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of East London on a windy site (formerly part of the Royal Albert Dock) opposite the

training with baritone Charles Santley (1901); enjoyed successful tour in England, performing frequently at Royal Albert Hall ; returned to

all branches of government. The two officials of the royal treasury were also regidores

For the next several years, she was occupied singing small roles at the Royal Albert Hall and

1968, Cream announced their intention to disband, performing their final concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall in

signed to Decca Records, August of 2000; made performance debut at London’s Royal Albert Hall , September of

Science Museum, the Royal College of Art, and the Royal College of Science

son of King George III ) and Victoria of Coburg; married Prince Albert of Saxe

the world. Windsor Castle, in Berkshire, England , is one of the royal residences and headquarters

organizing the first bodybuilding contest, "The Great Competition," at the Royal Albert Hall in

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Published in 1768–69; excerpted from The Life of Thomas Hutchinson, Royal Governor of the

Stockholm. After appearing with the Swedish National Touring Opera, he made his debut as Albert Herring in 1982

the school became highly focused on graduate education and research. In 1933 Albert Einstein took an office

and as such it was well received. In 1827 Plana was named astronomer royal; in 1844

England), 1977-78. Addresses… Sid Fleischman , Fleischman, (Albert) Sid(ney) 1920- (Carl March, Max Brindle) FLEISCHMAN, (Albert) Sid(ney) 1920- (Carl

1883; died at Kensington Palace, London, on January 3, 1981; daughter of Prince Leopold Albert, duke of Albany

in the creation of penicill… Koninklijke Ahold N.v , Koninklijke Ahold N.V. (Royal Ahold) Albert Heijnweg 1

the Future in the opening ceremony of the Theater Royal in Bath

was a woman, while she learned he was a grandee, Louis-Joseph d'Albert de Luynes (b. 1670

France (1889); Officer of the Paris Academy of Sciences (1893); fellow, Royal Astronomical Society; Helene-Paul

Art, Westminster School of Art, and with André Lhote and Albert Gleizes in France

was reputed to be of the highest quality. Joining Handel's Royal Academy company, she was

writer and poet, and probably spent most her time at the royal court. Her work is

Tripos in 1889. She then secured a position at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, measuring

N.Y. In 1912 she made her operatic debut as Prince Sarvilaka in d’Albert’s Izeyl in

adopted the name "Elfgifu" as her official name; this was used when she witnessed royal documents, although she retained

international exhibition in London with the president of the Royal Society, Prince Albert, who

Wales when he met Mrs. Keppel in February 1898 (he was 57, she 29). Albert Edward, called "Bertie" by

the Belgians, Nov 4, 1926; children: Baudoin (1930–1993), king of the Belgians; Albert II (b. 1934), king

Hicks (a ceramic artist); attended private school in Australia and Royal College of Music

merchants, money managers, secretaries, and record keepers. Some of these highly placed royal servants chose to

educated in England; studied for the stage at the Royal Academy of Dramatic

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when editing your bibliography or works cited list. More From encyclopedia.com Victoria And Albert Museum , Victoria and

Education: Attended Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine A… Sid Fleischman , Fleischman, (Albert) Sid(ney) 1920- (Carl

Bouguer, Pierre Bouguer, Pierre geodesy, hydrography, physics. The son of Jean Bouguer, royal professor of hydrography

she was appointed official custodian of the baton of the Royal Commonwealth Games, flying from

Community Foundation Lappé, Marc 1943- Lappé, Marc (Alan) 1943–2005 Lappé, Frances Moore Lapparentophis defrennei Lapparent, Albert Auguste Cochon De Lapp

Community Foundation Lappé, Marc 1943- Lappé, Marc (Alan) 1943–2005 Lappé, Frances Moore Lapparentophis defrennei Lapparent, Albert Auguste Cochon De Lapp

the princesses of several foreign nations in marriage, and these royal women came from Syria

in chief, Royal New Zealand Air Force, 1977; Parachute Regiment, 1977; Royal Australian Armoured Corps, 1977; Royal Regiment Canada, 1977; Royal

waiting to his wife, the two soon became lovers. Given that many royal men had love affairs

to Jimena's prominent family from Asturias with blood ties to the royal dynasty. As a

