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	Arabian Visions: Hanstead Horses
		The Hanstead estate was in Hertfordshire, and there Lady Yule and her daughter Gladys took to breeding Thoroughbreds and Suffolk Punch horses, along with cattle and other livestock.
		Sir David Yule died in 1928 and is not known to figure directly in the story of the Hanstead Stud.
		It could be debated endlessly whether the Yules had a knack for choosing sires, or whether they simply had in Razina the beginning of a mare family with which it was scarcely possible to go wrong.
	cmkarabians.com /articles/RJHanstead.html (2834 words)

	Bricket Wood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir David Yule joined Andrew Yule and Company Ltd., which was begun by his uncle.
		Lady Annie Henrietta Yule and her daughter Gladys were world travellers who reportedly shared an interest in big game hunting and a love of animals.
		Following the death of Miss Gladys Yule in 1957, Hanstead House was put on the market where it remained uncared for over a considerable period of time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bricket_Wood (1147 words)

	Daily Chronicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		One of its reporters was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who became famous for his Sherlock Holmes detective stories.
		Sir Frederick Maurice wrote a letter to the leading newspapers and accused David Lloyd George of misleading Parliament, but instead of making an enquiry into the allegations, Maurice was force to retire from the British Army.
		Following a succession of owners the newspaper was subsequently bought in 1926 by Sir David Yule of Bricket Wood, Hertfordshire, England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Daily_Chronicle (481 words)

	Yule Newsletter - Issue 23
		David, son of Robert and Elizabeth (LAW) YULE, was born 1 January 1825, Stonehaven, Fetteresso and died 4 January 1909 Bournemouth, England.
		Sir David YULE was the first chairman and Thomas Sivewright CATTO was the vice-chairman.
		Sir David YULE continued to hold the title of Chairman but had no active or executive part in the operations of the business.
	www.geocities.com /yulefamily/newsletters/yule23.htm (1743 words)

	The Inside Story of Mr. Rank
		Sir David Yule, a Calcutta jute magnate, left a fortune variously estimated between £20,000,000 and £7,000,000 - perhaps the right figure is about £15,000,000.
		In spite of havy death duties, and the fact that much of Sir David's estate was tied up in trusts, Lady Yule was left with a not inconsiderable bank balance; and her financial adviser was Lord Catto, later chairman of the Bank of England.
		Whatever Lady Yule's attitude, Rank was automatically businesslike in his approach, and ready to apply the ordinary principles of factory management which he had learnt in flour-milling.
	www.powell-pressburger.org /Reviews/Rank/Everybodys.html (2132 words)

	The Investment Column: Yule Catto is still trying to find the right formula - Independent Online Edition > Business ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Yule Catto, the Essex-based group, produces a heady cocktail of chemicals that go into products from paints and glues to medical gloves and drugs.
		Yule specialises in generic drugs where sales usually soar when a product is launched but are quickly eroded as competitors copy the product.
		Yule is trying to cut costs and reshape the third part of the business, performance chemicals, to limit the slide in profits there.
	news.independent.co.uk /business/analysis_and_features/article333270.ece (989 words)

	Daily Chronicle Information
		One of its reporters was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who became famous for his Sherlock Holmes detective stories.
		Sir Frederick Maurice wrote a letter to the leading newspapers and accused David Lloyd George of misleading Parliament, but instead of making an enquiry into the allegations, Maurice was force to retire from the British Army.
		Following a succession of owners the newspaper was subsequently bought in 1926 by Sir David Yule of Bricket Wood, Hertfordshire, England.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Daily_Chronicle (464 words)

	Sir gawain the green knight
		There he is welcomed by Sir Bertilak and his wife and entertained until the morning of the appointment, his host having assured him that the place set for the meeting, the Green Chapel, is close by.
		Apart from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight he is believed to have written three other significant works - Pearl, Cleanness (or Purity) and Patience, which together survive in a single manuscript known as MS Cotton Nero A.x Art.3 now kept in the British Library.
		In Egyptian art, for example, Osiris was depicted as having greenish flesh which connects him both to the resurrection of plant-life and to the underworld where he is depicted as the lord of death and the ruler of the underworld.
	www.whitedragon.org.uk /articles/gawain.htm (2937 words)

