John Hughes Bennett (4332 bytes)
1: ...[Image:John-Hughes-Bennett.jpeg|right|John Hughes Bennett]]
2: '''John Hughes Bennett''' (1812-1875), English [[physician]], [[Physiolo...
8: In 1845, Bennett published a paper entitled ''Case of Hypertrophy ...
10: In 1851, Bennett founded and became the first president of the [[P...
16: Due to the fact that Bennett introduced practical classes in the teaching of p...

John G. Bennett (652 bytes)
1: '''John G. Bennett''' student of [[G. I. Gurdjieff]], an author of m...

John Bennett (578 bytes)
1: There are a few notable persons named '''John Bennett''':
3: *[[John B. Bennett]], [[U.S. Representative]] from the [[U.S. state|...
4: *[[John O. Bennett]], state senator and acting governor of the [[U.S...
5: *[[John Bennett (author)|John Bennett ]], author of ''The Pigtail of Ah Lee Ben Loo wit...
6: *[[John Bennett (Australian politician)]], former member of the [...

John B. Bennett (1827 bytes)
1: '''John Bonifas Bennett''' ([[January 10]], [[1904]]–[[August 9]], ...
3: Bennett was born in [[Garden, Michigan]], attended the pu...
5: ...[[1943]] to [[January 3]], [[1945]]. In [[1944]], Bennett lost the election to Hook, but defeated Hook agai...
9: ...ers of the U.S. House of Representatives|Bennett, John B.]]
10: [[Category:1904 births|Bennett, John B.]]

John O. Bennett (2420 bytes)
1: [[Image:john-bennett.jpg|thumb|right|John O. Bennett]]
3: '''John O. Bennett III''' (born [[1948]]) is a former [[New Jersey]]...
5: ...ett gave during his three day executive tenure if Bennett could not convince his fellow Republican senators...
7: ...o]] had previously served as acting Governor, and Bennett in turn suceeded to the office of acting Governor...
9: ...and a biased press for attempting to destroy him. Bennett was a leading opponent of using state funds to co...

John Hughes (3402 bytes)
1: ... North High School]] in [[Northbrook, Illinois]], Hughes used Northbrook and the surrounding ''[[Chicagola...
147: *{{imdb name|id=0000455|name="John Hughes"}}
149: [[Category:1950 births|Hughes, John]]
150: [[Category:Film directors|Hughes, John]]

Emmet John Hughes (3185 bytes)
1: '''Emmett John Hughes''' ([[December 26]], [[1920]] - [[September 18]],...
3: Throughout his life, Hughes was a devout [[Catholic]].
5: ...g in the [[U.S. Army]] from [[1942]] to [[1946]], Hughes first worked as a press attaché at the United Sta...
9: ... speech, which helped solidify the 1952 election. Hughes then accompanied the president-elect on the promi...
11: ...Ordeal of Power''. This break with Eisenhower led Hughes to begin a new relationship as the political advi...

Archbishop John Hughes (1517 bytes)
1: ...g anti-Catholic, anti-Irish riots. He founded St. John's College (now [[Fordham University]]) and began ...
5: [[Category:1797 births|Hughes, Archbishop John]]
6: [[Category:1864 deaths|Hughes, Archbishop John]]

John Ceiriog Hughes (744 bytes)
1: '''John Ceiriog Hughes''' ([[1832]]-[[1887]]) was a [[Wales|Welsh]] poet...
5: [[Category:1832 births|Hughes, John Ceiriog]]
6: [[Category:1887 deaths|Hughes, John Ceiriog]]
7: [[Category:Welsh writers|Hughes, John Ceiriog]]

John Hughes-Hallett (3494 bytes)
1: '''Vice-Admiral John Hughes-Hallett''' ([[December]] [[1901]] – [[1972]]) was...
3: ...d services family. His father was Colonel Wyndham Hughes-Hallett, his mother Clementina Loch. They were re...
5: Hughes-Hallett had a distinguished service in the [[Roya...
7: ...ept of Mulberry Harbours began to take shape when Hughes-Hallett moved to be Naval Chief of Staff to the O...
9: ...rs at [[Cowes]]. On [[1 May]] [[1943]], Commodore Hughes-Hallett succeeded Rear Admiral Vian as the head o...

