21. F/FA FABBRONI, ANGELO FABER (LEAD PENCIL MANUFACTURERS) FABER, FANO FANTAN FANTASIA FANTI, MANFREDO FANTINLATOUR FANUM FORTUNAE FARABI FARADAYFARAH FARAZDAQ FARCE FAREHAM FAREL FAREL, GUILLAUME farey, john FARGO, WILLIAM http://1911encyclopedia.org/F/FA/

F/FA FABBRONI, ANGELO FABER (LEAD PENCIL MANUFACTURERS) FABER, BASIL FABER, FREDERICK WILLIAM ... FAZOGLI

22. Families Of Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, England - Name Index - Generated By farey, Henry b.1865 Greenlow Green, Middx, England farey, William Charles Horaceb.1887 - Holcot, Northamptonshire, England Faulkner, James john Randall b http://www.tech2u.com.au/~normtew/sbn/ndxf.htm

Families of the Parish of Stoke Bruerne Name Index Fairbairn Fairbairn, Alice b.1851 - Nettleton, Hertfordshire, England Fairey Fairey, Joseph b.1863 - Faner Faner, Cecilia b.1825 - , England Faner, Ellen b.1827 - , England Faner, Thomas b.1820 - , England Farey Farey, Alice b.1869 - Clifton, Bedfordshire, England Farey, Charles b.1860 - Stoke Bruerne, Northants, England Farey, George b.1831 - Risley, Bedfordshire, England Farey, George Henry b.1855 - Poodlington, Bedfordshire, England Farey, Henry b.1865 - Greenlow Green, Middx, England Farey, William Charles Grisbrook b.1857 - Stoke Bruerne, Northants, England Farrin Farrin, Thomas b.1788 - , England Fary Fary, George c.1808 - Risley, Bedfordshire, England Faulkner Faulkner, Annie Elizabeth b.1870 - Faulkner, Beatrice Susanna b.1879 - Stoke Bruerne, Northants, England Faulkner, Clara Louisa b.1876 - Stoke Bruerne, Northants, England Faulkner, Daniel b.1804 - Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, England Faulkner, Ethel b.1892 - Holcot, Northamptonshire, England Faulkner, George

23. Member List - GFXartist.com message. farey, john farey, Czech Republic, 06/17/2002 @826, visitwebsite (http//www.jfdesign.cz), add to buddylist, send message. handz, http://www.gfxartist.com/community/member_list?country=203

24. The Journal Of Symbolic Logic, Volume 56 608617; I. Aguzarov, RE farey, john B. Goode An Infinite Superstable GroupHas Infinitely Many Conjugacy Classes. 618-623; john B. Goode Some Trivial http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/journals/jsyml/jsyml56.html

25. DBLP I. Aguzarov I. Aguzarov, RE farey, john B. Goode An Infinite Superstable Group Has InfinitelyMany Conjugacy Classes. The Journal of Symbolic Logic 56(2) 618623 (1991). http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/indices/a-tree/a/Aguzarov:I=.html

26. Grateful Dead Family Discography - Tales Of The Great Rum Runners Claire vocals; Hadi El Sadoon - trumpet; john farey - saxophone;Milt Farrow - saxophone; Snooky Flowers - saxophone; David Freiberg http://www.deaddisc.com/disc/Tales_Of_The_Great_Rum_Runners.htm

tracks musicians other credits notes reissues related releases Tales Of The Great Rum Runners Robert Hunter Initial release : June 1974 Round Records RX 101 Robert Hunter's first solo LP. The second album to be released on the Grateful Dead's Round Records label. Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart and Keith and Donna Godchaux play on the album. It includes one song that became a regular in the Grateful Dead repertoire. Tracks Lady Simplicity (Hunter) That Train (Hunter) Dry Dusty Road (Hunter) I Heard You Singing (Hunter / Freiberg) Rum Runners (Hunter) Children's Lament (Hunter) Maybe She's A Bluebird (Hunter) Boys In The Barroom (Hunter) It Must Have Been The Roses (Hunter) Arizona Lightning (Hunter) Standing At Your Door (Hunter) Mad (Hunter / Hart) Keys To The Rain (Hunter) Musicians Peter Albin - bass Rodney Albin - vocals, fiddle Maureen Aylett - vocals, spoons Mario Cippolina - saxophone T.Will Claire - vocals Hadi El Sadoon - trumpet John Farey - saxophone Milt Farrow - saxophone Snooky Flowers - saxophone David Freiberg - bass Bruce Gapinski - saxophone Jerry Garcia -guitar Donna Godchaux - vocals Keith Godchaux - keyboards Mickey Hart - drums David Kessner - saxophone Barry Melton - guitar Jamie Paris - harp Steve Schuster - saxophone Ray Scott - saxophone Markee Shubb - mandolin Rick Shubb - banjo Jeff Slattery - saxophone Randall Smith - saxophone Bill Steele - saxophone Robbie Stokes - guitar Musician information is available for some of the tracks. Information for tracks not included here will be added when available. * indicates that the musician list is uncertain.

