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	Teaching Awards
		Having worked at William Beamont Community School for the past 37 years he is responsible for the physical education of generations and his commitment today is as fresh as it was all those years ago.
		William Beamont would not be the school it is without the fantastic efforts of 'our Fred' Good luch Fred noone deserves this recognition more than you.
		I've worked at William Beamont for 5 years and in that time I have always known Fred to be a true professional.
	www.teachingawards.com /winners/winnerDetail.ikml?id=541&t=reg&y=7 (6996 words)

	Newton le Willows
		William Beamont I am led to believe, is the person who founded Warrington Library, This text was published some 40 yrs previous to the more well known J H Lane, 1914, History of Newton-le-Willows books.
		Thus, William, Earl of Boulogne, Moreton, and Warren, son of King Stephen, who died in 1160, granted the office of king's bailiff of Makerfield to Walter de Waleton, and King John, in the first year of his reign, confirmed Henry, the son of Gilbert, the son of Walter, in the office.
		William le Proctor being indicted for stealing a bull, one Henry Crowe, at his request, became surety for his appear-ance, whereupon Proctor was discharged and his surety was detained ; and when Proctor failed to give himself up, the borough hanged the surety and allowed the principal to escape.
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	The Jungle Book (1967 movie) bei eLexi - das Onlinelexikon (Site not responding. Last check: )
		William Bell Scott (September 12, 1811 - November 22, 1890), British poet and artist, son of Robert Scott (1777-1841), the engraver, and brother of David Scott, the painter, was born in Edinburgh.
		William Roscoe (March 8, 1753 - June 30, 1831), was an English historian and miscellaneous writer.
		William Mandella is the main character in Joe Haldeman's \nForever War series, the protagonist of The Forever War and Forever Free.
	www.elexi.de /en/t/th/the_jungle_book__1967_movie_.html (352 words)

	Hissem_De Villiers Family
		William Boteler was the Fifth Baron of Warrington.
		A William le Boteler was one of the Barons at Runnymede, there were over 200, in June 1215 when King John was forced to sign the Magna Charta.
		She was said to be the daughter and heiress of Sir Robert de Villiers, the son of Richard de Villiers, a crusader under Edward I. She married Robert de Molyneux of Sefton, the son of Adam de Molyneux and Annora le Garnet, in about 1153.
	balder.prohosting.com /shissem/Hissem_Villiers.html (1885 words)

	William Beamont pupils triumph in prestigious RL competitions - This Is Cheshire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		William Beamont pupils triumph in prestigious RL competitions - This Is Cheshire
		WILLIAM Beamont Community School pupils have proved themselves to be the kings of junior Rugby League in Warrington.
		William Beamont is the only Warrington school to win either of the aforementioned cups in history.
	archive.thisischeshire.co.uk /2002/06/13/194150.html (232 words)

	Saybrook VR 1
		Thomas Gilburtt was married to Deborah Beamont the 27 _
		William Dudley was married to Mary Roe November the
		William Miller the son of William Miller was born the ninth
	www.mayflowerfamilies.com /vital_records/vital_records_part_1_saybrook.htm (4164 words)

	New Mexican Roots - New England Roots Sir William Lord le Boteler Lord of Warrington
		He called himself William Fitz William le Boteler, lord of Warrington in a deed, 1328, in which he gave to place of land in the Market "stret" to Mathew de Southworth.
		As was the custom of the time, William le Boteler contracted to marry his eldest son Richard le Boteler, just an infant at the time, to Joanna, daughter of Thomas de Dutton, one of the great house of Dutton.
		William married Elizabeth de Havering, daughter of Nicholas de Havering and Unknown.
	www.cybergata.com /roots/3570.htm (537 words)

	WINWICK: Its History and Antiquities
		Richard Stanley, the rector, was a man of mark, who in 1431 was made archdeacon of Chester, and a circumstance of a private nature which happened the same year shows that he was held in esteem by his neighbours.
		A quarrel, it seems, had broken out between Nicholas de Rysley and Gibone his son on the one side, and William de Breche and Richard his son on the other, and the quarrel was embittered by the parties being near neighbours and probably relations.
		Both parties however, very wisely agreed to leave their quarrel to be settled by the Archdeacon, and he undertook the office of peacemaker between them.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/fulltext/ww1897.htm (4957 words)

	MySpaceTV Videos: Search Results for Tag "Beamont"
		Tags: Beamont, Falls, Forever, Kilgore, Movies, Pocket, Side, Texas, TX
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		William Beamont, school music room Drums - Bridge Guitar - Paul Song - Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Has noobs singing in the back ground, I pwn you all!)
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		William Beamont (1797–1889) was a Victorian solicitor and local philanthropist, living in the town of Warrington, in the north-west of England.
		William Lever was born in Bolton, Lancashire in 1851, and educated at the Bolton Church Institute.
		The Leverhulme viscountcy passed to his son William Hulme Lever in 1925, and became extinct on the death of the third viscount, Philip William Bryce Lever, in 2000.
	www.mywarrington.me.uk /people.htm (8749 words)

