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	Isaac Hayward - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sir Isaac James Hayward (usually known as 'Ike' Hayward) (November 17, 1884 - January 3, 1976) was Leader of the London County Council from 1947 until it was abolished in 1965.
		Hayward was the son of a miner from Blaenavon, Monmouthshire, and himself went down the mines from the age of 12.
		Hayward led the Labour Party's opposition to the Herbert Report recommendations that the LCC be abolished and replaced by a Greater London Council, pointing to the work the LCC had done.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Isaac_Hayward (493 words)

	Hayward Gallery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hayward Gallery is an art gallery within the South Bank Centre, situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, in central London, England.
		It was designed by the Department of Architecture and Civic Design of the Greater London Council, and is named after Sir Isaac Hayward, a former leader of the London County Council, the GLC's predecessor.
		Among the tricks of the building is the different lines of the walls at ground level and walkway level on this facade, which reconcile the differing axes of the Hayward and the Royal Festival Hall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hayward_Gallery (969 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Football \| News \| Interview: Sir Jack Hayward
		Sir Jack situated himself in a comfy chair in the corner, clasped his hands across his belly and beamed.
		Age is against Hayward and, though he did not say so explicitly, had Wolves not won in Cardiff, his enthusiasm may have sustained an irreparable puncture.
		Hayward said he had struggled to recover from the pain of the previous season when their neighbours West Bromwich came from behind to pip Wolves to automatic promotion.
	football.guardian.co.uk /comment/story/0,9753,1016017,00.html (1166 words)

	Sir John Soane's Museum Exhibitions
		Sir John Soane's Museum is pleased to announce a new exhibition featuring original works by some of the icons of 20th-century architecture, drawn from one of the world's finest private collections.
		Sir John Soane's Museum is pleased to announce a new exhibition examining the work of Raymond Erith, one of the most accomplished and original English architects of the last century.
		Sir John Soane's Museum is proud to announce a new exhibition exploring the work of Daniel Libeskind, one of the most exciting and celebrated figures in world architecture.
	www.soane.org /archive.html (11046 words)

	Hayward Gallery - About Us
		The Hayward was designed by a group of young architects, working from the (then) London County Council (LCC), including Dennis Crompton, Warren Chalk and Ron Herron, all who later joined Peter Cook and his colleagues at Archigram.
		The Hayward was named after the late Sir Isaac Hayward, the former leader of the London County Council.
		The Hayward Gallery was designed concurrently with the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room, which were opened in 1967, but by a different design team with the LCC offices.
	www.hayward.org.uk /about/txtfaq.html (304 words)

	Sir Nigel Gresley
		His grandfather was Sir William Nigel Gresley, ninth baronet.(Hughes writes at considerable lengh about the Gresley family history).
		At the time corridor tenders for the London-Edinburgh non-stop runs were being considered one of Sir Nigel's daughters found her father one evening on all fours in the family dining-room, squeezing his great bulk through the narrow space formed between a wall and a row of chairs, set side by side.
		In carrying out the brake trials it was realised by Sir Nigel Gresley's staff and that of the Westinghouse Brake Company that the results obtained must be accurate beyond doubt, and therefore every care was taken by providing accurately calibrated recording instruments.
	www.steamindex.com /people/gresley.htm (5772 words)

	Orderly Book of Sir John Johnson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Sir William Pepperel died a baronet, and his successor living to be deprived, his estate also passed into exile.
		When William, an half breed-supposed to be Sir William's boy, and an associate of young Brant at Dr. Wheelock's school, was directed by his instructor's son to saddle a horse, he refused, saying be was not a Gentleman.
		A letter from Major General Hope, Commander-in-Chief andc., to Sir John is apparently interesting, as throwing further light on a restless escapade, which is referred to in the life of that early representative of the possibilities and effect of education, even upon a savage mind.
	www.fortklock.com /johnjohntories.htm (12366 words)

	The Hayward Gallery - Things to do in London - All in London
		The Hayward Gallery was built and later opened in 1968 solely for the purpose of displaying Modern Art.
		The Hayward Gallery was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1968 and named after Sir Isaac Hayward, the former leader of the London County Council.
		London is a fine source of innovative art galleries and museums with the Hayward standing as a challenging and modern example which can serve to really reward the unbiased visitor.
	www.allinlondon.co.uk /the-hayward-gallery.php (245 words)