27. Department Of Geology Research Ford TD, Torrens HS A farey Story the pioneer geologist john farey (17661826).Geology Today. Blackwell Science Ltd. 2001 June. Vol. 17 No. 2. pp.59-68. http://www.le.ac.uk/gl/re/pubs2001.html

Publications 2001 Research Front Page Publications RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS 2001 Aldridge R.J., Gabbott S.E., Theron J.N. The Soom Shale. Palaeobiology II. Blackwell Science. 2001 1st Session. No.3.4.4. pp.340-342. Donoghue P.C.J., Aldridge R.J. Origin of a mineralized skeleton. Major Events in Early Vertebrate Evolution: Palaeontology, phylogeny, genetics and development. (ed) Ahlberg P.E. Taylor and Francis. 2001 1st Session. pp.85-105. Brewer T. S., Windley B. F. Precambrian Research- Special Issue: North Atlantic Precambrian. Elsevier. 2001 January. Vol 105 Nos 2-4. Cunningham W.D. Cenozoic normal faulting and regional doming in the southern Hangay region, Central Mongolia: implications for the origin of th Baikal rift province. Tectonophysics. Elsevier Science B.V. 2001 1st Session. Vol 331 pp.389-411. Buchan C., Cunningham W.D., Windley B.F., Tomurhuu D. Structural and lithological characteristics of the Bayankhongor Ophiolite Zone, Central Mongolia. Journal of the Geological Society. Geol. Society. 2001 1st Session. No.158. pp.445-460. Delius H., Kaupp A., Muller A., Wohlenberg J. Stratigraphic correlation of Miocene to Plio-/Pleistocene sequences on the New Jersey shelf based on petrophysical measurements from ODP leg 174A. Marine Geology. Elsevier. 2001 1st Session. Vol 175. pp.149-165.

28. History Of The Stationary Steam Engine 1894. Corbin, TW Modern Engines. 1918. farey, john. A Treatise on the SteamEngine. London 1827. Fehrenbatch, john. A Library of Steam Engineering. http://www.eas.muohio.edu/egr/EGR201/Selected Bibliography.htm

History of the Stationary Steam Engine Selective Bibliography Augustus, C.A. Steam Using; or Steam Engine Practice . Chicago: 1885. Bourne, John C. A Catechism of the Steam Engine . London: editions 1847-1885. Bourne, John C. A Treatise on the Steam Engine . London: 1850. Brown, K. and J.T. van Riemsdijk. The Pictorial History of Steam Power . London: 1980. Buchanan, R.A. and George Watkins. The Industrial Archaeology of the Stationary Steam Engine Burn, Robert S. The Steam-Engine Its History and Mechanism . London: 1857. Clark, D.K. The Steam Engine . 2 Vols. London: 1890. Dickinson, Henry W. A Short History of the Steam Engine . London: 1938 and 1963. Dickinson, Henry W and Rhys Jenkins. James Watt and the Steam Engine . Oxford: 1927. Dickinson, Henry W. Matthew Boulton . London: 1936. Edwards, Emory. The Practical Steam Engineer’s Guide . Philadelphia: circa 1880. Evans, Oliver. The Young Steam Engineer’s Guide . Philadelphia: 1805. Ewing, J.A. The Steam Engine and other Heat Engines Corbin, T.W. Modern Engines Farey, John. A Treatise on the Steam Engine . London: 1827. Fehrenbatch, John.

