Austen Henry Layard (6949 bytes)
1: Sir '''Austen Henry Layard''' ([[5 March]], [[1817]] - [[5 July]], [[1894]])...
3: ...cian. Through his mother, a daughter of Nathaniel Austen, banker, of [[Ramsgate, Kent, England|Ramsgate]],...
5: ...ly six years in the office of his uncle, Benjamin Austen, a solicitor, he was tempted to leave England for...
7: ...ear [[Mosul]], already partly excavated by Botta. Layard remained in the neighbourhood of Mosul, carrying ...
9: ...ions, often in circumstances of great difficulty, Layard despatched to England the splendid specimens whic...

Austin Henry Layard (1519 bytes)
1: ...f the deciphering of the inscriptions was done by Sir H. Rawlinson. His last work was ''[[Early Adventu...
6: [[Category:British archaeologists|Layard]]
7: [[Category:1817 births|Layard]]
8: [[Category:1894 deaths|Layard]]

Henry Haversham Godwin-Austen (1070 bytes)
1: .... He was the son of [[Robert Alfred Cloyne Godwin-Austen]].
5: ...]]n peak [[K2]] was originally named Mount Godwin-Austen in his honour.
10: [[Category:1834 births|Godwin-Austen, Henry Haversham]]
11: [[Category:1923 deaths|Godwin-Austen, Henry Haversham]]
12: [[Category:British scientists|Godwin-Austen, Henry Haversham]]

Sir Henry Merrivale (521 bytes)
1: '''Sir Henry Merrivale''' is a fictional detective created by ...
8: [[Category:Fictional detectives|Merrivale, Sir Henry]]

Sir Henry Bartle Frere, 1st Baronet (7513 bytes)
1: '''Sir Henry Bartle Edward Frere, 1st Baronet''' ([[March 29]]...
5: ...[1857]], he sent detachments to [[Multan]] and to Sir [[John Lawrence]] in the [[Punjab]] in order to s...
11: ...ing the formation of a ministry to Mr (afterwards Sir) [[Gordon Sprigg]]. Frere's solution of these pro...
13: ...adversely commented on by the colonial secretary (Sir [[Michael Hicks Beach]]), who "did not see why Fr...
15: ...of South Africa, had been transferred from him to Sir [[Garnet Wolseley]].

Layard's Parakeet (2059 bytes)
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20: The '''Layard's Parakeet''' (''Psittacula calthropae'') is a [[...
22: Layard's Parakeet is a bird of forests, particularly at ...
28: Layard's Parakeet is less gregarious than some of its re...

Chuck Austen (1096 bytes)
1: '''Chuck Austen''' is an [[United States|American]] [[writer]] an...
3: Austen's career stretches back to the [[1980s]], when he...
9: ...ists|Austen, Chuck]][[Category:Comic book writers|Austen, Chuck]]

Austen Chamberlain (6342 bytes)
1: [[Image:Austen Chamberlain.jpg|framed|]]
3: '''Sir Austen Chamberlain''' ([[1863]] - [[1937]]) was a Britis...
5: ...nd older half-brother of [[Neville Chamberlain]], Austen was first elected to parliament in [[1892]]. In ...
7: ... Chamberlain returned to the cabinet in [[Herbert Henry Asquith|Asquith's]] coalition government, as [[Se...
13: ...emoirs that had this crisis ended differently Sir Austen may have been called upon as a respected statesma...

Jane Austen (4714 bytes)
1: [[Image:Jane_Austen.jpg|frame|right|'''Jane Austen''']]
2: '''Jane Austen''' ([[December 16]], [[1775]] - [[July 18]], [[18...
4: ... very close. The only undisputed portrait of Jane Austen is a coloured sketch done by Cassandra which resi...
6: ...n critics continue to unearth new perspectives on Austen's keen commentary regarding the predicament of yo...
8: ...onsidered one of the greatest English novelists. Austen's chief gift was to be a close observer of human ...

