James McNeill Whistler (5469 bytes)
1: [[Image:Whistler-painter.jpg|left|]]
2: ...to [[Russia]] in [[1842]] to build a railroad and James learned French in school there. He also attended ...
3: ...Falling Rocket'', calling the artist a "coxcomb". Whistler won a [[History of the farthing|farthing]] in nom...
5: [[image:whistler.white.393pix.jpg|thumb|200px|'''Symphony in White...
7: ...f [[Paris]], at the turn of the [[20th century]]. Whistler's famous riposte to Wilde's statement, "I wish I'...

Anna McNeill Whistler (1964 bytes)
1: [[Image:WhistlersMother.jpeg|thumb|300px|]]
2: ...rkie]] whom died age age 4. A son named [[Charlie Whistler|Charlie]] also died before Anna had moved to Russ...
3: ...inter]] Sir [[William Allen]]. Anna then enrolled James in the [[Imperial Academy of Fine Arts]] at St. P...
4: ...lped William and James attend [[private school]]. James entered [[West Point]] just before his 17th birth...
11: [[Category:1804 births|Whistler, Anna McNeill]]

James McNeill (4218 bytes)
1: '''James McNeill''' ([[March 27]], [[1869]] - [[December 12]], [[1...
3: ...y Michael Healy]] retired in December 1927, James McNeill was proposed as his replacement by the Irish gove...
5: In office, McNeill clashed with the King's Private Secretary when he...
7: ...warranted. He sought to make amends by appointing McNeill's widow (who had been de Valera's secretary at on...
9: James McNeill died in 1938.

William McNeill (1142 bytes)
1: '''William H. McNeill''' (born [[1917]], [[Vancouver, British Columbia]...
3: ... T. McNeill]] and the father of historian, [[J.R. McNeill]]. His most recent book, with his son is ''The H...

Billy McNeill (1534 bytes)
1: ...land|Scottish]] [[football (soccer)|footballer]]. McNeill, known as "Caesar", was arguably the greatest cap...
5: McNeill was also a [[Scotland national football team|Scot...

Charles McNeill Gray (1164 bytes)
1: '''Charles McNeill Gray''' (born: [[March 7]], [[1807]] in [[Sherbu...
17: [[Category:1807 births|Gray, Charles McNeill]]
18: [[Category:1885 deaths|Gray, Charles McNeill]]
19: [[Category:Chicagoans|Gray, Charles McNeill]]
20: [[Category:Mayors of Chicago|Gray, Charles McNeill]]

John Carstairs McNeill (1854 bytes)
1: [[Image:VCJohnCarstairsMcNeill.jpg|thumb|175px|Photo submitted by Marion Hebblet...
3: '''John Carstairs McNeill''' (VC, GCVO, KCB, KCMG) was a [[Scottish]] recip...
9: ... near Ohanpu, [[New Zealand]], Lieutenant Colonel McNeill was proceeding to Te Awamutu on duty, with two pr...

Robert Duncan McNeill (2148 bytes)
1: ...age:RDM2000BW.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Robert Duncan McNeill]]
3: '''Robert Duncan McNeill''' (born [[November 9]], [[1964]] in [[Raleigh, N...
7: ...The Outer Limits]]'' and ''[[Crossing Jordan]]'', McNeill is now focusing on his directing career, recently...
9: Robert Duncan McNeill is married and has a daughter and two sons.
13: *[http://www.robertduncanmcneill.net/ Official Website]

The Whistler (1485 bytes)
1: ...day. There was also a brief attempt to turn ''The Whistler'' into a movie serial.
3: ...ed as each episode's host and narrator. "I am the Whistler," he intoned ominously, "and I know many things f...
5: ... stupidity; ironic twist endings were common. The Whistler narrated, often commenting directly upon the acti...
7: Unlike ''Suspense'', ''The Whistler'' never featured any major Hollywood stars. But t...
9: [[Category:Radio programs|Whistler]]

Whistler (428 bytes)
1: '''Whistler''' can refer to the following:
2: * [[Windows XP]], codename ''Whistler''
3: * [[James McNeill Whistler]], (1834-1903) was an American painter
4: * [[Whistler, British Columbia]] is the municipality of the 20...
5: * [[Whistler-Blackcomb]] is the ski resort that will actually ...