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		by William Beamont o”Å— = Manchester : Chetham Society, 1869 ’ Ò = Leycester, Peter, Sir, 1614-1678 ’ Ò = Beamont, William, 1797?-1889 ’ Ò = Mainwaring, Thomas, Sir, 1623-1689 V[Y = Remains, historical and literary, connected with the palatine counties of Lancaster and Chester vol.
		Curia Regis ’ Ò = Parker, John William Robinson, 1857- ’ Ò = Lancaster (Palatine : County) V[Y = Remains, historical and literary, connected with the palatine counties of Lancaster and Chester new series, v.
		Courts ’ Ò = Hopkins, Albert William V[Y = Remains, historical and literary, connected with the palatine counties of Lancaster and Chester 3rd series, v.
	www.lib.hit-u.ac.jp /service/bunko/toikea.htm (2407 words)

	Saybrook VR 1
		Thomas Gilburtt was married to Deborah Beamont the 27 _
		William Dudley was married to Mary Roe November the
		William Miller the son of William Miller was born the ninth
	mayflowerfamilies.com /vital_records/vital_records_part_1_saybrook.htm (4174 words)

	William Beamont : Oxford Biography Index entry
		Beamont, William John (1828–1868), Church of England clergyman and author
		Linton, William James (1812–1897), wood-engraver, polemicist, and poet
		Oxford Biography Index Number 101001811 [what is this?
	www.oxforddnb.com /index/101001811 (67 words)

	Hunt's The Scapegoat
		According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term scapegoat was coined by William Tyndale, born in Gloucester in 1494, a Protestant translator of the Bible who was himself "scapegoated" and burned at the stake by the Catholic establishment at Vilvoorde several miles north of Brussels in 1536.
		William Holman Hunt to Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Mar. 12, 1854, San Marino, Calif., Henry E. Huntington Museum and Library (hereafter, Huntington Museum and Library), HM 12961.
		William Beamont, A Diary of a Journey to the East in the Autumn of 1854, 2 vols.
	www.english.uwosh.edu /roth/huntarticle.htm (10601 words)

	DANFORTH GENEALOGY
		Child of SAMUEL BEAMONT and HESTER BUCKINGHAM is: i.
		William Phillips; Henry, 12 November 1727, living at Harvard until 23 February 1820; John, 25 April 1729; Mary, 15 September 1730; both died soon; Sarah, 20 April 1732, married Jeremiah Powell, Esqr.
		Children of WILLIAM DANFORTH and SALLY LEONARD are: i.
	members.aol.com /BBova2332/Danforth2.html (8037 words)

	Ivor trains hard to raise funds for charity - This Is Cheshire
		SPORTY head teacher Ivor Morgan went that extra mile to raise money for a charity close to the heart of his school, William Beamont Juniors.
		Three years ago, pupil Kurt Emery was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma, a cancer which attacks the lymph glands.
		Keen footballer Kurt has now moved on to high school after making a good recovery, but his sister Ellie still attends William Beamont Juniors.
	archive.thisischeshire.co.uk /2003/10/29/161488.html (268 words)

	What you're doing - Language Leader Award
		At William Beamont High School and Specialist Sports College, Key Stage 4 pupils have been following the Young Language Leaders Award from Sports Leaders UK.
		Language Leaders have since hosted a number of primary days at William Beamont Specialist Sports College and subsequently led a whole day of varied activities to celebrate primary gifted and talented pupils.
		The work of the Language Leaders has continued and more recently they presented their work at the Regional Support Group at Meadowside Primary School in front of representatives from primary schools in the North West and a CILT representative.
	www.nacell.org.uk /doing/languageleader.htm (381 words)

	Multi Skills - Warrington Wolves
		In September 2004, the Wolves joined up with William Beamont School Sports Partnership to deliver 'Multi-Skills' activities throughout Warrington.
		William Beamont School Sports Partnership has an infrastructure of 6 secondary, 32 primary and 3 special schools within Warrington.
		The aim of the partnership is to increase participation in PE and school sport amongst school age children.
	www.warringtonwolves.org /multiskills.ink (503 words)

	William Beamont Moodle
		Welcome to William Beamonts learning platform, a resource for students, parents and teachers.
		Some areas need permission in order to join but many are open access.
		At William Beamont we are openly trying to use the latest in technology to aid learning for pupils, teachers and the local community.
	moodle.warr.ac.uk /moodle (305 words)

	Strays - Surnames A-B
		sonn of William ABELLE of Statfield (Stotfold?), in the County of BDF, Gent, to William CLERKE, nyne yeeres from Midsomer last, xxviiith July 1654.
		sonne of William BARBER late of Meppershall in the Countie of BDF, yeoman deceased, to Nicholas GREENE, seaven yeeres, 5 Aprilis 1638.
		sonne of William BIRD of Worden Street in the Countie of BDF, husbandman, to Richard BROWNE, 8 yeeres, 18 September 1649.
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	mdsi: Dail-E News
		William Beaumont Hospital Corp (Royal Oak, MI) signed an exclusive five-year, performance-driven agreement with Broadlane Inc (San Francisco, CA) to use a range of Broadlane's Total Cost Management services.
		Broadlane will negotiate and manage all of Beaumont's supply and service contracts, with a blend of national, regional and local agreements.
		In addition, Broadlane's advanced technology, including its proprietary contract management system, will integrate directly into the health system's Oracle ERP system.
	www.medicaldistribution.com /daile/daile__050903/daile_592003820326.htm (71 words)