Alice Austen (7189 bytes)
1: ...Image:79552411065496107.jpg|thumb|Elizabeth Alice Austen in a June 1888 photograph by Oswald Müller]]
2: [[Image:AustenHouse.jpg||thumb|Alice Austen House or Cold Comfort in 2002]]
3: ...Image:Alice_Austen_1951.jpg|thumb|Elizabeth Alice Austen in Richmondtown, Staten Island on October 9, 1951...
6: '''Elizabeth Alice Austen''' ([[March 17]], [[1866]] - [[June 9]], [[1952]]...
9: ...than a mile away from the building known as Alice Austen House or Clear Comfort.

Robert Alfred Cloynes Godwin-Austen (2289 bytes)
1: '''Robert Alfred Cloyne Godwin-Austen''' ([[March 17]], [[1808]]-[[November 25]], [[188...
3: ...y, and soon afterwards becoming acquainted with [[Henry De la Beche]], he was inspired by that great mast...
7: ...near Guildford. His son, [[Henry Haversham Godwin-Austen]] was also a geologist.
11: [[Category:1808 births|Godwin-Austen]]
12: [[Category:1884 deaths|Godwin-Austen]]

Paul Henry and Prosper Henry (2925 bytes)
1: ...and his brother Mathieu-Prosper Henry ('''Prosper Henry''') ([[December 10]] [[1849]] &ndash; [[July 25]]...
5: ...ts their discoveries under "P.P. Henry" and "P.M. Henry", respectively.
10: ===Paul Henry===
16: ===Prosper Henry===
24: ...atrix]] || [[September 11]] [[1872]] || [[Prosper Henry]]

Sir (1015 bytes)
1: '''Sir''' is an [[English honorifics|honorary title]].
3: ...er; in formal correspondence; or to a stranger (''Sir, you've dropped your hat.'') The equivalent for a...
5: ...''Sir [[Paul McCartney]]'' or ''Sir Paul'', not ''Sir McCartney''). The equivalent for a woman is [[Dam...
14: [[sl:Sir (naziv)]]
15: [[sv:Sir]]

Yes Sir, I Will (2245 bytes)
1: ...ad at [http://airy.phy.ulaval.ca/~pystl/Crass/Yes_sir.htm], are extracted from drummer [[Penny Rimbaud]...
5: ... Prince said. And the heroic soldier replied "Yes sir, I will"''.
7: [[Image:Yesiriwill.jpg]]
9: ''Above; inner sleeve artwork of Yes Sir, I Will''
11: ...made by artist [[Gee Vaucher]] to accompany ''Yes Sir, I Will'' was shown at the [[United Kingdom|UK]] ...

Sir Barton (2816 bytes)
1: '''Sir Barton''', ([[1916]]-[[1937]]), was a chestnut [[...
3: [[Image:SirBarton.jpg|right|]]
5: ...'Star Shoot'' out of the mare, ''Lady Sterling'', Sir Barton was [[Kentucky]] bred by John E. Madden an...
7: ... distance for the Belmont at the time. Amazingly, Sir Barton's four wins were accomplished in a space o...
9: ...hat year, virtually forgotten by the public. As a sire, he enjoyed only moderate success but spent the ...

Sir Lionel (236 bytes)
1: '''Sir Lionel''' was the younger son of King [[Bors]] in...

Sir Ector (964 bytes)
1: ...'') was, in [[Arthurian legend]], the father of [[Sir Kay]]. Sometimes a king instead of merely a lord,...
9: [[Category:Arthurian legend|Ector, Sir]]

Sir Duke (741 bytes)
1: '''Sir Duke''' is a song composed and performed by [[Ste...

Sir Bedivere (1139 bytes)
1: In the tales of [[King Arthur]], '''Sir Bedivere''' (born c. [[495]]) was the [[Knight of...
3: ... life. Among other quests, he helped Arthur and [[Sir Kay]] fight the Giant of Mont St. Michel. Bediver...
10: ...ms.com/bios/bedivere.html Early British Kingdoms: Sir Bedivere alias Bedwyr Ap Pedrod]
12: [[Category:Arthurian legend|Bedivere, Sir]]

Sir Janus (188 bytes)

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