29. John Cipollina Discography - Zero Greg Anton, Drums. john farey, Keyboards. Steve Wolf, Bass. New George's, San Rafael,April 11, 1985. Greg Anton, Drums. john farey, Keyboards, ? Vocals. Steve Wolf, Bass. http://www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk/jc/z-det.htm

ZERO With John Cipollina: Cabaret, Cotati, January 2, 1985 New George's, San Rafael, April 11, 1985 Here Goes Nothin' The Ritz, New York City, March 2, 1986 ... Chestnut Cabaret, May 26, 1988 Without John Cipollina: Zero Blues Great American Music Hall, October 14, 1992 Great American Music Hall, October 15, 1992 Great American Music Hall, October 16, 1992 ... Double Zero Links: Gregg's Eggs Steve Kimock Zero Family Cabaret, Cotati, San Francisco, January 2, 1985 Tracks (crowd noise) (tuning, band intro's) Total duration: 65 minutes NB: The setlist on Setlist.com lists just 7 tracks: Baby Baby, Tear Tags Off Mattresses, Tangled Hangers, Walk On, Smells Like Girl's Drums, Severe Tire Damage, The Train Personnel Steve Kimock Guitar John Cipollina Guitar Greg Anton Drums John Farey Keyboards Steve Wolf Bass New George's, San Rafael, April 11, 1985 Tracks (instrumental) Born Under A Bad Sign (instrumental) Higher Ground Try A Little Tenderness Golden Road Baby Baby Let's Get It On? Severe Tire Damage? Little Wing (instrumental) NB: Track details from Setlist.com

30. John Cipollina Discography - Problem Child to john including Peter Albin, Greg Anton, Antonia Cipollina, Mario Cipollina, ChrisCole, Terry Dolan, Spencer Dryden, Greg Elmore, john farey, Martine Fierro http://www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk/jc/pc-det.htm

PROBLEM CHILD It's Not My Fault Tracks Poor Boy (Trad./Arr. Greg Douglass) Breather (Greg Douglass) It's Your Monkey Now (John Cipollina) Prayers (Greg Douglass - Brian Kilcourse) Moonlight Traveler (John Cipollina) Summertime (Gershwin) Move Over (John Cipollina) Jungle Love (Lonnie Turner - Greg Douglass) Rooster (Greg Douglass - Dave Walker) Fever Dreams (John Cipollina) Rumble (M. Grant - L. Wray) All Worth The Price You Pay (Greg Douglass) Personnel John Cipollina - Lead Guitar, Vocals Chris Cole - Vocals Greg Douglass - Lead Guitar, Vocals Greg Elmore - Drums Les Lizama - Bass Chief Engineer: Dan Healy Assistant Engineer: Mike Cresswell Mixed at Studio 'D', Sausalito, Calif., Oct 30 1994 Remastered by J. P. Bouquet at L'Autre Studio (Vaires s/Marne) Tracks 1 - 10 recorded by: Charlie Kaiser at The Chi-Chi Club, SF, Calif., Oct 24 1987 Liner Notes: Mike Somavilla Extra special thanks to everyone for their friendship and support in making this all possible: Antonia Cipollina, Dan Healy, Mike Somavilla, Dan Godfrey, Randy Tuten, David Gans, Pedro Ortiz, Stacy Elmore, Nicolas Meriwether, Crest of the Wave Productions, John Cipollina, Greg Douglass, Les Lizama, Chris Cole, Paul Butterfield, Jeff Nations, Charlie Williams, Alex Dore, Michael Pegeus, Bobby Vega, David Hayes, Rob Wulenjah, Steve Keyser, Charlie Kaiser, Miss Keiko, Masa, Ron and Coco Pugh, Mike Dolgushkin, Debbie Wilensky, Stephanie Mikel, Ginny Syn, Nick Gravenites, Terry Dolan, Barry Melton, Andy Andrus, Jason Elmore, Rachel Elmore, Legend Records and to our fans for being there through out it all. It wouldn't of been the same without you.