	Fulton Leader
		She was preceded in death by her first husband, Lyndol Work; and her parents, Gordie Mae and Walter Terrell.
		Born Jan. 12, 1920, in Weakley County, Tenn., she had been a supervisor of the admitting office at the William Beamont Hospital in Royal Oak, Mich. for several years.
		She had lived in Madison Heights, Mich. before retiring to Ocala, Fla., where she had been a resident for the past 25 years.
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	Welcome to William Beamont
		Thank you for your interest in William Beamont Community High School and Specialist Sports College.
		Everyone who works in the school shares a passionate belief in the importance of the work we do in taking esponsibility for the education of young people.
		Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like a tour of the school.
	www.wb.warr.ac.uk /index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54:welcome (201 words)

	Article for Secondary Languages Direct - CILT
		To our knowledge this initiative is the first of its kind to be spear headed in the northwest although available nationally.
		Language Leaders have since hosted a number of primary days at William Beamont Specialist Sports College in July and subsequently led a whole day of varied activities to celebrate primary GandT MFL pupils.
		The work of the Language leaders has gone on and more recently presented their work at the Regional Support Group at Meadowside Primary School in front of representatives from primary schools in the northwest and a CILT representative.
	www.cilt.org.uk /secondary/ezine/2/lang_leaders.htm (376 words)

	Wolves make use of hi-tech pitch during pre-season (From This Is Cheshire)
		PAUL Cullen believes that Wolves will benefit greatly from training on an artificial pitch in Leigh during pre-season and hopes the club will be able to use a facility closer to home in the future.
		With their regular training facilities at Wilderspool and William Beamont Community High School currently out of action because of bad weather, Wolves have been conducting their pre-season on a surface at the newly opened Leigh Sports Village - the site where Leigh Centurions' new stadium is being built.
		The all-weather pitch is a third generation' surface, meaning it is virtually identical to a grass pitch, and Cullen thinks it is more suitable for his squad than the muddy pitches the club have had to use during previous winter pre-seasons.
	www.thisischeshire.co.uk /display.var.1916104.0..php (1189 words)

	Warrington news from the Guardian, sport, Warrington Wolves, jobs, cars, homes, and classified
		PADGATE High School and William Beamont High School have been issued a stark message: improve or close.
		The two schools were included in a list of more than 600 that the Government has sent letters to telling them they have to improve their exam results.
		As a former Beamont pupil, this doesnt come as a surprise, unfortunately Academic achievement has never really featured highly on their list of priorities.
	www.newtonguardian.co.uk /redir.php?from=ec&to=2330817&l=two_high_schools_told_to_improve_or_close (3867 words)

	Latchford Albion Unicorns ARLFC
		You may not be aware that Warrington were represented at this season?s Powergen Challenge Cup Final in Cardiff.
		On the Friday before the final William Beamont High School competed in the Year 9 Champion School?s Final.
		On their way to reaching the final Beamont had beaten St Bedes from Bradford 38-4, Thorncliffe from Barrow 58-0 and St Mary?s from Wigan 34-4.
	www.latchfordalbion.ik.com /news/663991609.ikml (252 words)

	The Chetham Society: List of Publications
		OS 2 Tracts relating to the military proceedings in Lancashire during the great civil war, commencing with the removal by parliament of James, Lord Strange, afterwards Earl of Derby, from his lieutenancy of Lancashire, and terminating with his execution at Bolton [commonly abbreviated to Lancashire Civil War Tracts] (ed.
		The shrievalty of William ffarington, esq., A.D. 1636; documents relating to the civil war; and an appendix containing a collection of letters taken from the ffarington correspondence between the years 1547 and 1688 (ed.
		OS 86 Annals of the lords of Warrington, for the first five centuries after the Conquest, with historical notices of the place and neighbourhood, pt.1 (by William Beamont, 1872).
	www.chethams.org.uk /Chetham_Society_Publications.htm (5973 words)

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		37 220 221 Bennerr William R. New Jersey.
		21 nd 287 Burr William K. New Jersey.
		30 nd 289 Rendall William I. New Jersey.
	www.us-census.org /pub/usgenweb/census/nj/warren/1850/pg0320a.txt (1921 words)

	Champion Schools - Warrington Wolves
		William Beamont Year 9 Boys emerged victorious in the inaugural competition in Cardiff and were runners-up in 2004.
		The Cardinal Newman Year 7 Girls were also beaten finalists in 2004 before embarking on an unprecedented unbeaten run which has seen them crowned Year 8 Champions in 2005 and Year 9 Winners in 2006.
		It is encouraging that the honours, like the considerable playing talent, has been spread throughout the town.
	www.warringtonwolves.org /championschools.ink (453 words)

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