	Hotels near Hayward Gallery, London SE1
		The Hayward Gallery, one of the largest, purpose-built galleries in Britain, forms part of the South Bank Centre.
		Named after Sir Isaac Hayward, one-time leader of the LCC, the gallery was designed by the GLC Department of Architecture, led by Geoffrey Horsefall.
		From a cheap Hayward Gallery hotel, to 4 and 5 star Hayward Gallery hotels with special offers, you are sure to find the best Hayward Gallery hotel accommodation for your stay in London.
	www.guidetorichmond.co.uk /places/hayward_gallery.html (329 words)

	Henry Hayward ca 1744 - 1808
		HAYWARD family - (1)Henry HAYWARD [incorrectly called William in this article] was an officer in the British Army, came to Nova Scotia after "the peace of 1783, received a grant of land [author not sure if it was at Halifax or Windsor - it was Windsor].
		Henry Hayward was a foot solder in the British Army 54th Regiment of Foot, later known as the West Norfolk Regiment.
		David Hayward, Sarah's McCully's husband, was the eldest son of Samuel and Sarah [Hoar] McCully's nearest neighbor.
	www.hayward-logan.com /Hayward/Henry_HAYWARD.htm (12552 words)

	FOX, Sir William - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		William Fox was the third son of George Townshend Fox, of Durham, a deputy lieutenant of the county, and was born on 20 January 1812 at Westoe, near South Shields, Durham.
		The Colonial Office draft, based on the proposals of Sir George Grey, was the basis of the Act passed in 1852, but Fox was probably responsible for the addition of Taranaki to the five provinces Grey had proposed to create.
		When Waterhouse found himself unable to work with Vogel and resigned on 3 March 1873, Fox, at the urgent request of Governor Sir George Bowen, agreed to assume the premiership for a few weeks, but only to keep the seat warm for Vogel, who was absent from the colony.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/F/FoxSirWilliam/FoxSirWilliam/en (2245 words)

	South Bank Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Sir Adrian Boult and Sir Malcolm Sargent conducted the orchestra.
		It was opened by the Queen on 9th July 1968 and was named after Sir Isaac Hayward, a former leader of the London County Council.
		The Hayward Gallery has regular exhibitions of classical and contemporary art with particular emphasis on current British and foreign artists.
	www.allinfoaboutlondon.com /index.php?page=63 (405 words)

	Keep Thanking Sir Jack \|\| Wolves - Unofficial Wolves News and Views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The "Thanks, Sir Jack" Message Board has now gone quiet, so if you have not yet left a message on the board, then do so now.
		The message board is designed for Wolves fans from far and wide to leave a message of thanks to the great man himself after he announced he was giving away the Club.
		Sir Jack is prepared to wave away the £40million worth of debt owed to him so the news owners take over a new club, the passing over of the club now known as the "Golden Handshake".
	www.sportnetwork.net /main/s115/st34954.htm (317 words)

	Spiritualitea: A Very Brief History of Witchcraft 1.0 by Isaac Bonewits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		This was slowly done over a period of two centuries and in 1484 Pope Innocent VIII officially sanctioned the arrest and trial (that is to say, the torture, conviction and execution) of all persons accused of witchcraft.
		Sir James Frazer published the first volume of his monumental Golden Bough in 1890, proposing his theories about the presence of the "Divine King" and goddess worship in most European cultures.
		If you would like to be on the author's personal mailing list for upcoming publications, lectures, song albums, and appearances, send your snailmail and/or your email address to him at PO Box 372, Warwick, NY, USA 10990-0372 or via email to ibonewits@neopagan.net.
	www.spiritualitea.com /articles/briefhistory.shtml (10861 words)

