Joseph F. Johnston (1181 bytes)
1: ...|U.S. Senate]] from [[August 6]] [[1907]] to his death on [[August 8]] [[1913]].
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7: |width="30%"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[William C. Oates]]'''
8: |width="40%"|'''[[List of Governors of Alabama|Governor of Alabama]]'''<br>1896&ndash;1900

Joseph E. Johnston (3036 bytes)
1: ...ess was undercut by tensions with President [[Jefferson Davis]].
3: [[Image:Joseph_Johnston.jpg|thumb|Joseph E. Johnston]]
5: ...[[1865]], despite orders to the contrary from Jefferson Davis.
7: ...arrative of Military Operations'', was well received.
9: ...erman. As a result, he caught [[pneumonia]] and died on [[March 21]], [[1891]].

A. S. Johnston (2451 bytes)
1: {{merge}} [[Albert Sidney Johnston]]
3: ... was a [[Confederate]] [[General]] during the [[American Civil War]].
5: ...oh]] on [[April 6]], [[1862]] his army defeated the following day.
7: == Further Reading ==
8: ...ton Johnson, The Life of Albert Sidney Johnston, New York, 1878 <br>

J.E. Johnston (3427 bytes)
1: {{merge}} [[Joseph E. Johnston]]
3: ... was a [[Confederate]] [[General]] during the [[American Civil War]] from 1861-1865.
5: ... War]] fought with distiction at the [[Battle of Cerro Gordo]] on [[April 18, 1847]] and
6: ... Brigadier General commanding the [[Army of the Shenandoah]] in May.
7: ...my of the Potomac]] in August. Fighting against the

New Johnston (1346 bytes)
1: ...mage:JohnstonSansPrintingBlocks.JPG|thumb|right|''Johnston'' printing blocks]]
3: ...and for the name plates on each station of the Underground.
5: ...o influence his ''[[Gill Sans]]'' typeface, produced [[1928]]&ndash;[[1932]].
7: ...ed in [[1979]] by Colin Banks to produce '''''New Johnston'''''.
11: ...e was designed by [[Charles Holden]] and [[Percy Delf Smith]].

Johnston (443 bytes)
1: ... places in the [[United States|United States of America]]:
3: *[[Johnston, Iowa]]
4: *[[Johnston, Rhode Island]]
6: ...d, [[Johnston Atoll]], in the central [[Pacific Ocean]].
8: There are also places named [[Johnstown]].

Mo Johnston (2965 bytes)
1: ...to play in the first team with [[Rangers F.C.|Rangers]].
3: ...nston would score 55 goals in his three years there.
5: ...ly considered one of Scotland's best striker of the 1980s.
7: ...rs, and they have been signing Catholics ever since.
9: ... six goals respectively in season and a half with each club.

Daniel Johnston (4702 bytes)
1: ... [[United States|American]] [[singer]], [[songwriter]] and artist.
3: ...fied as an [[outsider music|outsider musician]]. He also draws and paints
5: ...]], and has had varying luck with different treatments.
7: ...]] inspired art that usually accompanied his own recordings.
9: ...ston has cited [[The Beatles]] as a prime influence.

Darryl Johnston (364 bytes)
1: ...on was a two time [[Pro Bowl]]er attending the game in [[1993]] and [[1994]].
4: [[Category:National Football League players|Johnston, Daryl]]
5: [[Category:1966 births|Johnston, Daryl]]

Bill Johnston (1407 bytes)
1: ... [[1894]] - [[1 May]], [[1946]]) was an American tennis champion.
3: ...rophies, a record that still stands [[as of]] the early 2000s.
5: ...n the late 1940s. Johnston died in 1946 at the age of 51.
7: ...tch, rights granted by the Chicago Historical Society]]
9: ...ional Tennis Hall of Fame]] in [[Newport]], [[Rhode Island]], in [[1958]].