Bouguer, Pierre Bouguer, Pierre geodesy, hydrography, physics. The son of Jean Bouguer, royal professor of hydrography

Belgians, on November 4, 1926; children: Baudoin (1930–1993), king of the Belgians; Albert II (b. 1934), king

mining course at Uppsala. He served as a secretary for the Royal Bureau of Mines

in which an entire social and political order is overturned, usually by viole… Albert Mathiez , Albert Mathiez The

He designed productions for the Théatre de la Monnaie, Brussels, the Royal Shakespeare Company , England, the

1903); settled in London and became a prolific exhibitor at Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Glasgow

history, Biography. Career: Sheffield Polytechnic, lecturer in art history , 1978-89; freelance writer, 1989-. Royal College of Art

1889, Dyson began research on gravitational problems. He was appointed chief assistant at the Royal Observatory at Greenwich in

earliest determination on land, was revealed in a letter to Duke Albert of Prussia

house of *Stern Brothers. His father, James Stern, and his older brother, Sir Albert Stern, devoted their energies

a strong baronial c… House Of Lancaster , house of Lancaster (lăng´kəstər), royal family of England

Bouguer, Pierre Bouguer, Pierre geodesy, hydrography, physics. The son of Jean Bouguer, royal professor of hydrography

the Nouveaux Concerts Symphoniques. He was appointed 1 st conductor at the Theatre Royal de la Monnaie in

Medal, Royal Scottish Geographical Society (1936); Founders Medal, Royal Geographical Society (1942); Percy Sykes Memorial Medal, Royal Central Asiatic Society (1951

hairdresser; married Shane (some sources cite Mary–Jane), 1981; children: Pascale, Rafe (an actor), Mercedes. Education: Royal Academy of Dramatic

book of tributes to him by John Berryman , G.A. Borgese, Hermann Broch, Albert Einstein , Rudolf Kassner, Thomas

Rainbow, Sept 17, 1916, in Sunderland, Co. Durham, England; dau. of Frederick Albert Rainbow and Edith

to the new theory. As a foreign member of the Royal Astronomical Society, he was

of Stan (a civil service clerk) and Bessie (Davies) Mountney; married Bernard Albert Ashley, in February

was dominated by the moderately Ockhamist tradition established at Paris by Buridan, developed by Albert of Saxony

visitor may see examples of works of art from the royal collections, supplemented by the

in 1886. With this pioneering discovery the success of his contemporary Albert Schultz-Lupitz in

nature of the primary organizer using amphibian embryos; Waddington received the first Albert Brachet Prize by the

merchants, money managers, secretaries, and record keepers. Some of these highly placed royal servants chose to

Sir Julian Sorell More From Encyclopedia.com Home About Us Sir George Cayley , Cayley, Sir George Royal Society , Royal Society, oldest

to music in Cologne, he was accorded the title of Royal Musikdirektor in 1847

New York, NY; married; wife's name, Cecelia (an artist); children: Jericho, Ariel… Sid Fleischman , Fleischman, (Albert) Sid(ney) 1920- (Carl

in Zürich. In 1932 he spent nine difficult months in the Royal Yugoslav Navy. On his

lessons in theory with Zelter; also took courses with Bernhard Klein at the Royal Inst. for Church

chief designer, Jean Muir Limited, London (from 1966). Exhibitions: "Fashion: An Anthology" ( Victoria and Albert Museum , London, 1971); "Eye

an able administrator who strengthened not only the power of the royal family in France

director, 1970-72; Prince of Wales Theatre, London's West End, assistant flyman, 1970; Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland

Lawton, Jeffrey, English tenor; b. Oldham, 1939. He studied with Elsie Thurston at the Royal Manchester Coll. of

French, Annie (1872–1965) French, Anne Warner French, Anne French, Alice (1850–1934) French, Alice French, Albert 1943– French, Albert French

C. 1950– Moberg, Anders C. 1950– gale views updated Anders C. Moberg 1950 – Chief executive officer, Royal Ahold Nationality: Swedish. Born

of London as a child and studied in the Royal Academy Schools. He made

and his second wife, Emma of Waldeck (1858–1934); married Henry (or Heinrich) Wladimir Albert Ernst, duke of