	This week: Yule & Catto, Digital Sport, Airtours, FKI \| This is Money
		Yule's other division is pharma and fine chemicals, which makes drugs that are both in and out of patent, food flavourings and fragrance ingredients.
		Yule had a tough 2000 due to rising prices of raw materials - now weakening - and profits were £36m, down from £54m a year earlier.
		Yule's debt at year end was £165m, down from £202m at the start of the year.
	www.thisismoney.co.uk /news/article.html?in_article_id=364406&in_page_id=19 (972 words)

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		THE END OF CONVICTISM Sir William Molesworth's committee on transportation--Effect of the committee's report--Order in Council discontinuing transportation to Australia--Effect of new policy--The new prison system--'Pentonvillains'-- Convicts shipped to Port Phillip--Growth of anti-transportation feeling--Gladstone's policy--The RANDOLPH in Hobson's Bay--Resistance to landing of 'exiles'--Lord Grey and the colonies.
		Sir Joseph Banks was the first to make the suggestion that in New Holland could be found a suitable place for convict settlement.
		In 1785 Admiral Sir George Young submitted to the Government a detailed plan for the settlement of both loyalists and convicts in New South Wales.
	www.gutenberg.net.au /ebooks02/0200471.txt (16236 words)

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		In 1925 Sir David decided to build for himself a mansion on his 1200-acre estate, located only five miles from the northwest edge of London.
		So they were separated most of the time -- Sir David in India, Lady Yule and their daughter, Miss Gladys Yule, living with a staff of servants in the mansion.
		Sir David Yule was known as an eminently successful man. His, like other important executives I know, was a philosophy of industry, rigid application, perseverance, hewing to the line of his purpose, relentlessly driving himself toward his goal.
	www.cog-web-svc.com /hwa/books-booklets/txt/TheSevenLawsOfSuccess.txt (12084 words)

	The Pittendrigh Post
		David Fairlie and his wife, to join a small garden party which they were giving for friends and family.
		I was eventually directed to the remains of Pittendreich by David Yule, the head gamekeeper of the estate (now owned since 1973 by an English family called Cayzer), which lie about 300 meters beyond his house up a hill and to the east of the woods, attainable only on foot.
		Sir William Bruce of Balcaskie and Lochleven, architect royal to Charles II, subsequently bought all the former Morton lands in Kinross in 1675 when the farm was tenanted in two equal halves by John Gib and David Whyte.
	mypage.bluewin.ch /pittendrigh/exchange/placenames.htm (14722 words)

	(Sir) David Puttnam - Films as producer/executive producer:
		Yule, Andrew, David Puttnam, Columbia Pictures & the Fast Fade, New York, 1989.
		He will go to extraordinary lengths to help his loved ones, but will betray a lifelong friend at the drop of a hat if it is to the advantage of the movie on the lot.
		Puttnam seems to see himself as the spiritual descendant of Sir Michael Balcon, the patrician boss at Ealing, whose studios "projected Britain and the British character." Local Hero, the West Highland fable he produced for director Bill Forsyth, is self-consciously in the tradition of Ealing's Whisky Galore, The Maggie, et al.
	www.filmreference.com /Writers-and-Production-Artists-Po-Ro/Puttnam-Sir-David.html (1801 words)

	Success
		In 1925 Sir David decided to build for himself a mansion on his 1200 - acre estate, located only five miles from the northwest edge of London.
		So they were separated most of the time - Sir David in India, Lady Yule in the guest house and their daughter, Miss Gladys Yule, living with a staff of servants in the mansion.
		Sir David Yule was known as an eminently successful man. His, like other important executives I knew, was a philosophy of industry, rigid application, perseverance, hewing to the line of his purpose, relentlessly driving himself toward his goal.
	geocities.com /alexandercain/suc.html (13946 words)