31. Passenger List - Betsy Heron, Saint John, NB 1834 7, Black, john, 21, Labourer. 8, Black, Laughlin, 30, Labourer. 9, Black, Nancy,25, wife. 10, Black, Betty, 26, spinster. 11, McGowen, Janie, 19, spinster. 12,farey, Michael, 30, http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/betsyheron1834.htm

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Did you find an ancestor in the Search engine above? Use the FREE 14-Day Trial to view details! Immigration Reports Illustrated London News Trivia Frequently Asked Questions ... St. John index brig Betsy Heron sailed from Belfast, May 6th 1834 / arr. June 16th - 18th 1834 Port of Belfast - A list of the names, ages, professions or occupations of all and every, the Passengers (and crew) on board the brig Betsy Heron of Newcastle, James Storey, Master, with the name of the port and place which he, the said Master hath contracted to land each of the said passengers. (St. John, New Brunswick) No. Names Age Occupation Murray, Henry Labourer Murray, Eleanor wife Murray, (unnamed infant) infant Anderson, Dugald Labourer Anderson, Margaret wife Anderson, Dugald Labourer Black, Alexander Labourer Black, John Labourer Black, Laughlin

32. List Of Bands That John Cipollina, San Franscisco Electric Guitar Player, Was A Zero (19841988) Hadi Al-Saadoon, Greg Anton, Banana, john farey, MartinFierro, john Kahn, Steve Kimock, Tony Saunders, Bobby Vega. http://www.johncipollina.com/band.html

Site Map During the quarter of a century John Cipollina performed with his stellar electric guitar, he appeared with dozens of bands. Along with an impressive list of guest appearances of some of the greatest names in the business, John was a key member of more bands than any known musician. There were many Saturday nights when John would play one set at one club with one band, and then jam off to a second venue; during one period in the eighties he was simultaneously a member of six bands. The following list details the members of the fourteen major bands in which John was a key player. Some of those musicians mentioned only played with the affiliated band a few times; some were there at every gig or recording session. Quicksilver Messenger Service Gary Duncan, Greg Elmore, David Freiberg, Nicky Hopkins, Jim Murray, Dino Valenti Copperhead Hutch Hutchinson, Jim McPherson, Gary Philippet, David Weber, Pete Sears Man Martin Ace, Mickey Jones, Deke Leonard, Terry Williams Bill Baron, Buddy Cage, Dave Carter, Steve Derr, Terry Dolan, Greg Douglass, Greg Elmore, David Hayes, Nicky Hopkins, Bones Jones, Andy Kirby, Jeff Meyers, Lonnie Turner Raven Greg Douglass, Nicky Hopkins, Hutch Hutchinson, Andy Kirby, Jim McPherson, Skip Olsen, David Weber

33. The Long Eaton & Sawley Archive Nottingham Derby Railway, 1839 farey, john snr, General View of the Agricultureof Derbyshire 3 vols, 1817 Fawcett, C B. Long Eaton Field, H (Ed). http://www.archive.long-eaton.com/acknowledgements.asp

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34. HLAS ROGUE: Peter Farey Symposium1” Ann C. As much as Peter farey has done to woo the reader toexamine the Marlovian case, you, john, have done an equal amount of damage http://www.groundling.com/hlas/profiles/pfarey.php

Peter Farey Peter Farey Biographical Details In his own words: I 'm 64 years old, and just retired from being a freelance adviser in management development, before which I had been head of management training for a then 'favourite' UK airline, and chief executive of the UK's Air Transport Industry Training Association. My love of Shakespeare came mainly from acting in his works, which I would still do if only my memory were good enough, but I fear it isn't. Now I give poetry readings , where the script is right there in front of me! Just before going off for military service , I was a founder-member of the National Youth Theatre Henry V in which Simon ('Young Winston') Ward played Katherine, and a youngster called Derek Jacobi had a walk-on part! I've had a vague interest in Marlowe from my schooldays, when I was in Marlowe House at a school founded by his leading actor, Edward Alleyn. Despite having apparently sent well over 1200 mainly Marlovian posts to HLAS over the past four years, however, I still resist being called *a* Marlovian, which implies to me a certainty on the authorship question which I do not claim to have. www2.prestel.co.uk/rey/

