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	Thomas Hope - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		He was also, as his father had been - the elder Hope's country house near Haarlem was crowded with fine pictures - a munificent patron of the highest forms of art, and both at his London house and his country seat at Deepdene near Dorking he formed large collections of paintings, sculpture and antiques.
		Deepdene in his day became a famous resort of men of letters as well as of people of fashion, and among the luxuries suggested by his fine taste was a miniature library in several languages in each bedroom.
		He was the author of two works published posthumously - the Origin and Prospects of Man (1831), in which his speculations diverged widely from the usual orthodox opinions, and an Historical Essay on Architecture (1835), an elaborate description of the architecture of the middle ages, illustrated by drawings made by himself in Italy and Germany.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Thomas_Hope (471 words)

	Thomas Hope Furniture & Biography
		Thomas Hope, a "gentleman of sofas", as Byron called him, had an enormous impact on the course of English furniture history, mainly in the time of Regency furniture, moving into a decidedly antique direction, focusing it onto a cold, precise, archaeological interpretation of furniture design.
		Never one to stay put long Hope was soon travelling again, in 1799 he revisits old haunts in Athens, and in 1802 he is seen in Naples and Rome, all the while collecting antique specimens of art which he later decides to house permanently in England.
		From such endeavour Hope was later to furnish whole rooms in the Egyptian style, replete with antique chairs, couches, and beds, and as a consequence of this the Egyptian revival movement was born and achieved some considerable popularity.
	www.furniturestyles.net /european/english/thomas-hope.html (985 words)

	Thomas Hope - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thomas Hope (1769 - February 3, 1831), was a British art collector and author, best known for Anastasius.
		He was born in Amsterdam, the eldest son of John Hope, and was descended from a branch of an old Scottish family who for several generations were merchants in London and Amsterdam.
		He was also, as his father had been the elder Hope's country house near Haarlem was crowded with fine pictures, a munificent patron of the highest forms of art, and both at his London house and his country seat at Deepdene near Dorking he formed large collections of paintings, sculpture and antiques.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Hope (580 words)

	Sir Thomas Hope
		Henry Hope, a younger brother of the subject of this memoir, following the profession of his father, was the progenitor of the great and opulent branch of the Hopes of Amsterdam; a house, for extent of commerce and solidity of credit, long considered superior, without exception, to any private mercantile company in the world.
		Thomas Hope, after having distinguished himself at school in no small degree, entered upon the study of the law, and made so rapid a progress in juridical knowledge, that he was at a very early age called to the bar.
		The ministers, thus abandoned, applied to Mr Hope, who, pitying their case, with the greatest cheerfulness and resolution undertook their defence; and, notwithstanding the reiterated endeavours of the court to perplex and browbeat him, contradicted it in so skilful and masterly a manner, that he made a deep impression on the jury.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/other/hope_thomas.htm (564 words)

	Touch of Hope · Thomas Pacheco
		Thomas Pacheco is a bright and loving eight-year-old who was diagnosed on March 7, 2002 with a rare and aggressive cancer that has long-term survival rates of less than thirty percent.
		Since the beginning of this trial Thomas has been fully aware of his condition, and through all the horrors he has had to face, he has shown a courage and resilience not often found in anyone, much less a child of seven (Thomas's age when the cancer was discovered).
		Thomas faces regular scans of his body for the foreseeable future, a future that we pray will be long and full of life.
	touchofhope.org /thomaspacheco (892 words)

	Amazon.ca: Hope's Crossing: Books: Joan Elizabeth Goodman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Hope loses her dear companion, and almost dies herself; after a long convalescence in the care of a British officer's wife, she again escapes, and a crusty old suitor of Maude's sails her across enemy lines to a happy reunion with her family.
		Hope starts out by thinking all people on the other side were bad then, she learns that there are many nice people who try to help her who are on the other side.
		Hope, a patriot, had to live with, and pretend to be, tories (British) for months, plus she contracted the small pox, was used as a slave, and many other things happened.
	www.amazon.ca /Hopes-Crossing-Joan-Elizabeth-Goodman/dp/0698118073 (1661 words)

	Books by Hope Thomas
		Hope is a Graduate of the Class of 1986 at the University of Texas at Arlington which she entered as an older student in 1971.
		As with all Poetry, Hope's is a journey of heartfelt emotions which range from despair to contentment, sadness to happiness, loneliness to being together and from the darkenss of death to the uplifting heights of enlightenment.
		Hope combines her formal studies in Children's Literature with a determination to teach children to love and respect all species of life on Earth.
	www.1stmist.com /HopeThomas.htm (1373 words)

	Jay Thomas Quartet \| 12th & Jackson Blues
		Thomas, at 51, is not a household name among many jazz listeners, although his recordings have been warmly reviewed in some of the jazz journals.
		Thomas is well-known among jazz musicians, having played with a number of them visiting the west coast.
		Thomas is a trumpeter recognized by his peers, if not by critics or the jazz public, as one of today’s best soloists on the instrument.
	www.jaythomasjazz.com /cd/mcr62399.html (1873 words)

