John Clarke (satirist) (3246 bytes)
1: '''John Morrison Clarke''' (born [[July 29]], [[1948]]) is a [[comedian]]...
3: ...attended by numerous associates all named 'Trev'. Clarke also recorded a series of records and cassettes a...
5: Clarke also became known for his screenwriting when, in ...
7: ...rrent affairs programme ''[[A Current Affair]]''. Clarke would take on the persona of a politician or prom...
9: During the early [[1990s]], Clarke featured in two somewhat successful local films, ...

John Wells (satirist) (918 bytes)
1: ...8]]) was a British [[actor]], writer and [[satire|satirist]].
7: [[Category:1936 births|Wells, John]]
8: [[Category:1998 deaths|Wells, John]]
9: [[Category:Satirists|Wells]]

John Clarke (US Actor) (562 bytes)
1: '''John Clarke''' (born [[April 14]], [[1932]]) is an [[American...
3: John Clarke was the first actor to play Mickey Horton on the ...
5: His daughter is actress [[Mindy Clarke]], who started out on ''Days of Our Lives'' but n...
9: [[Category:1932 births|Clarke, John]]
10: [[Category:Soap opera actors|Clarke, John]]

John Clarke (disambiguation) (990 bytes)
3: ''There are several men named John Clarke, including:''
5: #[[John Clarke (1609-1676)|John Clarke]], the co-founder of Rhode Island.
6: #[[John Clarke (US Actor)|John Clarke]], American soap opera actor from Days of Our Liv...
7: #[[John Blades Clarke]], a U.S. representative from Kentucky from 1875 ...
8: #[[John Davenport Clarke]], a U.S. representative from New Yor from 1921 t...

John Hessin Clarke (1812 bytes)
1: ...:John Hessin Clarke.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Justice Clarke, c. 1917]]
2: '''John Hessin Clarke''' ([[September 18]], [[1857]]-[[March 22]], [[19...
4: ...can Party|Republican]] nomination for President. Clarke resigned from the Court in just under six years t...
13: [[Category:U.S. Supreme Court justices|Clarke, John Hessin]]
14: [[Category:U.S. District Court judges|Clarke, John Hessin]]

John Clarke (1609-1676) (3236 bytes)
1: ...cist (winner of 2004 [[Hughes Medal]]) see [[John Clarke (physicist)]]''
3: '''John Clarke''' ([[1609]]–[[1676]]) was a [[medical doct...
5: ...t emigrated to [[Massachusetts Bay]] in [[1637]]. Clarke and other settlers purchased land from the Americ...
7: ...vent (and others like it) served as the basis for Clarke's ''Ill Newes from New England, or a Narrative of...
9: ... [[1663]] [[Charles II of England]] granted John Clarke a [[Royal Charter]] to Rhode Island. That charter...

Tom Brown (satirist) (4063 bytes)
1: ...be he wrote concerning Dr [[John Fell (clergyman)|John Fell]].
27: On the other hand, those such as [[John Dryden]] (whom he ridiculed in ''The Reasons of M...

Craig Brown (satirist) (1907 bytes)
1: '''Craig Brown''' is a [[British]] [[satirist]] and [[writer]] probably best-known for his work...
3: ... egos appeared in [[The Guardian]] as ''Bel Littlejohn'' from January 7, 2000 until March 9, 2001, and a...
13: *''The Hounding of John Thomas'' (Century, 1994) ISBN 0712657789
16: ...nists/Archive/0,,-19,00.html Guardian - Bel Littlejohn] column archives
21: [[Category:Satirists|Brown, Craig]]

T.E.B. Clarke (550 bytes)
1: '''Thomas Ernest Bennett "Tibby" Clarke''' ([[June 7]], [[1907]] - [[February 11]], [[198...
3: ===Ealing comedies by T.E.B. Clarke===
10: [[Category:1907 births|Clarke, T.E.B.]]
11: [[Category:1989 deaths|Clarke, T.E.B.]]

Clarke (644 bytes)
1: People whose surname is '''Clarke''' include
3: ...national security advice to four U.S. presidents. Clarke was the counter-terrorism adviser on the U.S. Nat...
5: * Sir [[Arthur C. Clarke]] (born 1917) is an author and inventor, probably...
7: * [[Rebecca Clarke]] (1886–1979) was an English composer known...

Gillian Clarke (431 bytes)
1: '''Gillian Clarke''' is a prominent [[Anglo-Welsh poetry|Anglo-Wels...
5: [[Category:Welsh poets|Clarke, Gillian]]
6: [[Category:Anglo-Welsh poets|Clarke, Gillian]]
8: [[cy:Gillian Clarke]]

Andrew Clarke (332 bytes)
1: Lieutenant-Colonel '''Andrew Clarke''' (1792 - 1847) was Governor of [[Western Austra...
9: [[Category:1792 births|Clarke, Andrew]]
10: [[Category:1847 deaths|Clarke, Andrew]]
11: [[Category:Governors of Western Australia|Clarke, Andrew]]

George Clarke (354 bytes)
1: '''George Clarke''' enrolled at [[Brasenose College, Oxford]] in [...
4: [[Category:Lords of the Admiralty|Clarke, George]]

David Clarke (648 bytes)
1: ...racter actor]]. Married to [[Nora Dunfee]], David Clarke had two daughters, and died [[April 18]] [[2004]]...
16: [[Category:2004 deaths|Clarke, David]]

Austin Clarke (1530 bytes)
1: ...For the Irish poet of the same name see: [[Austin Clarke (poet)]].''
3: '''Austin Chesterfield Clarke''' (born [[1934]]) is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[nov...
32: [[Category:1934 births|Clarke, Austin]]
33: [[Category:Canadian writers|Clarke, Austin]]
35: [[de:Austin Clarke]]

Clarke Stadium (607 bytes)
1: '''Clarke Stadium''' was a [[Canadian football]] [[stadium]...

Steve Clarke (223 bytes)
1: ...arrival of Manager [[José Mourinho]]. As a player Clarke made over 400 appearances for Chelsea.

Clarke College (1309 bytes)
1: '''Clarke College''' is a four year [[Catholic]] college lo...
3: ...g school for local girls. For a number of years, Clarke College was an all female school, until the [[197...
10: *http://www.clarke.edu/

Richard Clarke (5818 bytes)
1: [[Image:Richard-clarke.jpg|right|Richard Clarke]]
3: '''Richard A. Clarke''' (born [[1951]]) provided national security adv...
4: Clarke's specialties are [[cyber security]], [[counterte...
10: Richard Clarke was born in [[1951]], the son of a [[Pennsylvania...
12: Starting in [[1985]], Clarke served in the [[Ronald Reagan|Reagan]] Administra...

Tony Clarke (439 bytes)
1: '''Anthony Richard Clarke''' (born [[September 6]], [[1963]]) is an [[Engla...
5: [[Category:1963 births|Clarke, Tony]]
6: [[Category:British MPs|Clarke, Tony]]
7: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|Clarke, Tony]]
9: [[sv:Tony Clarke]]

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