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• Henry Morton Stanley was the adopted name of John Rowlands from North Wales.
• He was born in Aberdeen, North Carolina, the son of John Rowlands, and Catharine Stewart Stevenson.
• Many Canadian music photographers have contributed material to the encyclopedia, including John Rowlands, Andrew MacNaughton, John Fraser and Allison Janzen.
• Art historian John Rowlands judges this painting " the most charming of the portraits from Holbein's first stay in England ".
• "We have major reservations, " said John Rowlands, a biometrician at the Kenya-based International Livestock Research Institute.
• However an attempted floatation of the company failed to attract enough investors and the partners were brought out by John Rowlands, who owned Gaewern and Ratgoed quarries.
• Even so, one shopper, the Rev . John Rowlands, of Prince George's County, Maryland, struck a similar note as the Potomac Mills shoppers.
• The quarry expanded in the 1850s and was being run by John Rowlands under the auspices of the Alltgoed Consols, a partnership that also owned the nearby Gaerwen and Braich Goch quarries.
• Historian John Rowlands deduced from the " pentimenti " ( alteration ) revealed by X-ray photographs that the Frick version shows the hand of Holbein and is the original.
• It was developed by Apex Computer Productions, the company started by two brothers, John Rowlands ( who wrote the code ) and Steve Rowlands ( who created the graphics and music ).
• Each of the men was sentenced to be flogged round the fleet, with the captain of the main-top, Henry Chesterfield, receiving a total of 700 lashes and two-years'solitary confinement; the bosun's mate, John Rowlands, received one-year's confinement and 300 lashes; two of the remaining men received 200 lashes each, and one 500 lashes.