Robert Hughes, Baron Hughes of Woodside (732 bytes)
1: '''Robert Hughes, Baron Hughes of Woodside''' (born [[January 3]], [[1932]]), is...
9: [[Category:1932 births|Hughes of Woodside, Robert Hughes, Baron]]
10: [[Category:British MPs|Hughes, Robert]]
11: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|Hughes, Robert]]

Bennett (540 bytes)
1: The [[surname]] '''Bennett''' was shared by various notable people:
3: *[[Alan Bennett]]
4: *[[Arnold Bennett]]
5: *[[Constance Bennett]]
6: *[[Granville G. Bennett]]

W. A. C. Bennett (6049 bytes)
2: <caption><font size="+1">'''William Andrew Cecil Bennett'''</font></caption>
3: <tr><td align="center" colspan=2>[[image:Bennett.JPG]]</td></tr>
6: <tr><td>'''[[Spouse]]:'''</td><td>[[May Bennett]]</td></tr>
13: ... affectionately and mockingly by many as '''Wacky Bennett'''.
15: At the age of 18, Bennett moved to [[Edmonton, Alberta]]. He later moved to...

Hughes H-6 (2745 bytes)
17: |Manufacturer||colspan="2"| [[Hughes Aircraft]] and [[McDonnell Douglas]]
77: ...] developed the '''[[A/MH-6 Little Bird]]''' from Hughes' OH-6 Cayuse and its civilian model, the [[MD 500...

Hughes XF-11 (3503 bytes)
1: ...issance aircraft designed by millionaire [[Howard Hughes]] for the [[United States Army]]. It was a tricyc...
7: ...was cancelled following [[World War II]], leaving Hughes with two [[prototype]]s.
9: ...yed by the fire that resulted from the crash, and Hughes was nearly killed. [http://www.check-six.com/Cras...
11: ... on [[April 5]], [[1947 in aviation|1947]], after Hughes had recuperated from his injuries. The test fligh...
35: [[Hughes XP-73]] -

Don Bennett (6225 bytes)
1: Air Vice-Marshal '''Donald Bennett''' ([[September 14]] [[1910]]&ndash;[[September 1...
3: ...n [[Imperial Airways]]. Over the next five years, Bennett specialised in long distance flights, breaking a ...
5: During [[1940]] Bennett's long-distance expertise was set to work setting...
7: Bennett was recommissioned in [[1941]], promoted to Wing ...
9: In April [[1942]] Bennett was given command of [[10 Squadron RAF|10 Squadro...

William Bennett (4316 bytes)
1: ...Bennett see [[William R. Bennett]] and [[W. A. C. Bennett]]''.
4: '''William John Bennett''' (born [[July 3]], [[1943]]) served as [[United...
8: Bennett was born in [[Brooklyn, New York]]. After moving...
20: ...nd compared his gambling to responsible drinking. Bennett did, however, say that he does not believe that h...
22: Bennett's best-known work may be ''[[The Book of Virtues:...

Ian Bennett (1687 bytes)
1: '''Ian Bennett''' (born [[October 10]], [[1971]] in [[Worksop]],...
15: [[Category:1971 births|Bennett, Ian]]
16: [[Category:English footballers|Bennett, Ian]]

W. Bennett Campbell (2269 bytes)
1: [[Image:wbennettcampbell.jpg|right]]
3: ... retained his portfolio when [[John Napier Turner|John Turner]] succeeded Trudeau as [[Liberal Party of ...

Constance Bennett (3218 bytes)
1: '''Constance Campbell Bennett''' ([[October 22]], [[1904 in film|1904]] - [[Jul...
3: [[Image:ConstanceBennett.jpg|thumb|Constance Bennett]]
4: ... actresses [[Barbara Bennett|Barbara]] and [[Joan Bennett]].
6: Bennett made her first film appearance as a child and app...
9: ...l through her notorious 1934 child custody trial. Bennett's film career continued to grow during the 1930s,...

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