	Thomas Hope Hospital-2
		Thomas Hope's arrival for a visit, which was to be of three months' duration to Langholm, is described in the Eskdale and Liddesdale Advertiser newspaper, dated 27th June 1888, thus.
		Thomas Hope was presented with an illuminated address prior to his departure for the last time: this framed text now hangs in a room at the Town Hall.
		Hope, previous to his early return to America, and convey to him the sense of pleasure and gratification with which the gentlemen present regard Mr.
	members.fortunecity.com /zeemeeboy/thope_hospital.htm (9630 words)

	Thomas - A Resurrection of Certainty - Mighty in Spirit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Thomas had been like them, unable to believe that a man could live again after the cruelty of a crucifixion.
		Thomas recalled the piercingly wonderful confidence of life that Jesus offered and how that hope was brutally torn from him.
		The name Thomas is the Hebrew equivalent for the Greek Didymus, which means "twin." Thomas’s testimony serves as a reminder of the similarities between doubt and faith–both originate from the same place: a confrontation with the unknown.
	www.intouch.org /myintouch/mighty/thomas_36808062.html (721 words)

	Merton Center - Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The basis for Christian hope, then, is God’s love and acceptance, as revealed in the cross of Christ (Thoughts in Solitude, 38-39), and in the new life bestowed by “the great feast of Christian hope: the Resurrection” (Road to Joy, 99).
		Merton emphasizes both that hope has a transcendent dimension, pointing toward the ultimate fulfilment of the world to come (Thoughts in Solitude, 38), the eschatological kingdom (Seasons of Celebration, 60), and that it has profound effects on the way one’s life is lived here and now.
		He is co-author of The Thomas Merton Encyclopedia (2002), and editor of The Vision of Thomas Merton (2003), Cassian and the Fathers (2005) and Pre-Benedictine Monasticism (2006).
	www.merton.org /events.htm (864 words)

	Touch of Hope · Thomas Pacheco
		A side effect of one of the drugs that Thomas received, Vincristine, is a weakening of certain muscles in the lower legs, and apparently the pain and problem that Thomas is experiencing is a known issue.
		Thomas wasn't real excited at first by the way it looked, mostly because of the swelling and the way the site of the surgery still looks, but he did comment that he liked the way that the eyelids would open now and how you could actually see his prosthetic eye.
		She felt that Thomas would show more courage if she were not there, and she knew that introducing the IV could be a rough experience and she just didn't feel like she could handle that today.
	www.touchofhope.org /thomaspacheco/journal.php (1796 words)

	MyClan.com : Clan Hope : Clan History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		His grandson, Sir Thomas Hope, was appointed Lord Advocate by Charles I. He acquired the estate of Craighall in the parish of Ceres in Fife, which thereafter was the principal family designation.
		Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall was one of the greatest lawyers of his time, and his work, Hopes Practicks, is occasionally referred to by Scots lawyers today.
		Sir Thomas Hope, eighth Baronet of Craighall, was a noted agricultural improver, and the Edinburgh parklands known as The Meadows, bordered by the street known as Hope Park, were laid out by him.
	www.myclan.com /clans/Hope_53/default.php (733 words)

	Learning Faith from Doubting Thomas
		Thomas sees his Master arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane and he flees for his life.
		Thomas is cold, with an edge in his voice that cuts like ice.
		Thomas, "Doubting Thomas," as he is sometimes called, is the first disciple to put into words the truth that Jesus is both Lord and God.
	www.leaderu.com /theology/doubting_thomas.html (867 words)

	Daily Radio Broadcast::Thomas: Hope for the Doubting Heart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		He invites Thomas to put his fingers into the nail holes in His hands and to put his whole hand into the gaping wound in His side and have faith that Jesus is alive.
		Thomas not only expressed his belief in the resurrected Lord; he expressed his faith that Jesus is in fact God.
		Remember, this week's series "Finding Hope in the Resurrection," is also available on CD for $10 or more or on cassette.
	www.backtothebible.org /broadcasts/radio/today.php/24717?page=6 (1617 words)

	Thomas Hope, the Founder of Hope Ranch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Thomas Hope's two-story house was built in 1875.
		The architect of Hope House was Peter J. Barber.
		One funny thing about Thomas Hope was that he signed documents with an "X" because he was unable to write.
	www.mcssb.org /goletahistory/ThomasHope.htm (120 words)

	Daily Radio Broadcast::Thomas: Hope for the Doubting Heart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Thomas, called Didymus, one of the twelve is not with them.
		Thomas is the only one of the disciples not present.
		John chapter 11 verse 16 reveals Thomas as a tough-minded, committed kind of guy.
	www.backtothebible.org /broadcasts/radio/today.php/24717?page=5 (403 words)

	www.myspace.com/thomastruax
		The wildly creative and utterly confrontational Thomas Truax is the kind of artist who makes reviewers climb the walls...as they try to figure out exactly what he is doing and who he actually sounds like.
		and i hope your band spirit isn't suffering from the manical wrath of the ego of one sister spinster, i heard a rumour she and the stringello where lookin to move into world of jazz noisecore.......
		Thomas, just to say I enjoyed the Cardiff gig, however loud the crowd at the back were.
	www.myspace.com /thomastruax (1428 words)

