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		Katherine PLAYFORD was born on 26 Jun 1774 in Beckley Sussex.
		Thomas PLAYFORD was born on 6 Feb 1780 in Beckley, Sussex.
		Sarah PLAYFORD was born on 28 Sep 1783 in Beckley, Sussex.
	www.playford.info /pchron02.htm (132 words)

	SA Parliament (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Playford's mission was the economic development of South Australia: he encouraged secondary industry to relocate to the state with multiple incentives and concessions, and in under thirty years converted a predominantly rural-based economy to a thriving industrial base, while still maintaining strong agricultural development.
		Playford was a skilled administrator with a prodigious memory, who used these talents to control Parliament: in the eyes of the general public, he was the government.
		Playford resigned as leader of the LCL in 1966 and left the House of Assembly in 1968.
	www.parliament.sa.gov.au /pp/html/playford2.shtm (303 words)

	Thomas Playford IV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Playford was born on July 5, 1896 on the family farm in the hills overlooking Adelaide.
		Following an electoral redistribution, Playford was elected to the constituency of Gumeracha on 19 March 1938 and was appointed Minister of Irrigation, Minister of Repatriation and Commissioner of Crown Lands.
		Playford could point at the economic growth of the state as a reason for his continued election as Premier but he could also thank a gerrymander of his devising, known locally as a `Playmander', for his hold on power.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Playford_IV (1134 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Thomas Playford IV
		The third Playford, Thomas Playford II, was born at Bethnal Green, London in 1837 to the second wife of Pastor Playford.
		Playford endured many operations during this time to remove the shrapnel that had penetrated his body, although some of it remained within him, and his hearing was permanently damaged.
		Playford's grandfather had declined a KCMG, and Playford himself did initially, but under the influence of Menzies he eventually accepted the honour and was knighted in 1957.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Thomas_Playford_IV (5094 words)

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		Thomas PLAYFORD was born on 3 Sep 1738 in Tenterden, Kent.
		William Playford was born on 9 Nov 1740 in Tenterden, Kent.
		Henry PLAYFORD was born on 11 Nov 1745 in Tenterden, Kent.
	playford.info /pchron01.htm (98 words)

	Thomas Regional (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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	www.therexsys.com /Thomas-Regional.html (1354 words)

	Britain.tv Wikipedia - Don Dunstan
		Dunstan was to become the most vocal opponent of the LCL Playford Regime, strongly criticising its practice of electoral malapportionment, known as the Playmander, a pun on the term gerrymander.
		In the federal election of 1966, the ALP suffered a swing against it of 11.8% in South Australia, double the national average.
		The Liberals dropped Playford as the state leader, and the younger Steele Hall took his place.
	www.britain.tv /wikipedia.php?title=Don_Dunstan (5251 words)

	Thomas Playford IV
		Indeed, Playford's policies were often such anathema to LCL cohorts that he required support from Labor to pass his legislation.
		Following his retirement, Playford served on various boards in South Australia until his death in 1981.
		Playford was honoured for his service to South Australia with a knighthood in 1957 and his legacy lives on in South Australia with a local council area named for him.
	www.parsnava.com /biography/sdmc_Thomas_Playford_IV (1125 words)

	My Family - pafg50 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Francis Thomas BALE was born on 7 Nov 1908 in Brisbane, Qld, Australia..
		Frank Playford ARCHIE was born on 26 Sep 1919 in Dalby, Qld, Australia..
		John Thomas (Jack) CHAMPION was born on 17 Jan 1902 in Charters Towers, Qld, Australia..
	www.angelfire.com /trek/a_couzens/my_family/pafg50.htm (965 words)

	§2. His Works. VIII. Thomas Campion. Vol. 4. Prose and Poetry: Sir Thomas North to Michael Drayton. The Cambridge ...
		Prose and Poetry: Sir Thomas North to Michael Drayton.
		The “new way” itself, the sole contribution of the book to the sum of contemporary musical knowledge, is a rule of thumb for the harmonisation of a continuous piece of vocal or instrumental music, given the bass and the first chord.
		But, apart from the value, such as it is, of this discovery, no doubt the book served as a useful compendium for the musical student, and it was very popular, being several times reprinted in Playford’s Introduction to the Skill of Musicke.
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		John Playford's background and his book's dedication to "The Gentlemen of the Innes of Court, whose sweet and ayry Activity has crowned their Grand Solemnities with Admiration to all Spectators" shows he was aiming his book at the gentry (one could hardly expect to get rich by selling books to peasants after all!).
		Certainly Playford's collection of dances had rustic origins, otherwise he would not have described them as "Country" but his book probably presents the formalised versions used by the gentry rather than the rustic ones.
		On the other hand we know that the Nobility danced with the commoners so perhaps the dances are not too far removed from their rural origins after all.
	eredsul.org /earl_mike/FlamePeace/ECDance1.htm (1222 words)