	David Bowie Wonderworld: Bowie News December 2001
		David made a visit to CBGB's Gallery on May 15th to see singer Kristeen Young who appears on some of David's recent studio work and also earlier caught Icelandic 4 piece band Sigur Ros at their Irving Plaza gig in New York City.
		David Bowie's label ISO, which was registered as a record label over a year ago, will be based out of New York and London and has already signed two new artists, one solo and one band.
		He performed with David on the John Peel BBC Show 'David Bowie and Friends' in 1971, he was guitarist in the Spiders backing band for The 1980 Floor Show, and has performed with David many times over the years including performances at The Three Tuns.
	www.bowiewonderworld.com /bowienews/news1201.htm (12741 words)

	http://geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/3950/ScotlandinHistory.html
		Sir Alexander Mackenzie (1764 - 1820) Born on the Isle of Lewis.
		Sir Patrick Manson (1844 - 1922) Born in Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire, he was a pioneer of Tropical Medicine, developing it as a distinct field of study.
		Sir Daniel Wilson (1816 - 1892) Archaeologist, born in Edinburgh and educated at the University of Edinburgh.
	www.sirthom.com /ScotlandinHistory.html (10197 words)

	Vicarage Web Site for Fen Drayton, Conington, Lolworth & Swavesey
		It is hoped that those who visit our parish church will find it not only an interesting and beautiful building but also will be able to experience from it a welcome and a peace that should be the atmosphere of a place where prayer and praise are offered.
		In stone is that of Sir John Cutts, Knight, died 1615.
		In brass is that of Margaret Cutts, 2nd wife of Sir John Cutts, died 1610.
	www.honeyhill.org /llhi.html (1361 words)

	David Wingrove -- Biographies
		David Livingstone and the Victorian Encounter With Africa
		David Nyvall and the Shape of an Immigrant Church : Ethnic, Denominational and Educational Priorities Among Swedes in America (Acta Universitatis upsalien
		David Thomas, iron man from Wales : the story of an immigrant and of the country he left behind
	www.non.com /books/Wingrove_David_b.html (5543 words)

	Works Of Wilkie
		PAINTED for Sir George Beaumont in 1806, when Wilkie was twenty-one, this picture is an admirable example of his early manner.
		The contrast between the toil-worn family and the prosperous tenants of the farm where the scene is laid is admirably shown.
		London, SIR DAVID WILKIE'S Sketches in Turkey, Syria, and Egypt drawn on stone by Joseph Nash.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles34/sir-david-wilkie-5.shtml (2911 words)

	University of Dundee : External Relations : Press Office
		Sir Terry Farrell - who designed the new Home Office headquarters in London and the Edinburgh International Conference Centre - is taking a personal role in the University masterplan development.
		Sir Terry, whose award winning practice has offices in London and Edinburgh, has visited Dundee a number of times and is working closely with Dundee City Council and Scottish Enterprise Tayside in taking this forward.
		Also involved is sculptor and artist David Mach, recently named visiting Professor of Inspiration and Discovery, who is developing ideas for a public work of art based on the life sciences which could be incorporated into the campus plan.
	www.dundee.ac.uk /pressreleases/prapr05/campus.html (398 words)

	Literature
		Spirits in Bondage was Lewis' first published book, written while he was still an atheist and aspired to forge a career as a poet.
		Sir Philip Sidney achieved great things in literature during a tragically brief life.
		Ben Jonson: A Life by David Riggs recounts his turbulent career - much better documented than the Bard's - with thoroughness and skill, but he is less successful in his post-modern criticism of his subject's works.
	members.tripod.com /stromata/id19.htm (1737 words)

	Who was Lady Yule? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Lady Yule was the widow of the Calcutta Jute millionaire, Sir David Yule.
		In 1937 Rank resigned from British National, Corfield resigned from the Pinewood board and Lady Yule sold her stake in Pinewood to Rank.
		Yule, Sir David, 1st Bt, cr.1922; Kt., cr 1912;
	www.powell-pressburger.org /Reviews/Yule/Yule01.html (303 words)

