NORE, THE

sandbank in the Thames estuary, SE England, 3 mi (4.8 km) E of Sheerness. At the east end is Nore Lightship. The name is also applied to part of the Thames estuary, a famous anchorage. A mutiny in the British fleet there, shortly after the Spithead mutiny in 1797, failed to achieve its goals of a more equitable division of prize money and an end to brutality. Richard Parker, its leader, was executed.

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...support during five long, exciting years, I am especially grateful to Norman Nordhauser and to my dear sisters, Betsy Nore and Ann Nore. Kate and Eric Nordhauser provided joyful diversion. Dolores K. Kohler typed expertly. Betty Kennedy provided...
...delegates to incite Irish seamen at the Nore. Mutinies, it was believed, would improve...remedied and in May the North Sea fleet at the Nore followed suit. Concessions swiftly ended the first mutiny but demands at the Nore were greater and the sailors better organized...
...same order, all day long: Rooge-a-nore from Paris! Gentlemen, make your game...time while the ball rolls-- rooge-a-nore from Paris, gentlemen, its a French game...myself, I did indeed!--Rooge-a- nore from Paris--black wins--black...
...any before or since. 21 Events at The Nore several weeks later were a complete contrast...the mouth of the Thames, known as The Nore, started a mutiny on 12 May. The uprising...in this fleet. The ships based at The Nore consisted of a few line-ofbattle ships...
...and Onslow, joined the mutineers at the Nore. This event might have led to a double...Equally serious was the situation at the Nore. The mutineers, strong in numbers but...determining the course of the mutiny at the Nore. After him twenty-two other mutineers...
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Race, Jobs, and the War: the Fepc in the Midwest, 1941-46 by Ellen Nore Race, Jobs, and the War: The FEPC in the Midwest, 1941-46. By Andrew Edmund Kersten. (Urbana and Chicago: University...
Andrew R. L. Cayton and Susan E. Gray, Eds. the American Midwest: Essays on Regional History. by Ellen Nore Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2001. Pp. 251. Index. Maps. Notes. Cloth, $35.00. Anthologies are sometimes...
...warworkers at the Plymouth, Spithead, Nore, and Yarmouth naval stations felt "the...arrived," the general committee at the Nore determined, "We had long been endeavouring...their command endured. At the end of the Nore mutiny, the Admiralty found the hand...
...they met." The exemplary execution of Nore mutiny ringleader Richard Parker swiftly...Douglas Jerrolds Mutiny at Spithead and the Nore (1830) at the Royal Coburg Theatre just...volte face. Jerrolds Mutiny at ... the Nore was the product of a rapidly developing...
...political ideals.7 But what did Fidelio and its predecessor, ^nore, mean to Beethoven? Why did Beethoven, who reportedly had...that a quite different analysis of Beethovens use of keys in ^nore/ Fidelio can and should be made, namely how keys further or...
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Hang em High! Bloody Mutiny at the Nore! by Irwin Anthony EDITORS NOTE The result...related but much more bloody mutiny at the Nore, a fleet anchorage on the Thames estuary...Sheerness and His Majestys Fleet at the Nore. For nearly a week, mutiny had been underway...
...serotonin (ser), and norepinephrine (nore) serve numerous functions as neurotransmitters...Big Three Triangle is norepinephrine (nore), another neurotransmitter that scientists...atop the kidneys. Doctors use forms of nore to increase blood pressure secondary to...
...genome centers, we see that demand is strong," says Philippe Nore, Applied Biosystems senior director of strategic planning for...we can bring ... and ways to lower the overall cost," says Nore. Applied Biosystems plans to lower the cost of sequencing with...
...deployment of a lightship proper is that of the British light-vessel Nore installed in 1731, anchored 4-mi southeast of Shoeburyness...such a proposal as an "idea of a madman." Even though the Nore was a big success, it would be another 60-yrs before there...
...jazz tunes that use a triplet feef. The tricky notes in this example are all in the first measure, starting with the quarter nore on the and of beat three. The eighth note directly on beat three functions as the first Clong) eighth note in a pair, nnd...
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...the Second Patient to Drown in the River Nore in Months Reveals His Anger at Needless...patients who have drowned in the River Nore in Kilkenny since March while under the...patients. Miss Cain was taken from the River Nore on May 10. She had been under the care...
Lethargic log-ons for Latins: Brazilians need nore providers by William Glanz Francisco Carlos Soares Luz, Brazils commercial attache, conducted his own unscientific study last...
...salmon fishing from the bank of the River Nore just outside Kilkenny. He plans to get...downstream from the city in an area of the Nore known as the "Ministers Hole". He landed...week of the angling season. The River Nore has been badly hit by rapidly dwindling...
...on a hill overlooking the glorious River Nore, one of the fastest-flowing and best...fishing rivers in Europe. OUR miles of the Nore and its tributaries, the Kings River...on a hill overlooking the glorious River Nore, one of the fastest-flowing and best...
...year-old woman was pulled from the River Nore in Kilkenny less than 24 hours after a...in the River Barrow which flows into the Nore. The young woman was named as Angela Delaney...not designated for bathing. SCENE River Nore in Kilkenny where Angela Delaney, below...
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NORE, THE sandbank in the Thames estuary, SE England, 3 mi (4.8 km) E of Sheerness. At the east end is Nore Lightship. The name is also applied to part of the Thames estuary, a famous anchorage. A mutiny in the British fleet there, shortly...
NORE nor, river, c.70 mi (110 km) long, rising in NE Co. Tipperary, Republic...southeast through a rich agricultural region to the Barrow River near New Ross. The Nore valley is noted for its scenic beauty...
...515), seat of Co. Kilkenny, S Republic of Ireland, on the Nore River. The districts of Irishtown and Englishtown, separated...there in the 12th cent. (restored c.1835) overlooking the Nore. Parliaments and assemblies were held in the 14th, 16th, and...
...Cotswold Hills, E Gloucestershire, and flows generally eastward across S England and through London to the North Sea at The Nore. In its upper course around and above Oxford it is often called Isis. The Thames drains c.5,250 sq mi (13,600 sq km...
...except for the Slieve Bloom Mts. in the northwest, which is the site of several forestry plantations. The Barrow and the Nore are the chief rivers. Agriculture (wheat, barley, and sugar beets) and dairy farming are the main occupations. Industries...
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