Virginia Dynasty (3048 bytes)
1: ... States|Vice President]], [[John Adams]] of [[Massachusetts]].
3: ...n who had remained loyal to him and the party, [[James Monroe]], to be elected President in [[1816]]....
5: ...ectoral votes and technically have been elected unanimously.
7: ...sident of [[Princeton University]] and [[Governor of New Jersey]].
9: [[Category:U.S. presidential history]]

Jefferson, Virginia (2657 bytes)
1: ...e [[2000]] census, the CDP had a total population of 27,422.
3: == Geography ==
4: Jefferson is located at 38°52'2" North, 77°11'8" West (38.867250...
6: ...²) of it is water. The total area is 0.59% water.
8: == Demographics ==

Jefferson, West Virginia (2562 bytes)
1: ... [[2000]] census, the town had a total population of 567.
3: == Geography ==
4: Jefferson is located at 38°22'27" North, 81°46'43" West (38.3741...
6: ... it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
8: == Demographics ==

Mount Jefferson (Virginia) (1134 bytes)
1: ...oject Mountains infobox (scroll down to edit main article text) -->
2: ...ins of the United States|Jefferson, Mount (Virginia)]]
3: ...cellpadding="5" align="right" width="295" style="margin-left:3px"
4: !bgcolor=#e7dcc3 colspan=2|Mount Jefferson
6: |bgcolor=#e7dcc3|[[Elevation]]:||860ft (262m)

Jefferson County, West Virginia (3265 bytes)
1: ...m 1em;">[[Image:Map of West Virginia highlighting Jefferson County.png]]</div>
2: ...[Charles Town, West Virginia|Charles Town]][[Geographic references|⁶]].
4: ...politan Area|Washington-Baltimore Metropolitan Area]].
6: == Geography ==
7: ...&amp;sup2;) of it is water. The total area is 0.96% water.

List of pairs of colleagues (6191 bytes)
1: ...name see [[List of famous pairs|List of pairs by name]]
3: *[[Abbott and Costello|Abbott &amp; Costello]] (entertainers)
4: *[[Joseph Addison|Addison]] &amp; [[Richard Steele|Steele]] (writers)
5: *[[Alcock &amp; Brown]] (aviators)
6: ...d I|Anna &amp; the King of Siam]] ([[Anna Leonowens]] and [[Mongkut|King Mongkut ]])

Jefferson, Jefferson County, Wisconsin (2649 bytes)
1: ... other places named [[Jefferson (town), Wisconsin|Jefferson]] in Wisconsin.''
3: ...n|City of Jefferson]] is located partially within the town.
5: == Geography ==
6: ...&amp;sup2;) of it is water. The total area is 1.05% water.
8: == Demographics ==

Chronicle (1848 bytes)
1: ...'chronicle''' ([[Latin]] ''chronica'') is historical
2: ...nd the [[China|Chinese]] ''[[Annals of Spring and Autumn]]''.
4: ...hronicle.jpg|thumb|200px|right| [[Nabonidus]] [[Chronicle]], [[British Museum]], London]]
6: ...historian]]s tend to value live chronicles over dead ones.
8: ...cal]]s have adopted "chronicle" as part of their name.

Austin Chronicle (300 bytes)
1: ...in, Texas]]. Physically, it is a [[tabloid]] newspaper.
3: ==External link==
4: * [http://www.auschron.com/ Austin Chronicle]
8: [[Category:Texas newspapers]]
9: [[Category:Alternative weekly newspapers]]

Daily Chronicle (3172 bytes)
1: ...onicle''' was finally absorbed by the '''[[Daily Mail]]'''.
3: == Brief history of the ''Daily Chronicle'' ==
4: ... Graphic]]'' under the ownership of [[United Newspapers Limited]].
6: ... [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]] who became famous for his [[Sherlock Holmes]] detective stories.
8: ... hired as a military correspondent by the ''Daily Chronicle''.

Croyland Chronicle (1652 bytes)
1: ...ts first author was "Ingulph" or "Ingulf" of Croyland.
3: ...July 24]], [[1485]]) but who now wanted to please the new king Henry.
5: ...sell is known to have been at [[Crowland]] during April, 1486.
7: [[Category:Lincolnshire]]
8: [[Category:Chronicles]]

Augusta Chronicle (329 bytes)
1: ...the [[United States]] and serves [[Augusta, Georgia]].
3: ... owned by [[Morris Communications]], LLC, and has an online edition.
7: ==External link==
8: *[http://www.augustachronicle.com ''Augusta Chronicle'']

Ioachim Chronicle (827 bytes)
1: ...s where [[Novgorod Republic]] and [[Kievan Rus]] later formed.
3: ...he chronicle was likely compiled by [[Patriarch Ioachim]] (d. [[1690]]).
5: ...nicle's authenticity, particularly in respect to earlier events.
7: {{hist-stub}}
8: [[Category:Chronicles]]

London Chronicle (962 bytes)
1: ...many reports were in the form of letters from so-called gentlemen.
3: ...hronicle: or, Universal Evening Post''' it first ran from [[1757]] to [[June]],[[1765]].
5: ...red in 113 volumes from [[July 2]], [[1765]] to [[April 23]], [[1823]].
7: ...s original title ('''London chronicle: or, Universal evening post''').
9: In [[1823]] it was absorbed into the '''London Packet'''.

Democrat and Chronicle (1010 bytes)
1: ...[Gannett]]. The paper's production facility is located in [[Greece (town), New York|Greece, NY]].
3: ...t editorial facility was built, on Exchange Boulevard in Rochester.
5: ...000 homes, 1300 retail stores and over 1000 news racks.
8: ==External links==
9: * [http://www.democratandchronicle.com Official Site]

Kazan Chronicle (1037 bytes)
1: ... The Chronicle was first published in print in [[Saint Petersburg]] in [[1790]].
3: [[Category:Russian history]]
4: [[Category:Chronicles]]

Peterborough Chronicle (3209 bytes)
1: ... about the [[history of England]] after the [[Norman Conquest]].
3: ...hronicle, nearby monasteries would lend out their chronicles for copying.
5: ...t is also a valuable source of information about early [[Middle English]] itself.
7: == The Fire and the Continuations==
9: ...moving account of torture, fear, confusion, and dearth.

The Chronicle-Herald (1062 bytes)
1: ...e largest independently owned newspaper in [[Canada]].
3: ...ned by the same company, but was published in the afternoon.
5: ...d to become the ''Chronicle-Herald'' and ''Mail-Star'' respectively.
7: ...r'' were merged to form the single ''Chronicle-Herald''.
9: ...wned by the Dennis family, who still live in Halifax.

News Chronicle (169 bytes)
1: ...ingdom|British]] [[Liberal party|Liberal]] [[newspaper]] which closed in [[1960]].
5: [[Category:British newspapers]]

Primary Chronicle (5978 bytes)
1: ...peoples|East Slavic]] state, [[Kievan Rus]], from around [[850]] to [[1110]].
5: ...I of Kiev]] and probably shared his pro-Scandinavian policies.
7: ...ppressed the worship of [[Perun]] and other idols at Kiev.
9: ...sion of Nestor's work is preserved in the Laurentian codex (see below).
11: ...vision of Nestor's work is preserved in the Hypatian codex (see below).

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