	Early Child Ballads
		(iv) It is sung to a modal melody.
		I've looked at the Ravenscroft ballads at length because of their documentability and accessibility.
		John Playford's books also tend to be a rich source of popular tunes - though you will sometimes want to distinguish between a 1650 tune that was already popular in 1550 and a 1650 tune that was composed in 1649.
	www.pbm.com /~lindahl/ballads/early_child (8688 words)

	Flinders University - 40th Anniversary
		In 1960, the Premier of South Australia, Sir Thomas Playford announced, during one of his regular radio broadcasts, that 150 hectares of land in the suburb of Burford (now known as Bedford Park) would be allocated to The University of Adelaide for establishment of a second campus.
		Sir Thomas Playford authorised the Council of The University of Adelaide to proceed with planning.
		Sir Thomas Playford's Liberal and Country League government was defeated in the State election and the Australian Labor Party took power.
	www.flinders.edu.au /anniversary/index.cfm?mid=5&sid=2 (4264 words)

	Seven Generations of Descendants of John Hales (1781-1856) - pafg02.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Sarah married Thomas F. Thomas was born in 1842.
		Robert married Mary Ann PLAYFORD, daughter of William PLAYFORD and Mary SEWELL, on 21 Sep 1852 in Limpenhoe, Norfolk, England.
		Ellen Playford HALES was born on 5 Nov 1860 in Runham, Norfolk,, Eng.
	bbhales.com /genealogy/hales/pafg02.htm (415 words)

	Adelaide - Search View - ninemsn Encarta
		On the eve of the world economic depression in the 1930s, Adelaide's almost exclusively rural economy was critically vulnerable and it was hit very hard.
		However, 32 years of Liberal-Country League (LCL) conservative government (1933-1965) and the long personal ascendancy of Thomas Playford (1938-1965), the LCL's most famous figure in that period, produced growing prosperity and political stability for Adelaideans, during which the provision of power for industrial purposes and the range and variety of secondary industries developed considerably.
		After World War II, under the Playford regime, industrial diversification transformed the economy.
	au.encarta.msn.com /text_761564454__1/Adelaide.html (1569 words)

	SOME EARLIER REFERENCES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		My soul into the hands of God the Father and the Blessed Virgin Mary body to be buried in the church of St. James in Ikelyngham and at the same altar 12d for tithes and alms for the repair of the ornaments of the said church 13s.4d.
		Thomas Bakhot, heir of Nicholas Bakhot of Mildenhall to Margaret Peche et al of the same.
		Thomas Backhott, the son of Thomas Backhott, my son-in-law, for to have the house at the west that William Dobson dwelleth in.
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	H. R. Taylor's The Story of a Century
		Neale" (Thomas Neill), "who preached from 1 Peter 2:4: 'To whom coming as unto a living stone, disallowed indeed of men but chosen of God and precious.' And as there was no evening service, this closed for the day the simple but interesting public worship of this quiet body of professing Christians.
		Thomas Playford, a recent arrival from England, had formed a new church called the "Christian Church," professing New Testament principles, which met in a building in Hindley Street, close to the site of the present Theatre Royal, and once used by the Wesleyan Methodists.
		Thomas Jackson may be allowed to tell what happened in his own words in a letter to the editor of the "British Millennial Harbinger," written April 4th, 1849.
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	DPI - NT Government - Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The unnamed area south of the Hundred of Howard and east of the Hundred of Waterhouse was named in 1953 by the Nomenclature Committee, after EC Playford, a former Director of Lands and Mines, 1921?25 in the NT.
		Edward Copley Playford was the second son of Thomas and Mary Playford, his father serving twice as Premier of South Australia.
		Copley Playford was appointed as Chief Warden of the Goldfields in the NT in July, 1898 and as a surveyor contributed a great deal to mining and other surveys in the NT.
	www.ipe.nt.gov.au /whatwedo/landinformation/place/origins/localities.html (12177 words)

