Stephen Pound (642 bytes)
1: ...[[1997]]. In January of 2005 it was revealed that Pound–now married and the father of two–had...
4: *[http://www.stevepound.org.uk/ Stephen Pound]
5: ...uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4202513.stm BBC Story on Pound's daughter]
8: [[Category:1948 births|Pound, Stephen]]
9: [[Category:British MPs|Pound, Stephen]]

George Stephen, 1st Baron Mount Stephen (3978 bytes)
1: '''George Stephen, 1st Baron Mount Stephen''' (born [[June 5]], [[1829]] - died [[November ...
3: [[Image:BaronMountStephen.jpg|thumb|George Stephen]]
4: ...lopment of the Quebec and Canadian economies, and Stephen's abilities saw him appointed a director of the [...
8: ...al railroad]]. Because of his banking experience, Stephen proved capable of putting together the complicate...
10: ...CPR, the success of the railroad soon made George Stephen enormously rich. With business partner Donald Smi...

Pound for pound (791 bytes)
1: ...]] is most commonly considered the best pound-for-pound, followed by titlists [[Floyd Mayweather]] and [[...

Better by the Pound (1194 bytes)
1: Title of song: '''Better By The Pound'''
21: ...herpage/lyrics_funkadelic/lyr-2stage.html#lyr-s-bypound the Motherpage]

Pound (13037 bytes)
3: Officially the '''pound''' is the name for at least three different [[phy...
4: * The '''pound (avoirdupois)'''.
5: * The '''troy pound'''.
6: * The '''metric pound''', no longer officially sanctioned but still in ...
8: ...define the pound as a unit of mass, which are the pounds most people in everyday usage use as a ''unit of...

Pound sign (114 bytes)
1: The term '''pound sign''' can refer to:
3: *[[Pound (currency)]] (£)
4: *[[Number sign]] or pound key (#)

Saxon pound (249 bytes)
1: ...]] pennies made up a '''Saxon Pound''', being a [[pound]] in weight. This evolved into the standard for E...
4: *[[Pound Sterling]]

Dick Pound (2646 bytes)
1: "Principal Richard Pound" is the stage name of wrestler [[John Cozman]].
4: '''Richard W. Pound''' (born [[March 22]], [[1942]]) is the chairman ...
8: ...of negotiating television and sponsorship deals. Pound revolutionized the Olympic movement using such de...
10: ...he far less outspoken Belgian [[Jacques Rogge]]. Pound finished third behind [[South Korean]] [[Kim Un-Y...
12: ...cedented toughening of the drug-testing regimen. Pound has been an especially harsh critic of the Americ...

Pound (currency) (1470 bytes)
1: ...'''pound''' originates from the value of a Troy [[pound]] weight ([[Latin]] ''libra''), of high purity [[...
2: *[[Cyprus pound]] in [[Cyprus]]
3: *[[Egyptian pound]] in [[Egypt]]
4: *[[Falkland Islands pound]] in the [[Falkland Islands]]
5: *[[Gibraltar pound]] in [[Gibraltar]]

Tower pound (266 bytes)
1: ...alled a "pound" because it was originally a Tower pound of [[silver]] (worth about £38 today).

Ground and pound (686 bytes)

Pound sterling (12287 bytes)
3: ! align="center" bgcolor="pink" colspan="2" | Pound coin
7: | align="center" bgcolor="black" | [[Image:1pound2000front.jpg]]
8: | align="center" bgcolor="black" | [[Image:1pound2000back.jpg]]
10: ...enter" colspan="2" | [[British coin One Pound|One-pound coin]] ([[2000]])
12: ...ency unit of sterling, now the [[Pound (currency)|pound]], can generally refer to the currency of the [[U...

Guernsey Pound (2573 bytes)
1: The '''Guernsey Pound''' (currency code GGP) is the currency used in [[...
5: ...d States dollar|US Dollar]] and 0.695447 Guernsey Pounds per [[Euro]] ([[as of 2004|as of October 2004]])...
9: ...British banknotes#Bank of Scotland Notes|Scottish Pound]] in Guernsey. Some shops will also accept [[euro...
11: The Guernsey Pound is [[legal tender]] only in [[Guernsey]], but als...
63: ... rates for every currency, including the Guernsey Pound

Cyprus Pound (910 bytes)
1: The '''Cyprus Pound''' (Λίρα, pl. Λί&#9...
3: 1 Cyprus Pound is worth [[United States dollar|US$]]2.27635 or [...
13: *1 Pound
14: *5 Pound
15: *10 Pound

Israeli pound (2173 bytes)
3: The '''Israeli pound''' ([[Hebrew language|Hebrew]]: לי&#1...
5: ...al in value and pegged to the [[Pound sterling|UK Pound]], which was divided into 1000 Mils. Most banknot...
7: ...''Pruta'' relpaced the Mil. The pegging to the UK Pound was abolished within several years and, in [[1960...
11: ...em and introduce the ''Sheqel'' at the rate of 10 pounds for 1 sheqel. The high rate of inflation during ...
13: [[Category:Economy of Israel|Pound]]

Canal pound (771 bytes)
1: ...ater impounded between two [[canal lock]]s. Canal pounds can vary in length from the non-existent, where ...
3: ...ving the pound results in a loss of water. Summit pounds therefore need an independent form of water supp...

Pound Scots (548 bytes)
1: ... and the [[Clydesdale Bank]], still print paper [[Pound Sterling]] notes for domestic circulation within ...

Australian pound (2187 bytes)
1: [[Image:L50parkes.JPG|thumb|right|260px|Fifty pound note]]
2: ... in value to [[pound sterling]]. Prior to this, [[pound sterling]] was used in conjunction with banknotes...
4: ...alued the Australian pound by 25 per cent against pound sterling as an emergency measure during the [[Gre...
6: ...ia did the most trade at the time. One Australian pound went from US$2.80 to US$2.24.
40: [[Category:Currencies|Pound, Australian]]

Roscoe Pound (991 bytes)
1: ... prevailed in American jurisprudence at the time. Pound would later turn against the movement and became ...
3: [[Category:1870 births|Pound, Roscoe]]
4: [[Category:1964 deaths|Pound, Roscoe]]

Foot-pound (895 bytes)
1: In [[physics]], a '''foot-pound''' (symbol ft·lbf or ft·lb_f) is an [[I...
3: To calculate a foot-pound, you can use this formula,
5: ...t-pounds), '''F''' is [[force]] (in [[pound-force|pound]]s), and '''D''' is [[distance]] (in [[foot (unit...
7: Doing 550 foot-pounds of work on an object in one [[second]] is equal ...

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