Wayne Johnston (1039 bytes)
1: ...rador]] in [[1958]]) is a [[Canada|Canadian]] writer.
3: ... moved to [[Ottawa]], and pursued writing full-time.
5: ...ortrayal of legendary Newfoundland politician [[Joey Smallwood]].
7: He now lives in [[St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador]].
11: * ''The Story of Bobby O'Malley'', [[1985]]

USS Johnston (481 bytes)
1: ...[[United States Navy]] in honor of [[John Vincent Johnston]].
3: ... the [[Battle of Leyte Gulf#Battle off Samar|Battle off Samar]] in [[1944]].
5: ...ring class destroyer|''Gearing''-class]] [[destroyer]].

Johnston Atoll (3474 bytes)
1: ...;width:402px;padding:5px">[[Image:JohnstonAtoll.jpeg]]</div>
3: ...a) are [[artificial island]]s formed from coral dredging.
5: ...he United States]]. The islands are not open to the public.
7: ...ly flat terrain and no natural fresh water resources.
9: ...of the Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System (JACADS).

Bruce Johnston (1649 bytes)
1: ...n]] announced he would retire from live performances.
3: ... then return. This pattern continued until the late [[1970s]].
5: ...each of those bands, including the bass, guitar, keyboard and drums.
7: ...Manilow]] hits ("I Write the Songs") and he released his own solo album, ''Going Public'', in [[1977]...
9: ...is still currently touring with Mike Love as the Beach Boys.

Arrol-Johnston (2948 bytes)
1: ... designed and constructed Scotland's first motorised [[dog-cart]].
2: ...' of 3292cc, which was sadly not enough to keep the company from folding.
3: ...he company went into receivership. Production ceased in [[1931]].
5: == External links ==
7: http://britishmm.co.uk/history.asp?id=65 (Arrol-Johnston)

Henry S. Johnston (696 bytes)
1: ...dash;[[1965]]) was the governor of the [[U.S. state]] of [[Oklahoma]] from [[1927]] until [[1929]].
3: ...x Klan]]. He was removed from office by [[impeachment]] in 1929.
5: ....S. governor was impeached&mdash;Governor [[Evan Mecham]] of [[Arizona]] in [[1988]].
7: [[Category:1870 births|Johnston, Henry S.]]
8: [[Category:1965 deaths|Johnston, Henry S.]]

Ollie Johnston (1019 bytes)
1: ...lifornia, Berkeley]], and [[Chouinard Art Institute]].
3: ...ntasia]], [[Bambi]]'' and ''[[Pinocchio_(1940 movie)|Pinnochio]].''
5: ...wledge of the techniques that were developed at the studio.
7: ==Other books==
8: * ''Too Funny for Words: Disney's Greatest Sight Gags'' (ISBN 0896597474)

Thomas Johnston (4501 bytes)
1: ...y with [[Cabinet of the United Kingdom|Cabinet]] responsibility for Scottish affairs.
3: ===Red Clydesider===
4: ...[James Maxton]] and [[Emanuel Shinwell|Manny Shinwell]].
6: ...f Commons]] in [[1935]] and remained an MP until retiring in [[1945]].
8: ===War-time roles===

James D. Johnston (1360 bytes)
1: ...[Image:JamesDJohnstonCSN.jpg|right|thumb|James D. Johnston]]
2: ...[May]] [[1865]], when he surrendered and was paroled.
5: ...://www.history.navy.mil/ U.S. Navy Historical Center].''
6: [[Category:Confederate Navy officers|Johnston, James D.]]

Reginald Johnston (1265 bytes)
1: ...ppointed as commissioner of British-held [[Weihaiwei]].
3: ...e Nationalist Government in [[Nanjing]] on [[October 1]], [[1930]].
5: ...[[Eilean Righ]] in [[Loch Graignish]]. He died in Edinburgh.
7: ...dramatization of [[Pu Yi]]'s life ''[[The Last Emperor]]''.

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