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is coming! I am here because, as a fellow WiR, I believe this would be a great opportunity for us to share experiences, discuss difficulties and exchange solutions, creating a community among us capable of supporting in other projects that would benefit from residents. In that sense, I have submitted
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photograph Other Name print & b.w. Description Photograph, black and white, contact print showing a view of the RNR Drillship, HMS Calliope berthed at Vickers Armstrong, Elswick. Access to the ship was via a subway from Scotswood Road through the Elswick Works.Notice the foyboat under sail to the
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Thanks for the request which is certainly an interesting one. From the two on line leads I can see there is a story although hardly yet the content even for a stub. My own period of reference tends to the industrial revolution and latter. I have two books Historic Corbridge Its streets and buildings
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1 AF.RNR1 CollectionSummary Royal Naval Reserve, Tyne Division 2 DS.WP/2/8/1 Item Correspondence and papers relating to a dispute between John Preston, broker and William Pickersgill & Sons Ltd May 1900 - September 1901 3 DT.RH/20/74 Item Job number 3018, bookends for presentation
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as that article on Robert Stephenson and Company is already linked in the article; multiple wikilinks is a common criticism when taking an article through to Featured Article. As a style thing, but I thought I would use Robert Stephenson & Co. as a short form after I had introduced the subject.
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The problem I am having with Henry Jones is I want to include a link the article I am developing to a Lieutenant-Colonel Fenwick who was killed in the Battle of the Dunes in the words of a contemporary newspaper "Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Fenwick (who sustaining the first fury of the enemy, received
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Hi Robert, just thought I'd drop you a line about the Newcastle meetup on Sunday. I saw your note that you're being pulled in different directions, but it would be great if you could make it, even if it was only or an hour or so—I'd be interested to hear about you experience at the T&W Museum.
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universe. I'm leaving you this message as google found a few references in the Transactions and other documents of the Mining Institute. Reference 6 of the article was the only one that I could get anything from the summary or snippet they have online, but you or someone else there could probably
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Hi Robert, please forgive the intrusion. I'm hoping to establish a regular Knowledge meetup in Newcastle, the first of which is to be held on 15 September. Since you did a residency at at the Tyne & Wear Museum, I hoped you might be interested. If you can make it, please do
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and there are a lot of hits. I am sure Kinetite has its coverage in the library either in these books or in the Transactions of the various institutions. It is quite possible something more specific will simply cross my eyes and I will try to react when it does.
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Thanks for the sandbox tip and for letting me know about the event on 6 Nov. I'd have loved to have gone along but we live in the south of England and I get up north only occasionally. I'm very much a "cub" Wikipedian and most of my time's occupied with
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Have you seen the link I posted to a Google search on him in the Mining Institute? I am currently in the institute surrounded by Blackett materials we have dug out. Check out my Wiki Commons uploads later in the day to see if we achieve an upload.
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I've just got your message that the Christopher Blackett page has got the ok and thanks for that. I'll also shortly be submitting a page on Hill Blackett, a 1930s Chicago ad man whose agency fathered the soap opera. Cheers and thanks again,
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Further thoughts. I checked the printed NEIMME index for 1889-1905. All sorts of ites and no Kinetite. Also some thoughts on checking NEIMME transactions. Many of these are digitised and here is a searching mechanism. Go to
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left with a totally inappropriate jury rigged sail Made From photograph:- paper Location In Store Department History Collection Maritime History Unique Object Number TWCMS : 2009.5132 Dimensions photograph - W.65 x L.90 mm
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served as a training ship on the Tyne from 1907 until 1951. The featured article on it contains one poor-quality image during this part of the ship's career, and there is one other photo
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commented they were looking for sources to improve the article and I had a thought that this seems quite up your street, and so I thought I'd enquire whether you are able to help.
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Hi Robert, will you or Toni be attending tomorrow? I'd be really interested in talking further about what Toni messaged me about if either of you are able to make it down.
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Hey, thanks for getting in touch. Any contributions or images are very helpful. The best place to upload your images would be the commons, the upload page for which is
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at Commons, which shows the vessel at Blyth. Any other photographs and additional detail on the vessel and its stations between 1907 and 1951 would be welcome.
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by David Waugh and A battlefield atlas of the English Civil War by Anthony Barker. Neither help. How about posting your request on the talk page for
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So now to the meat of my posting here. This is a request that if you have an interest and can find some information the please write short stub at
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Henry's award is unusual as only one other knighthood was given for outstanding valour during the Protectorate. The other was to the Navel captain
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or using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. Finally, please do your best to
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which amounts to saying that it may be worth coming in and looking at AF.RNR1 in the archives at Discovery Museum.
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Thanks for the thanks. I was only visiting the North East on Knowledge today because I am developing an article on
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your page. I went through the enormously-backlogged list of newly-created pages and confirmed that your page was
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doing the sort of thing that Nelson's "band of brothers" would become famous for a century and a half later.
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On the archives site click on the 1 against AF.RNR1 and you get a lot more information. Link below may do it:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:List_of_naval_ship_classes_in_service#Split_this_article_into_multiple_articles
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again to fix it. If I misunderstood what happened, or if you have any questions, you can leave a message on
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Thanks for drawing my attention to this. I agree that Kinetite gets no hits. I did try this search
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com/askart/d/charles_john_de_lacy/charles_john_de_lacy.aspx Ask Art entry retrieved 9th June 2013.]
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co.uk/other_pages/mark1nums.htm Running Number Table of Mark One Coach Models by Robert Forsythe]
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entries in further reading all say de Lacy (including the BBC). The Royal Museums at Greenwich
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It is in my thinking to try to be there from 1300, I absolutely need to be in Hexham by 1600.
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was a station built on a colliery railway near Amble. On the talk page
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Hello Robert. I have a request for the new museum project.
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