	Where is Bricket Wood? - BlurtIt
		Bricket Wood became famous because of Sir David Yule who constructed a place for him self at Hanstead House off Smug Oak Lane, which was placed just out side the village.
		Sir David Yule was born in Edinburgh, Scotland but spent nearly all his life in India, and it was here that he was knighted by King George V in the year 1911.
		Sir David Yule started off by working for Andrew Yule and Company Ltd, which belonged to his uncle.
	www.blurtit.com /q687126.html (223 words)

	www.myspace.com/theyulelogs
		We, The Yule Logs, are Chico's premier (or maybe just the only) Christmas pop/rock band.
		Come late November, you can find the Yule Logs playing in various locations: city functions, bars, parties, classrooms, convalesent homes, federal penitentiaries...no venue is too big or small for the Logs.
		The Yule Logs thanks to everyone who has spread the word about this, we now are the FASTEST GROWING label and production service for independent artirts.
	www.myspace.com /theyulelogs (680 words)

	Sources for the Math Symbols and Words Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		If the earliest use of a word known to Webster is its appearance in a dictionary, the date is preceded by "ca."; in those cases, it can be assumed earlier uses of those words exist.
		David, H. "First (?) Occurrence of Common Terms in Probability and Statistics -- A Second List, with Corrections," The American Statistician 52:1, February 1998.
		David, H. (2001) First (?) Occurrence of Common Terms in Statistics and Probability, Appendix B and pp.
	members.aol.com /jeff570/sources.html (1110 words)

	Encyclopedia of the Celts : Broceliande - Bwlch Y Saethu
		The older is from the first half of the sixteenth century and was committed to writing by the scribe Gilla Riabhach O'Cleirigh, Son of Tuathal, Son of Tadhg Cam O'Cleirigh, and is in the Old Irish language.
		He was sacrificed as the Yule pig with an apple in his mouth, and his blood begot gods both east and west, in the primitive times when men still believed that only blood could generate offspring because that seemed to be how women did it.
		Sir John Price of Brecon who did a lot of work collecting manuscripts at the time of the Dissolution said that it came from the Priory there.
	celt.net /Celtic/celtopedia/b.html (19254 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Church in China
		The inscription consists of 1780 characters; in addition to the Chinese characters, at the foot and on the sides, the stele also exhibits a series of data in the Syriac language, in Estrangelo characters.
		Sir Henry Yule (Marco Polo, II, 27) thinks that Olopen is only a Chinese form of rabban, a monk, while Prof.
		Louis, King of France, sent the Franciscan, William of Rubruck (known as Rubruquis), to the court of Mangu Khan, successor of Kuyuk; he returned to his convent at Acre (1255), were he wrote an account of his voyage.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/03669a.htm (11450 words)

	THE RUHLEBEN STORY
		Captain Thomas Walker was one of the Ruhleben prisoners to sign a message of greeting to Sir Edward Letchworth, Grand Secretary of English Freemasons, postmarked December 9th 1914, and printed in the Times of December 28th 1914 (page 3, col. B).
		Ward was one of the Ruhleben prisoners to sign a message of greeting to Sir Edward Letchworth, Grand Secretary of English Freemasons, postmarked December 9th 1914, and printed in the Times of December 28th 1914 (page 3, col. B).
		White was one of the Ruhleben prisoners to sign a message of greeting to Sir Edward Letchworth, Grand Secretary of English Freemasons, postmarked December 9th 1914, and printed in the Times of December 28th 1914 (page 3, col. B).
	ruhleben.tripod.com /id15.html (6195 words)

	Simplified Spelling Society : Spelling Reform. Anthology.
		Yule, Valerie, Let Us be Practical About Spelling Reform.
		Pitman, Sir James, The Confusions of T.O. and How They Can be Removed.
		Yule, Valerie, The Etymological Argument FOR Spelling Reform.
	www.spellingsociety.org /bulletins/acontents.php (769 words)

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