Port McNeill, British Columbia (418 bytes)
1: '''Port McNeill''' is a small community on the north-eastern coas...

Whistler (radio) (596 bytes)
1: A '''Whistler''' is a [[very low frequency]] radio wave generat...
9: ...ress, Stanford, California, 1965. See also <cite>Whistlers and VLF Emissions </cite> by the same author. (T...
11: [[nl:Whistler (radio)]]

Whistler-Blackcomb (7530 bytes)
1: [[image:Whistler.JPG|right|]]
3: ... resort]] located in [[Whistler, British Columbia|Whistler]], [[British Columbia]] which comprises a village...
5: ... allows for summer skiing from June until August. Whistler Blackcomb will host events for the [[2010 Winter ...
7: ==Whistler Mountain==
9: Whistler Mountain opened for [[ski]]ing in [[February]], [...

John Whistler (1762 bytes)
1: '''John Whistler''' (~[[1756]] - [[3 September]] [[1829]]) was a s...
5: ...ph Nelson Garland Whistler]] and [[James MacNeill Whistler]], the artist.
7: [[Category:1756 births|Whistler, John]]
8: [[Category:1829 deaths|Whistler, John]]

Ronald McNeill, 1st Baron Cushendun (2554 bytes)
1: ...ar]] in [[1888]], he worked as editor of the [[St James's Gazette]] ([[1900]]-[[1904]]) as well as assist...
3: ...[[1910]]), and [[Kirkcudbrightshire]] ([[1910]]), McNeill was elected [[Conservative Party (UK)|Unionist]] ...
5: ...cial [[Secretary to the Treasury]] for two years, McNeill was in [[1927]] made [[Chancellor of the Duchy of...
21: [[Category:1861 births|Cushendun, Ronald John McNeill, Baron]]
22: [[Category:1934 deaths|Cushendun, Ronald John McNeill, Baron]]

Whistler, British Columbia (624 bytes)
1: ...ely 9,965. Over two million people annually visit Whistler, primarily for its world-famous [[Alpine skiing|s...
3: ...mes]] in [[2010]], which will take place at the [[Whistler-Blackcomb Resort]].

Whistler's Mother (4249 bytes)
1: [[Image:WhistlersMother.jpeg|thumb|300px|]]
2: ...4 in. (144.3 x 162.4 cm), displayed in a frame of Whistler's own design, and is now owned by the [[Musée d'O...
4: ...ho couldn't make the appointment. Another is that Whistler originally envisioned painting the model standing...
6: ... Academy. This episode worsened the rift between Whistler and the British art world; ''Arrangement'' would ...
8: ...Image:WhistlersMotherStamp.jpeg|framed|left|1934 "Whistler's Mother" stamp]]

George Washington Whistler (1729 bytes)
1: ...estern ([[Massachusetts]]) railroads. In [[1842]] Whistler was employed by Engineer Melnikov as a Consultant...
3: ...ait of Anna]] by their first son, [[James McNeill Whistler]], is among the most famous paintings in art.
5: ... arch railroad bridges built by George Washington Whistler in [[1841]] are still in freight and passenger se...
8: ...iog/Whis_Gwa.htm Bigraphical sketch at Center for Whistler Studies]
9: ...tp://home.att.net/~rlgroves/arch_br.htm George W. Whistler's Stone Arch Bridges]

Henry James, 1st Baron James of Hereford (3049 bytes)
1: '''Henry James''' was an English lawyer and statesman.
3: He was the son of P. T. James, surgeon, and was born at [[Hereford]] on the [[O...
9: ...ster]], and in 1895 he was made a peer as [[Baron James of Hereford]]. In later years he was a prominent ...
28: [[Category:1828 births|James, Henry]]
29: [[Category:British MPs|James, Henry]]

Eric James, Baron James of Rusholme (977 bytes)
1: ...909]] - [[May 16]], [[1992]] was created '''Baron James of Rusholme''', of Fallowfield in the County Pala...
3: Lord James of Rusholme was the first [[Vice-Chancellor]] of ...
12: [[Category:1909 births|James of Rusholme]]
13: [[Category:1992 deaths|James of Rusholme]]

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