35. HLAS Rogues Gallery MARK ALEXANDER. PAT DOOLEY. PETER farey. DAVE FURSTENAU. BOB GRUMMAN. KEN HOLMES.GERALYN HORTON. DAVID KATHMAN. john KENNEDY. CHRISTIAN LANCIAI. Valid CSS! http://www.groundling.com/hlas/

H.L.A.S. Faq Read H.L.A.S. MARK ALEXANDER PAT DOOLEY ... PAUL STREITZ humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare (or HLAS for short) is a UseNet discussion group dedicated to all things Shakespearean. If your ISP doesn't carry it, you can access HLAS via www.google.com. NB: GROUNDLING.COM wishes to thank them all for coming together long enough to make this gallery possible. 10 May 02 I told Peter Farey KYODAI MAHJONGG , and I've become quite addicted to it. It's an extremely absorbing game with superlative sound and eye-popping graphics. It's shareware; you can play the full version indefinitely (you'll just get periodic reminders to register, as I intend to do shortly). I have no connection with the game apart from being an avid fan. So, what does this have to do with "Shakespeare" or the H.L.A.S. Rogues gallery? What's the surprise I promised Peter? Just this: KYODAI MAHJONGG is extremely customizable. You can put in your own backgrounds, textures, sounds, music, and whatnot. I took all the members of the HLAS Rogues Gallery and made a "H.L.A.S. Mahjongg Tileset"

36. Farey Sequences They are named after a geologist, john farey, who described their generation in2. See 1 for details and the interesting connection to Pick's Theorem. http://math.usask.ca/~taylor/FareyArticle.html

Farey Sequences Warren J. Code and Keith F. Taylor University of Saskatchewan For a positive integer n , the Farey sequence of order n is the set F n p q p q n q written in increasing order. They are named after a geologist, John Farey, who described their generation in [2]. See [1] for details and the interesting connection to Pick's Theorem. We have developed a mathlet that displays the elements of a F n at their locations in the unit interval, where n is chosen by the user. At p q , a line segment of height 1/ q is drawn, for each p q in F n . This method of display illustrates the self-similar structure of the rational numbers in a compelling manner. The mathlet can be used as a teaching and exploration tool at many levels, from middle schoolchildren learning relative sizes of fractions to real analysis students studying the classical example of a function whose set of points of continuity consists of exactly the irrational numbers. Software Specifications: Open the Farey Sequence Mathlet References: [1] M. Bruckheimer and A. Arcavi, Farey series and Pick's area theorem

37. Act For Naturalization, 1705 Francis Ribot, Peter Faure, john Joanny, James Champagne, and others, (To Witt) StephenMallet, john Say, Abraham Moulins, john farey, Stephen Chastain, Peter http://huguenot-manakin.org/1705act.htm

"An Act for Naturalization on Claud Phillippe de Richebourg, Francis Ribot, Peter Faure, John Joanny, James Champagne, and others. Whereas Claude Phillippe de Richebourg, Francis Ribot, Peter Faure, John Joanny, James Champagne, and others, Born in France and Other Foreign Countrys, have made humble Suit to this General Assembly for Naturalization, and they having in Order thereto received the Oaths by Law Enjoyned, Provided always that this Act nor anything herein Contained Shall be Construed to Enable any of the persons aforenamed to hold, Execute, or Enjoy and Place, Office, Calling, or Employment prohibited by an Act of Parliament, made in the 7th and 8th Years of the Reign of his late Majesty, King William the third, Entituled An Act for preventing frauds and regulateing Abuses in the Plantation Trade, or by any other Statute of England." In the book, the acts are cited by the formal method used by the British Public Record Office and then by Hening's citation, if he referenced the act at all. In addition, the author gives a citation to the Legislative Journals of the Council (abbreviated CJ), giving us an idea when the act was discussed and passed. Here is the book's full citation for the Naturalization Act, set forth above: C.O.5/1384, ff.28-29. Cited by title in 3 Hening, 228. Signed May 12, 1705; see CJ I, 429. Attested by William Randolph, Junior, Clerk of the House of Burgesses.

