James R. Bath (2430 bytes)
1: ...ember of the Texas Air National Guard. Like Bush, Bath was suspended from flying status in [[1972]] for ...
3: ...]'s son, [[Lan Bentsen]]. The company was named [[Bath Bentsen Interests]].
5: ...h]] recruited Bath into the [[CIA]], a claim that Bath denied in [[1991]] in an article published in [[T...
7: ...bin Mahfouz]] procured a loan of $1.4 million for Bath, allowing him to buy a stake in the airport. Whe...
9: In [[1978]], Bath became a Director of the Main Bank, based in [[Ho...

Bath FM (214 bytes)
1: ...[[1999]]|frequency=107.9 MHz|area=[[Bath,_England|Bath]]|style=Contemporary|group=Independent}}
4: [[Category:UK Radio Stations|Bath]]

Bath (16722 bytes)
1: :''For alternate meanings see [[Bath (disambiguation)]]''
3: ...0px|[[Palladian]] Pulteney Bridge and the weir at Bath]]
5: ...]] in south-west [[England]], most famous for its baths fed by three hot [[spring (water)|springs]]. Th...
10: ...the main line between [[Bristol]] and [[London]]. Bath itself is located in the southern [[Cotswolds]]&m...
12: ...estored in the local area, and leaves the Avon at Bath.

Marquess of Bath (1920 bytes)
1: ...o was a grandson of [[John Granville, 1st Earl of Bath]] through the female line.
3: Lord Bath holds the subsidiary titles of '''Viscount Weymou...
13: ...ymouth]] ([[1734]]-[[1796]]) (created Marquess of Bath in 1789)
15: ==Marquesses of Bath ([[1789]])==
16: *[[Thomas Thynne, 1st Marquess of Bath]] ([[1734]]-[[1796]])

The Circus (Bath) (1060 bytes)
1: [[Image:TheCircusBath20040731 CopyrightKaihsuTai.jpg|right|thumb|The Ci...
3: ... architecture|Georgian]] feature in the city of [[Bath]]. The name comes from the original [[latin]] wo...
5: ...18th century. Other projects included the [[Forum_Bath |Forum]], but the Circus is undoubtedly the most ...
9: [[Category:Bath and North East Somerset]]

Earl of Bath (1233 bytes)
1: ...Kingdom|United Kingdom]]. See also [[Marquess of Bath]].
3: ==Earls of Bath, Peerage of England, 1st Creation ([[1486]])==
4: *[[Philibert de Chandée, 1st Earl of Bath]] (d. aft. 1486)
6: ==Earls of Bath, Peerage of England, 2nd Creation ([[1536]])==
7: *[[John Bourchier, 1st Earl of Bath]] ([[1470]]-[[1539]])

Bath, Maine (3414 bytes)
1: ...25px|right|thumb|View uphill towards City Hall in Bath]]
3: ...speaking shipwrights. It is the location of the [[Bath Iron Works]] shipyard, which has built hundreds o...
6: Bath is located at 43°54'59" North, 69°49'21" ...
23: *[http://www.cityofbath.com/ Official site of Bath, Maine]

Bath, Illinois (2568 bytes)
1: '''Bath''' is a village located in [[Mason County, Illino...
4: Bath is located at 40°11'29" North, 90°8'27" W...

Bath, New Hampshire (2473 bytes)
1: '''Bath''' is a town located in [[Grafton County, New Ham...

Adelard of Bath (3291 bytes)
1: '''Adelard of Bath''' was a [[12th century]] [[England|English]] sch...
10: *<cite>Adelard of Bath: The First English Scientist</cite>, Louise Cochr...
11: ...ience" and "on Birds"</cite>, Adelard, Adelard of Bath, Italo Ronca, Baudouin Van den Abeele and Charles...
12: *<cite>Adelard of Bath: an English scientist and Arabist of the early tw...
17: ...k/~history/Mathematicians/Adelard.html Adelard of Bath mathematical contributions]

Bath (disambiguation) (868 bytes)
1: [[Bath]] was originally (and still is) a city in [[Engla...
3: There are also other places named Bath.
6: *[[Bath, Ontario]]
7: *[[Bath, New Brunswick]]
8: *[[Bath Island, British Columbia]]

Bath house (751 bytes)
1: ...ted by sex and/or age, while others offer private baths, and are only public in the sense that anyone ma...
3: ...us [[Native American]] cultures may be considered bath houses, although they do not involve immersion in...
6: *[[Gay bathhouse]]

Bath, New York (324 bytes)
1: ... County, New York]] in the [[USA]]. References to Bath usually mean the village.
3: *[[Bath (village), New York |Village of Bath]]
4: *[[Bath (town), New York |Town of Bath]]
6: :''For other places name "Bath," see [[Bath (disambiguation)]]''.

Sponge bath (285 bytes)
1: A '''sponge bath''' is a type of [[bathing]], usually conducted in hospitals, which invol...

Bed Bath & Beyond (914 bytes)
1: ...mage:Bed Bath and Beyond logo.png|right|160px|Bed Bath & Beyond]]
3: ...lity domestic merchandise: items for the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and dining room. As with similar r...
5: The Bed Bath & Beyond stock is traded on the [[NASDAQ]] and i...
10: *[http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/ Bed Bath & Beyond]

Ultrasonic bath (390 bytes)
1: An '''ultrasonic bath''' is a method used for mixing liquid chemicals. ...

Order of the Bath (13884 bytes)
1: ...mb|right|150px|Military Badge of the Order of the Bath]]
3: ...re were a maximum of thirty six '''Knights of the Bath''' (K.B.). After 1815 the number of classes and m...
16: ... called Knighthoods of the Bath due to the ritual bathing observed prior to the investiture. The practic...
18: ...vived the practice, instituting the Order of the Bath, upon the advice of his Prime Minister, [[Robert ...
21: ... Sovereign]] is the Sovereign of the Order of the Bath. The next-most senior member of the Order is the ...

Bath Abbey (3428 bytes)
1: [[Image:Bathabbey_at_night_amcm.jpg|thumb|right|Bath Abbey at sunset]]
2: ...of [[monastery|monastic]] [[church]]es built in [[Bath]] and is still in active use.
4: ...Hwicce]], granted the Abbess Berta 100 hides near Bath for the establishment of a convent. The religious...
6: ...t was fine enough to impress monarchs. In [[957]] Bath monastery was described by King [[Edwy]] as 'marv...
8: ...raged monks to adopt the [[Rule of St Benedict]]. Bath Abbey was reformed under Abbot Ælfheah (St Elpheg...

Bath County (189 bytes)
1: '''Bath County''' is the name of several counties in the ...
3: * [[Bath County, Kentucky]]
4: * [[Bath County, Virginia]]
8: [[de:Bath County]]
9: [[fr:Comté de Bath]]

Bath Rugby (4993 bytes)
1: ...eation Ground, known locally as ''the Rec'', in [[Bath]]. In the summer of [[2003]] [[John Connolly (rug...
4: Founded in 1865, Bath Football Club is one of the oldest clubs in exist...
6: With an original home base at North Parade, Bath then led a nomadic existence during the 1800s pla...
10: 1954 saw a first overseas tour by Bath, who beat the French teams St.Claude (23-3). Givo...
14: ...ncisive Mike Beese, the side continued to develop Bath's reputation in the early Seventies with some spe...

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