	Archives 4
		Thomas HOPE made his will in 1708 in Chester Co., PA, in which he mentions a brother Francis and John [seems that he had no son].
		HOPE LODGE (L), 40.9 m., was built in 1723 by Samuel Morris for his prospective bride, whom he had met on a visit to England.
		HOPE was born 26 Sept 1843 in Alexandria, Dumbartonshire, Scotland.
	www.gbso.net /hope/archive4.htm (2466 words)

	Hope Diamond Timeline
		Sir Thomas Lawrence paints a portrait of George IV of England in which the King is wearing the insignia of the Royal Order of the Golden Fleece set with a large blue stone bearing a striking resemblence to the blue diamond.
		Following the death of Lord Hope and much litigation, the stone is passed on to Hope's nephew Henry Thomas Hope.
		After extensive remodeling of the display area, the Hope Diamond is exhibited in the new Harry Winston Room in the Hall of Geology, Gems and Minerals of the Natural History Museum of the Smithsonian Institution.
	www.pbs.org /treasuresoftheworld/hope/hlevel_1/htimeline.html (700 words)

	Thomas Hope, 1st Baronet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Sir Thomas Hope, 1st Baronet (died 1646) was a Scottish lawyer.
		In 1645 Hope was appointed one of the Commissioners for managing the Exchequer, but died the next year.
		Two of his sons appointed to the bench while he was Lord Advocate; and it being judged by the Court of Session unbecoming that a father should plead uncovered before his children, the privilege of wearing his hat, while pleading, was granted to him.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Thomas_Hope,_1st_Baronet (268 words)

	Hope Thomas - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Hope Thomas - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Hope, Thomas (1769-1831), furniture designer, interior decorator, and aesthete.
		He was born in Amsterdam into a wealthy and cultivated...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Hope_Thomas.html (52 words)

	Hope Family Page
		Marty Hope Read with interest your accounts and information regarding the Hope family and was hoping there might be a connection with my branch of the family.
		Hope Stanley We are indebted to Hope for her genealogy of the Hope family of Norfolk and Eastern Virginia.
		Don Hope I am seeking information on the ancestors of John Hope (brother George, sisters Jessie and Isobel) born in Galashiels Scotland in 1868 and subsequently lived on a farm at Westerton Durham England.
	www.gbso.net /hope/hope.htm (2065 words)

	Henry Thomas Hope
		Hope was defeated in the 1832 General Election.
		Hope returned to the House of Commons in 1833 when he was elected as the M.P. for Gloucester and held the seat until 1841.
		Henry Thomas Hope died on 4th December, 1862.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /IRhope.htm (287 words)

	Thomas Hope, Regency Patron: A Passion for the Antique - Victoria and Albert Museum
		Thomas Hope is a key figure in the history of British design. His influential and varied career had a profound impact on design reform in the early 19th century.
		The remarkable scope of Hope’s influence will be shown through sculpture, painting, furniture, theatre design, costume, metalwork and silver.
		Following an extensive Grand Tour to the continent, Hope refurbished a house in Duchess Street, London which became the centrepiece of his influence on contemporary taste, and in 1804 he opened the house to the public.
	www.vam.ac.uk /exhibitions/future_exhibs/thomas_hope (216 words)

	HOPE, THOMAS (c. 1770-... - Online Information article about HOPE, THOMAS (c. 1770-...
		Byron had referred scornfully to him as " House-furnisher withal, one Thomas hight." Hope's furniture designs were in that pseudo-classical manner which is generally called " English See also:
		reading it because he had not written it and Hope had.
		He is commonly known in literature as " Anastasius " Hope.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /HIG_HOR/HOPE_THOMAS_c_1770_1831_.html (857 words)

	Thomas Hope, Assitant Professor, The Salk Institute
		In the course of these studies, it may be possible to identify a therapeutic strategy that can be universally applied to block required nuclear export functions of a variety of viruses that currently plague mankind including Influenza, HBV, HTLV, and HIV.
		Kim, F.J., Beeche, A.A., Hunter, J.J., Chin, D.J. and Hope, T.J. Characterization of the Nuclear Export Signal of HTLV -I Rex Reveals that Nuclear Export is Mediated by Position-variable Hydrophobic Interactions.
		Thomas Hope received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley.
	www-biology.ucsd.edu:1705 /faculty/hope.html (840 words)

	Thomas Hope Mclachlan ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		John Singleton Copley - Thomas Amory II c.
		Thomas Lawrence, Engravings from the choicest Works of Sir Thomas Lawrence (London: Henry Graves & Co., [ca.
		John Thomas Smith, Topography of London (London: John Thomas Smith, 1810).
	www.wwar.com /masters/m/mclachlan-thomas_hope.html (613 words)

	Thomas Kinkade - Beacon of Hope - Christ-Centered Art
		Price includes your choice of authentic Thomas Kinkade frame.
		And I'm very proud to say that my own paintings have been described as "beacons of hope".
		Beacon of Hope copyright © 1994 by Thomas Kinkade.
	www.christcenteredmall.com /stores/art/kinkade/beacon-of-hope.htm (211 words)

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