	Hayward Gallery, Waterloo - London - UK Attraction
		Part of the South Bank Centre, the Hayward Gallery is one of the most important art galleries in London, both for the exhibitions it puts on and for its architectural interest.
		The gallery is a classic example of sixties brutal architecture and is hated as equally as it is loved.
		It was designed by young architects of the period including Dennis Crompton and Warren Chalk.
	www.ukattraction.com /london/hayward-gallery.htm (206 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Talking Point \| Does 'Sir Mick' deserve his knighthood?
		Knights are traditionally people that have performed duties for their country without hesitation and with all the ability they could muster.
		So he deserves the quintessentially British award, along with the chance to once again rattle the cages of all the Brits with their nose in the air.
		Sir Mick would just surely be the icing on this cake of hypocrisy!
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/talking_point/2036069.stm (2823 words)

	Selected Bibliography
		Aristotle, The Politics, translated by Sir Ernest Barker.
		Hayward, Stephen F., The Age of Reagan: The Fall of the Old Liberal Order.
		Sykes, Sir Percy, A History of the Persians, volume 1, third edition.
	www.fsmitha.com /biblio.htm (2192 words)

	HTML Translation of SGML/EAD Document by Tim Green
		Correspondence with Sir Isaac Hayward, Leader of London County Council, March 1960.
		Typescript article, 'Sir Frederick Leggett on the 1935 dispute and the establishment of the London Theatre Council, 11 August 1971.
		Memorandum on the organisation of the LCC Labour Party by Isaac Hayward and W.G.Fiske, n.d.
	library-2.lse.ac.uk /archives/handlists/Jenkins/m.html (10963 words)

	Astrology
		Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727), who followed in Kepler's footsteps, used an eclectic mix of science and astrology to arrive at many of his theories.
		De Wohl had done such a superb job of imitating the old French seer's unique style in the "newly discovered quatrains" that even Joseph Goebbels (1897–1945), Hitler's propaganda minister who earlier had employed a similar deceit to predict Nazi triumph, was fooled.
		Former President Ronald Reagan (1911–) and First Lady Nancy Reagan (1921–) were devotees of astrology long before their tenure in the White House, as were other actors of their Hollywood set, such as Tyrone Power (1913–1958), Susan Hayward (1918–1975), Marlene Dietrich (1901–1992), Ronald Colman (1891–1958), and Robert Cummings (1908–).
	www.unexplainedstuff.com /Prophecy-and-Divination/Astrology.html (3866 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions at the Royal National Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Lord Olivier OM was Director from 1963 to 1973, succeeded by Sir Peter Hall CBE until 1988; Sir Richard Eyre was Director from 1988 until 1997.
		It is in an area devoted to the arts, with the Royal Festival and Queen Elizabeth Halls, the Purcell Room, the Hayward Gallery, and the National Film Theatre.
		He was also the architect for the IBM building, the National's neighbour on the South Bank (1983), the University of East Anglia (1968), the Royal College of Physicians in Regent's Park (1960), and the flats in St James's Place overlooking Green Park (1958).
	website-archive.nt-online.org /visiting/faq.html (2817 words)

	Sir Robert Taylor ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Illustrated by Isaac Robert Cruikshank, English, 1789-1856 Author John Taylor, English, 1757-1832 Monsieur Tonson by
		Book Works have been commissioned new work in collaboration with artists and writers since 1984; publishing and producing books, multiples, CD-Roms, and internet/new media projects with a playlist of artists which includes Jemery Deller,
		Sir Robert Taylor (1703 - 1772) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
	wwar.com /masters/t/taylor-sir_robert.html (1372 words)

	Architecture Week 2006 \| June 16 - June 25 Organised and Managed by Arts Council England \| Brain candy
		The Hayward Gallery is named after Sir Isaac Hayward, former leader of the London County Council.
		It was opened on 9th July 1968 the same day that West Ham striker Paolo Di Canio was born.
		The northern frontage of Tate Modern, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, is over 200m long and the chimney is 99m high (specifically designed to be lower than the dome of St Paul's Cathedral at 114m).
	www.architectureweek.org.uk /brain.asp (968 words)

	Genealogy, Reference, Topography & Miscellaneous
		An Index to the Pedigrees in the Genealogical Manuscripts of Sir Ralph Bigland, Garter King of Arms, from a MS Index in the College of Arms.
		In the Collection of Sir Evan Davies Jones, Bart., M.P. A Catalogue with Biographical and Descriptive Notes.
		Manuscript inscription from Sir Evan to Anthony Wagner.
	www.heraldrytoday.co.uk /genealogy_books.htm (6155 words)

