In 1830 he was
appointed curate
in charge at audley, vicar hicken being in poor health.
One
asst. curate
1881, 2 in 1896, 3 in 1907, none in 1947.
Curates egg, it is good in parts.
Curate's egg, really.
Curate in various parishes
in ulster.
Curate of the parish
of albury in surrey in 1798, a post which he held only for a short time.
Curated a major exhibition
of african art for the royal academy.
Currently, only the metazoan mitochondrial sequences are considered " reviewed " (
manually curated
).
Curated by the artists
on film trust.
In 1877 he
became a curate
in cheltenham, where he met his wife edith.
Linda will serve as a
non-stipendiary curate
in the parish of hanley castle, hanley swan and welland.
Curate exhibitions
gallery 103, newi.
Curated database
for arabidopsis thaliana transmembrane ( tm ) proteins and transporters.
In 2004, a
specially curated
exhibition of award-winning work was displayed at tate modern.
The living is a
perpetual curate
in the diocese of ripon val £ 94, in the patron of certain trustees.
Curated collection
of plants.
The exhibition has been
jointly curated
by richard william hill, of cree heritage and formerly a curator at the art gallery of ontario.
Neil will serve as
stipendiary curate
at quarry bank.
Does he perform the whole duty, or has he an
assistant curate?
Former curate
patrick bronte is commemorated with a plaque inside the minster.
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