38. United Kingdom : MyFonts.com Richard Dawson · john Day · Benjamin de Lotz · Timothy Donaldson · john Dreyfus· David Earls · Alfred Fairbank · Dave farey · john Fell · Vincent http://www.myfonts.com/country/uk/

bridge previous next index United Kingdom Population: 59,647,790 (July 2001 est.) Languages: English, Welsh (about 26% of the population of Wales), Scottish form of Gaelic (about 60,000 in Scotland) Background: Great Britain, the dominant industrial and maritime power of the 19th century, played a leading role in developing parliamentary democracy and in advancing literature and science. At its zenith, the British Empire stretched over one-fourth of the... Currency: Data from CIA World Factbook. Click on CIA link for more. Click on map or flag for larger images. Related Links Ethnologue: Languages of United Kingdom CIA World Factbook: United Kingdom BBC Country profile: United Kingdom British-themed fonts List of fonts (69) British font foundries ACME Fonts British Standards Association Caslon Foundry Classic Font Company ... Zeep Type Foundry British typographic people Charles Ashbee Richard Austin Phil Baines Colin Banks ... Sign In MyFonts.com, Inc. 215 First Street Cambridge MA 02142 USA MyFonts.com, WhatTheFont, and TypeXplorer are trademarks of MyFonts.com, Inc.

39. FAREL, GUILLAUME klopddie (1898). (A. Go.*). farey, john (1766—1826), English geologist,was born at Woburn in Bedfordshire ~fl 1766. He was educated http://46.1911encyclopedia.org/F/FA/FAREL_GUILLAUME.htm

document.write(""); FAREL, GUILLAUME Castle, an extensive walled enclosure retaining its Norman keep, and exhibiting in its outer walls considerable evidence of Roman workmanship; Professor Haverfield, however, denies that it occupies the site of the Roman Portus Ma gnus. The church of St Mary has some fine Norman portions. It belonged to an Augustinian priory founded by Henry I. At Titchfield, 3 m. W. of Fareham, are ruins of the beautiful Tudor mansion, Place House, built on the site of a Premonstratensian abbey of the :13th century, of which there are also fragments. Farel wrote much, but usually in haste, and for an immediate purpose. He takes no rank as a scientific theologian, being a man of activity rather than of speculation or of much insight. His Sommaire was re-edited from the edition of 1534 by J. G. Baum in 1867. Others of his works (all in. French) were his treatise on purgatory (1534), on the Lord’s Prayer (1543), on the Supper (1555). He “was remarkable for boldness and energy both in preaching and prayer” (M. Young, Life of Paleario). As an orator, he was denunciatory rather than’ suasive; thus while on the one hand he powerfully impressed, on the other hand he stimulated opposition. A monument to him vvas unveiled at Neuchâtel on the 4th of May 1876. Lives of Farel are numerous; it may suffice to mention C. Ancillon, Vie de G. Farel (1691); the article in Bayle,; M. Kirchhofcr, Das Leben W. Farels (1831—1833); Ch. Schmidt, Etudes sur Farel (1834); F. Bevan, W. Parel (1893) ; J. J. Herzog, in Herzog-Hauck’s Realency

40. Mcacadam Benjamin farey, Surveyor of the Whitechapel Road from 1810. john farey, mineralsurveyor and engineer (Benjamin farey's brother). James Walker, civil engineer. http://www2.umist.ac.uk/construction/intranet/teaching/ue365/mischtm/mcadam.htm

Title page Dedication Introduction Remarks on roads Commissioners and Officers Employed under them Care of the finances (comments on parish roads) Extract 'Report of the Commission of the House of Commons in 1811' Appendix Extracts from Observations on the Highways of the Kingdom, by JOHN LOUDON M'ADAM, presented to a Committee of the House of Commons, and printed by order of the House, 14th June 1811 (general principles of road making) Directions for Repair of an old Road, being the substance of a Communication made to a Committee of the Honourable House of Commons in 1811, and published with the Report by Order of the House, with additions and alterations, deduced from actual practice during the last three years. 1st February 1819. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE PRESIDENT AND THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE (additions to the preceding directions on making and repairing roads, following a severe winter, particularly in January, 1820). REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE HIGHWAYS OF THE KINGDOM: TOGETHER WITH THE MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THEM (in 1819). (selected) EVIDENCE FROM WITNESSES Charles Johnson , Surveyor and Superintendent of mail coaches under the Post Master General (on the general state of turnpike roads).

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