	Some Antarctic Collections
		Argonauts of the South, being a narrative of voyagings and polar seas and adventures in the Antarctic with Sir Douglas Mawson and Sir Ernest Shackleton.
		By this time the sector from the Ross Ice Shelf to the South Pole had been mapped to some degree and Sir Douglas Mawson had explored much of the coast, yet a great part of the Continent lay a mystery, and its extent was still undetermined.
		MS 641/3;MJ Letter to Charles William Rawson Royds, 9 December 1902 [At the foot of the Western Mountains, altitude 4000 feet, ascending tomorrow possibly to a height of 7 or 8000 feet, instructions follow for depots to be laid and arrangements for being met in case of delay] microfilm
	www.antarctic-circle.org /collections.htm (13099 words)

	National Theatre : FAQs : Finance
		The National Theatre Bill followed four years later, but little progress was made.
		Pressure by the LCC under the leadership of the late Sir Isaac Hayward culminated in their offer in 1961 to find the sum then needed to meet the balance of the cost.
		A year later the government set up the South Bank Theatre Board to build the theatre, which stands on a 4.7 acre site provided by the GLC.
	www.nationaltheatre.org.uk /?lid=1414 (703 words)

	Travel and Tourism Links for London and Britain
		Royal Festival Hall Hayward Gallery on the South Bank
		Hayward Gallery was opened by the Queen, again, in 1968.
		It is named for the late Sir Isaac Hayward, a former leader of the London County Council.
	www.theworldisyouroyster.com /london/london_museum_links.htm (1131 words)

	AIM25: University of the Arts London: London College of Communication: London School of Printing and London College of ...
		Sir James Waterlow had arranged for part of the Lavington Street premises of the Amalgamated Press to be loaned to the school free of charge; it subsequently housed a large section of the composing department.
		When the building was officially opened in 1964 by Sir Isaac Hayward, some 8,000 students were attending courses.
		The North Western Polytechnic Department of Printing merged with the LCP in 1969, and the late 1960s and 1970s saw further expansion of courses in Graphic Design, Photography, Film, Video and Television, Journalism, and Business Studies.
	www.aim25.ac.uk /cats/41/4217.htm (743 words)

	GENUKI: Wills of Derbyshire - Surnames beginning S
		SPENCER, Isaac - of Wirksworth co. Derby, innkeeper, 16 Aug 1730.
		I have a judgement upon record against my brother Thomas SPENCER of Middleton (of) £80 (which) I give to my daughter Hannah SPENCER and in case (of) deficiency of payment (she to) have it out of my personal estate; to my wife Alice SPENCER - the remainder andc.
		SLEIGH, Isaac, of Cronkstone Grange, i/t/p Hartington, Husbandman, 23 Apr 1752.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/ProbateRecords/WillsS.html (9408 words)

	London Art - Art Links
		Located on the bank of the Thames, between Waterloo and Westminster bridges.
		The Royal Festival Hall and Hayward Gallery stand on the south bank of the River Thames, alongside the Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room
		This Web Site has been developed to assist Police Forces, across the United Kingdom, in the recovery and return of Stolen Antiques and to enable Auction Houses, Collectors and dealers to comply with the code of Due Diligence.
	www.artlondon.com /index.php?page=links (2259 words)

	St. Antonius
		Documents found in Paris in 1975 confirm its existence.
		Sir Isaac Newton and Leonardo Da Vinci were Grand Masters in this organization
		As it is inspired by The Holy Spirit, canonized by the Church, lived by the saints and interpreted by the fathers.
	www.antonius.org (2156 words)

	Hayward descent
		"Jane [2nd wife of Henry HAYWARD] may have been daughter of/sister to Loyalist John McColla/MacColla granted 750 acres (where?); bought 500 acres in Hants Co., NS in 1792; Justice of the Peace, Hants Co. 1794; lived Rawdon @1792 and Windsor @1800; Sheriff of Hants Co, 1802-10; married Eunice @1772; she died 27 Jan.
		Henry Freeze married Lydia A Morton on 15 Dec 1880.
		Their children were born in Cumberland, Franklin, and Adams counties of Pennsylvania.
	pweb.netcom.com /~symbios/henry.html (12112 words)

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