	FSNewz - "Spirit of Australia" Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The area was occupied by the Wiradjuri people who were encountered in 1835 when Thomas Mitchell's expedition camped just to the north of town.
		However, in his survey of the district in the mid-1830s surveyor-general Thomas Mitchell renamed it 'Cudjallagong' after the local name, said to mean 'large lake' or 'water container'.
		Thomas Playford, the SA Premier at the time, argued that the state needed to be self-supporting in energy.
	www.fsnewz.net /Events/events/AUStour/index.htm (10699 words)

	Sir George Felbrigg (late 1300's - Aft. 1400)
		After Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, was exiled in 1398, Sir George was named as one of the council to administer his affairs.
		In 1399, Henry IV became King and Sir George Felbrigg was confirmed the annuities from the Crown previously granted to him by Richard II.
		His brass, found in the church at Playford, shows him standing upon a lion.
	www.philbrick-genealogy.org /Museum/SirGeorgeFelbrigg.htm (166 words)

	Dances from Pride & Prejudice
		In the Apted, The Playford Ball, PandP1995 versions the problem of not having enough time in A1 to set to the right and left and circle 3 hands left all in 8 counts is solved by having dancers set only to the right, then using 6 slip steps to turn the circle.
		Although this dance is Playford and thereby warranting inclusion in the previous section of this web-page, I've included it here as it has widely become known as the'big dance' from the 1995 Pride and Prejudice production.
		Firstly, where others have chosen to play the tune quickly with repeats on the A and B parts and to dance the dance slowly (with just two steps per bar), my preference is to play the tune slowly without repeats and to march it briskly.
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		Jane Chapman. She married (1) John Thomas Despain January 18, 1864 in Brigham City, Utah. He was the son of James Harris Despain and Seletha Sanders Smith.
		John Thomas Despain, Jr., born July 22, 1874 in Tooele, Tooele Co., Utah; died November 23, 1908 in Manila, Uintah, Utah; married Mabel Ellen McCarty April 02, 1902.
		93. Hannah Playford, born January 22, 1622 in Hingham, Norfolk, England; died 1690 in Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. She was the daughter of 186.
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		The Governor did this in the belief, which he was to explain at some length, that no other party leader in the Legislative Assembly as then constituted could have mustered the support enabling him to form a government.
		Thomas Tunnecliffe, made an offer as a bolt from the blue to the Country Party that if it would join with Labour in ousting the United Australia Party from office his party would put the Country Party in office as a government in its own right and support it from the corner benches.
		The Governor maintained that, as neither party had won a majority of seats, it should be left to the House of Assembly to resolve the crisis when the Parliament met.
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		iv, 9-24 plus six leaves each decorated and featuring a coloured picture of a flower laid down by hand (180 x 132 mm).
		iv, 9 (text) plus eight tipped-in colour plates (on rectos only of the leaves) plus printer's colophon at rear (254 x 188 mm).
		xii and iv, 3-206 (the eccentricity is the printer's).
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	The Samuel Griffith Society: Volume 2: Chapter Eleven
		Apart from Evatt himself, the other members of the drafting committee were the Federal Parliamentary Leader of the United Australia Party and Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Mr W M Hughes, and the six State Premiers, of whom only Thomas Playford of South Australia and Albert Dunstan of Victoria were not leaders of Labor governments.
		This was done through organizations like the Bank of Adelaide, which had many country branches, and Elder Smith's and Grose's organization (flour milling), through their country Managers talking to their clients and persuading them to send telegrams of objection to the Premier.
		In South Australia, the Premier, Mr (later Sir) Thomas Playford was deserted by his own party when it refused to follow his lead in sponsoring the Bill, whilst in Western Australia, the antiLabor Legislative Council was again the destructive agent.
	www.samuelgriffith.org.au /papers/html/volume2/v2chap11.htm (6721 words)

	English & American Dance Week dances
		Playford Ball; Holland as Seen in English ECD
		Playford Ball; Country Dance Book IV Mary K
		Playford Ball; Country Dance Book II Irish Lamentation
	www.cdss.org /programs/2003/EAP-dances.html (164 words)

	Michael Jackson's Area: Adelaide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		It is a roughly linear city : it is 20 km from the coast to the foothills, ƅut it stretches 90 km from Gawler, South Australia at its northern extent to Aldinga, South Australia in the south.
		Named in honour of Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, the consort of William IV of the United Kingdom, the city was founded in 1836 as the new town for the only freely-settled British province in Australia.
		World War II ƅrought industrial stimulus and diversification to Adelaide under the Thomas Playford IV Government, which advocated Adelaide as a safe place for manufacturing due to its less vulneraƅle location.
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