Henry King and his wife were entertaining at their home in the rural Irish backwater of Ballylin.
		Like other girls at the time, Mary and her sisters didn't go to school but were taught by their mother and a governess.
	www.newscientist.com /channel/opinion/mg18625012.300-histories-mary-through-the-looking-glass.html (290 words)

	History of the Catholic Church from the Renaissance to the French Revolution By Rev. James MacCaffrey- part-1 Chapter 5 ...
		Mary Ward{24} (1585-1645) was born of a good Catholic family in England.
		At last in 1703, on the petition of Maximilian Emanuel of Bavaria and of Mary the wife of James II., the rule was approved formally by Clement XI.
		The followers of Mary Ward are designated variously, the Institute of Mary, Englische Fraulein, and Loreto Nuns from the name given to Rathfarnham, the mother-house of the Irish branch, founded by Frances Ball in 1821.
	www.nalanda.nitc.ac.in /resources/english/etext-project/history/catholic/part-1chapter5.html (19092 words)

	/ / Artificial Intelligence by Winston, Patrick Henry, Used, Rare and Out-Of-Print Books
		From the book, you learn why the field is important, both as a branch of engineering and as a science.: If you are a computer scientist or an engineer, you will enjoy the book, because it provides a cornucopia of new ideas for representing knowledge, using knowledge, and building practical systems.
		Mary Ward Books is an independent online bookstore specialising in second hand, out of print books and used books such as Artificial Intelligence by Winston, Patrick Henry.
		Mary Ward Books is based in East Anglia, United Kingdom.
	www.marywardbooks.com /books/Artificial-Intelligence-by-Winston,-Patrick-Henry/0201084546.htm (857 words)

	List of Irish Scientists
		Obviously, I could not include them all as there are too many, so, I chose ten past scientists, whom I felt had led unusual or interesting lifestyles, in carrying out their quest for scientific truth.
		Some of these scientists were rebels in their time, choosing to study science, when it went against societal norms, or was extremely difficult to do so.
		Others had to face up to and overcome personal physical handicaps, such as blindness, to accomplish their dreams.
	members.tripod.com /~Irishscientists/listof.htm (137 words)

	Rapides Parish Bigfoot (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But a scientist in Oregon says the hair likely belongs to a cow -- not Sasquatch.
		Kessler also said the bait shop owner, Mary Ward, is not selling T-shirts and tickets to see the Bigfoot tracks, as the Sheriff's Office has reported.
		Pat Edwards, a spokeswoman for the school, said scientists studied the hair sample, but couldn't determine anything from the one strand supplied.
	www.texasbigfoot.com /advocate3.html (347 words)

	TalkOrigins Archive - Feedback for November 2001
		Lastly, he provides no details on who the "committee of trained scientists" are that would judge this pointless effort should someone be foolish enough to take him up on it.
		It is remarkable that creationists continue to trundle out erroneous and dishonest claims, the support for which would cause any real scientist to lose his or her position in a heartbeat, and nevertheless continue to claim to make scientific arguments.
		Another scientist filed down the tooth of a pig and persuaded fellow scientists that this single item was evidence for a human ancestor he called Nebraska man.
	www.talkorigins.org /origins/feedback/nov01.html (11320 words)

	Bigfoot story - Rapides Parish, Louisiana 2000
		But a scientist in Oregon says the hair likely belongs to a cow --not Sasquatch.
		Kessler also said the bait shop owner, Mary Ward, is not selling T-shirts and tickets to see the Bigfoot tracks, as the Sheriff's Office has reported.
		Pat Edwards, a spokeswoman for the school, said scientists studied the hair sample, but couldn't determine anything from the one strand supplied.
	www.bigfootencounters.com /articles/rapides.htm (391 words)

	CalendarHome.com - - Calendar Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		August 31 - Mary Ward is killed in a car accident, possibly the first person ever to suffer this fate.
		September 5 - The foundation stone is laid for Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria (southern Germany).
		September 23 - Mary Mallon, "Typhoid Mary" (d.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=1869 (1140 words)

	Top Literature - 1869
		April 4 - Mary Colter, American architect (d.
		September 23 - Mary Mallon, "Typhoid Mary" (d.
		August 31 - Mary Ward (scientist), first car accident victim
	encyclopedia.topliterature.com /?title=1869 (1131 words)

	Women in Astronomy
		Agnes Mary Clerke and the rise of astrophysics.
		MUST reading are two books by Margaret Rossiter, Women Scientists in America: Struggles and Strategies to 1940 (the most informative), and Before Affirmative Action 1940-1972.
		Every women scientist should read at least the first, to learn why we are where we are.
	www.astro.utoronto.ca /AALibrary/womenbib.html (2893 words)

	SPEAKING WITH THE VOICES OF OTHERS
		Julia Ward=s decision to marry Samuel Gridley Howe in 1843 was the culmination of a process of development that began with her first visits to Boston; he was far from what her family had assumed would be her marital destiny.
		Julia Ward had just turned 22 in the summer of 1841 when Longfellow and Sumner drove her, her sisters, and Mary Ward out to the Perkins Institution in South Boston.
		As Howe=s relationship with Julia Ward began to deepen, Sumner exhibited a series of telling responses to the situation, ranging from various subtle articulations of hostility toward Julia to a scheme to marry Julia=s sister Louisa to melodramatic lamentations over Howe=s impending desertion.
	www.class.uidaho.edu /eng560jgw/Introduction.htm (7507 words)

