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Preserved steam tug Daniel Adamson moving to the Albert Dock to a more high profile berth allowing public access, and awareness of the project.
Name: Daniel Adamson
Year built: 1903
Builder: Tranmere Bay Development Company.
Previous Name: 1903 – 1936 Ralph Brocklebank.
Length: Overall 109.93 feet (33.53 metres)
Breadth: Beam 24.49 feet (7.47 metres)
Depth 6.00 feet (1.83 metres)
Tonnage: Gross 173.00
Engine:Steam compound.
Boiler: Scotch Return Tube.
Daniel Radcliffe speaking at the 2014 San Diego Comic Con International, for "Horns", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Daniel Daco, head of unit for programme design and support at the European Commission's economic and financial affairs directorate-general, speaks at a breakout session of the launch of "Getting It Right Next Time: Lessons of Three-Years of Euro-Area Crisis Fighting," a Lisbon Council policy brief. For more information, visit www.lisboncouncil.net.
31/08/2016 - Nova Iguaçu (3) 1x1 (1) Fluminense - Campeonato Carioca Sub-17 2016 - Taça Rio Juvenil - Primeira fase - Segunda rodada - Campo 1 do Centro de Treinamento do Nova Iguaçu Futebol Clube
FOTO: Bernardo Gleizer/NIFC
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PelleKan i Mölndal 5 juni 2013
Först ut på plan denna afton var Daniel Lindgren som tillsammans med sina dansare höll högt tempo på scen. Bl.a. fick vi förstås höra "Shout it out" samt spektakulära danskonster.
Daniel interpreta Roberto Carlos
Daniel deu voz aos grandes clássicos da carreira de Roberto Carlos nos shows exclusivos para os clientes que participaram da promoção de Dia das Mães do Bourbon Shopping no Rio Grande do Sul.
The Rev Dr Daniel Williams (c.1643 – 26 January 1716) was a British benefactor, minister and theologian, within the Presbyterian tradition, i.e. a Christian outside the Church of England. He is known largely for the legacy he left which led to the creation of Dr Williams's Library, a centre for research on English Dissenters.
Williams was born in Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales, and was a cousin of Stephen Davies, minister at Banbury. He became a preacher by the age of nineteen: details of his education are unknown, though it was probably cut short by his refusing to conform to the state church, Anglicanism, when Charles II was restored to the throne.
He ministered in Ireland from 1664 to 1687. This posting was a result of his accepting an invitation from the Countess of Meath to be her chaplain. He was a regular preacher to Drogheda's joint Presbyterian–Independent congregation (1664–67) and then became Samuel Marsden's colleague at the congregation at Wood Street, Dublin (1667–87). He acted as a peacemaker amongst the Scottish Presbyterians, fiercely opposed Catholicism and helped to maintain the Presbyterians' union with the other Dissenting congregations in Ireland, as well as exorcising a house by prayer in 1678 (as recounted by Richard Baxter).
On a new outbreak of the Troubles and after being abandoned by Gilbert Rule (a Scottish exile, and Williams' assistant since 1682), Williams left for London in September 1687. There he became an influential Dissenter, becoming friends with the leading ministers Richard Baxter and John Howe and twice being invited to preach before the Lord Mayor of London, the Independent Sir John Shorter. At a meeting at Howe's house in May 1688 as to the making an address of thanks to James II for his Declaration of Indulgence, Williams opposed any such address since (in his words) "it were better for [the Dissenters] to be reduc'd to their former Hardships, than declare for Measures destructive of the Liberties of their Country" and likely to cause an open split with the Church of England. He refused to be convinced to return to Ireland by the Dublin congregation, and spent the rest of his career in London, where he advised William III on Irish matters.
Williams died in Hoxton, possibly from asthma, and he was buried in a vault at Bunhill Fields. He left almost his whole estate of £50,000 to charity. He left his books (7600 volumes) and money to establish a library, now known as the Dr Williams's Library, situated in Bloomsbury, London. In addition to its theological holdings, it contains collections of philosophy, history, literature, and other donated collections. The library is known to researchers of history and genealogy for its holdings of pre-19th century material relating to Protestant nonconformity in England.
He also left money to aid the foundation of seven charity schools in North Wales, and to provide scholarships to the University of Glasgow for candidates to the ministry in the Nonconformist church.
Williams married Thomas Juxon's daughter Elizabeth in Ireland in 1675 - she died in 1698, and they had had no children. By his second wife Jane Guill (daughter of a refugee Huguenot merchant), whom he married in 1701, he had one son and two daughters.
"Do what thou Wilt" ... Daniel Higgs live at Santo's NYC 09/22/09 ... part of the Musicka Mystica Maxima Festival presented by the O.T.O.
photo credits: ©Todd Pendu 2009
Daniel DiCriscio spotted by paparazzi leaving the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles sporting a new 'do.
VESPASIANO / MINAS GERAIS / BRASIL (17.03.2016) - Treino na Cidade do Galo - Foto: Bruno Cantini/Atlético MG
The front end of the bus that flipped on Highway 83 nine miles south of Ballinger is investigated by Texas DPS officers. (Optimist photo by Daniel Gomez)
Daniel Radcliffe speaking at the 2014 San Diego Comic Con International, for "Horns", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Daniel FERREIRA, da equipa RG - Centro Óptico de Fafe, 9º Classificado na categoria Elite, a 00:14.574 do vencedor
Judoca brasileiro Daniel Cargnin conquista medalha de bronze na categoria até 66kg nos Jogos Olímpicos de Tóquio.
Local: Nippon Budokan. Data: 25/07/2021
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Foto: Breno Barros/rededoesporte.gov.br
Daniel Vega Borrego
Madrid, 1977
Título: Déjeuner sur le béton armé (2007)
Técnica: Fotografía, impresión digital sobre aluminio dibond y metacrilato
Medidas: 53x195 cm.
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