	McCarthy Coat of Arms MacCarthy Coat of Arms
		Charles MacCarthy (1873-1921) was a political scientist, publicist and educationalist.
		O'Leary (and niece of Col. MacCarthy of Drishane), by whom he had a son Denis, who married Joanna O'Donoghue Dubh, and had Charles, who married Mary O'Donoghue of Killaha (niece to the O'Donoghue of the Glens), and Jeremiah, who was the father of Denis MacCarthy of Woodview, co. of Cork.
		Charles, the eldest son of Denis, had by his wife, Mary O'Donoghue, a son Denis, who married Catherine, daughter of D. O'Connell, of Tralee (by his wife Ellen, sister of Daniel O'Connell, M.P.); and a son Daniel MacCarthy, of Headford Castle, in the county of Kerry.
	www.araltas.com /features/mccarthy (11811 words)

	The Historical Fact of Women in the Priesthhod \| National Catholic Reporter Conversation Cafe
		Mary of Magdala, the first witness of the resurrection, was commissioned by Jesus to be the apostle to the apostles.
		Mary Ward, founder of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was imprisoned and condemned as a “heretic, schismatic and rebel of the Holy Church.” (Ellsberg, p.299.) Others like Angela Merici prevailed.
		I wish that a scientist or epistomologist would come on board and, with examples, explain how human knowledge can develop, expand and, without disdaining the working validity of previous understanding (truth), emerge into a wider grasp that allows new applications and a whole new, greater appreciation of reality (also truth).
	www.ncrcafe.org /node/379 (8688 words)

	Book 1 - Chapter 4 - History of the Catholic Church
		The French army despatched to Naples under the leadership of the Duke of Guise was out-manoeuvred completely by the Spanish Viceroy, the Duke of Alva, who followed up his success by invading the Papal States and compelling the Pope to sue for peace (1556).
		Owing to the disturbed condition of Europe and the attitude of the Emperor and the King of Spain, it would have been impossible for the Pope even had he been anxious to do so to re-convoke the council.
		The committee had the advantage of having before them the papers of the Italian scientist, Lilius, and the suggestions of the Catholic universities.
	www.studylight.org /his/ad/hcc/view.cgi?book=1&chapter=4&word=nuns (16638 words)

	Did you mean Mary or search result for Mary? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Did you mean Mary or search result for Mary?
		Mary a Christian in Rome who treated Paul with especial kindness
		Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School
	www.did-you-mean.com /Mary_.html (28 words)

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		Father was Thomas Ward, deceased, a Farmer 2 CONT Christiana Walley - 20 years, Spinster, residing at Frankton in the parish of Whittington.
		She was accompanied by Patricia Hatwoodof Winnipeg who is also a Walley relativ 2 CONC e and had a grandmother namedMinnie with the only surviving member of that branch of the fami 2 CONC ly beinga lady called Helen.
		Named "Walkerite" after th 2 CONC e scientist who invented it, it was to be the forerunner of similar initially good looking bu 2 CONC t short-lived denture materials until the arrival of acrylic plastic in 1938.
	www.pedleyonline.com /family/descendan/descendan.ged (15577 words)

	Dispatches from the Culture Wars: Gay Parents and the Religious Right
		In Florida in 1995, Judge Joseph Tarbuck ordered that Mary Ward's 11 year old daughter be taken out of her mother's custody and given to her father, based solely on the mother's lesbianism (as is normal in such cases, there was no evidence at all that Ward was a bad mother).
		The appeals court upheld this decision in October of 1996; Mary Ward died of a heart attack in January 1997.
		The trial court ruled that while there was evidence of "occasional excessive disciplinary measures" by the father, this was not sufficent under Alabama law to warrant reopening the custody question.
	scienceblogs.com /dispatches/2004/12/gay_parents_and_the_religious.php (1654 words)

	Announcements - SPIE Web
		Boriskina was honored for "her original work in the development of numerical modeling techniques for optoelectronic devices, micro-optical resonators, dielectric lenses, and waveguides, and for her active commitment aimed at the diffusion of research in optics in Ukraine."
		Boriskina is a senior research scientist at V. Karazin Kharkov National University (KNU), Kharkov, Ukraine.
		Tenured academic scientists and engineers from U.S. institutions of higher learning are eligible for selection to be Jefferson Science Fellows.
	www.spie.org /Announcements/index.html#CVD06 (3467 words)

	The Sigla Blog » Blog Archive » Bridging the Gender gap
		Mary Harris (mother jones, miners/workers rights in america).
		Mary ward (science writer, also the first person to die in a car accident),
		Lady Sophie Mary Heath (limerick pilot, pioneer, fought a commerical pilot licence ban for women.
	www.sineadgleeson.com /blog/2006/07/16/bridging-the-gender-gap (697 words)

	Samton Limited publications
		Biographies of Irish women scientists: Mary, Countess of Rosse, 1813-1885; The Hon.
		Mrs Mary Ward, 1827-1869; Agnes Mary Clerke, 1842-1907; Ellen Mary Clerke, 1840-1906; Lady Margaret Huggins, 1848-1915.
		Hard bound edition of the first three issues of The Irish Scientist.
	www.irishscientist.ie /p6.htm (510 words)

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