It took a superbly timed and perfectly executed tackle from Smith to deny Darby, who, leg cocked, looked ready to score from six yards. |
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Darby is credited with bringing premillennial dispensationalism to the United States. |
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The connected structures are built from recycled materials and rest on stilts above Darby Creek. |
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The Darby Mine has been cited 10 times in the last month by federal regulators. |
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The feeling is starting to bubble up elsewhere, too, among people who feel that what Darby did was unpatriotic, un-American, even faintly treasonous. |
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Darby has the wide-eyed, infectious humour of an overgrown schoolboy. |
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Experiments were undertaken by many ironmasters, including Dud Dudley in the 17th cent., but it was not until the early 18th cent. that Abraham Darby succeeded. |
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The New York Times reported that Darby residents contacted a biotechnology company in nearby Hamilton and spoke with Jay Evans, an immunologist. |
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Darby and his seven dispensations, and not all dispensationalists think Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is the Antichrist. |
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Abraham Darby was the son of John Darby, a yeoman farmer and locksmith by trade, and his wife Ann Baylies. |
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However, Darby died prematurely in 1717, followed quickly by his widow Mary. |
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In Birmingham in the early 1690s Darby was apprenticed to Jonathan Freeth, a fellow Quaker and a manufacturer of brass mills for grinding malt. |
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Freeth encouraged Darby to become a highly active member in the Society of Friends, and he remained so all his life. |
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There was a small community of Quakers in Bristol, and Darby soon gained a reputation for skill and enterprise. |
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In 1702 Darby joined with a number of fellow Quakers to form the Bristol Brass Company, with works at Baptist Mills in Bristol. |
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Using this casting method Darby could cast pots of sufficient thinness and lightness. |
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This led to a separation of Bethesda from Darby and a clear adoption of an independent or congregational stance by many of the assemblies. |
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At this point Darby decided to leave the brass company and concentrate on his iron founding pursuits. |
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Darby leased the furnace in September 1708, and set to work preparing to get it into blast. |
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In 1712 Darby offered to instruct William Rawlinson, a fellow Quaker and ironmaster, in the techniques of smelting with coke. |
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Accordingly, their uncle Joshua Sergeant bought back some of the shares on behalf of the Darby children. |
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In 1709, at Coalbrookdale in Shropshire, England, Abraham Darby began to fuel a blast furnace with coke instead of charcoal. |
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He followed in his father's footsteps in the Darby foundry business in Coalbrookdale, producing cast iron cooking pots, kettles, and other goods. |
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Most of the Brethren pioneers such as Groves, Darby, and Muller, were convinced Calvinists. |
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Formed in 1755 by Abraham Darby II it contributed to the birth of the industrial revolution through large scale production of iron. |
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Darby made a number of visits in the 1870s and his emphasis on prophecy was influential. |
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In 1776 Darby married Rebecca Smith of Doncaster, and they had seven children, of whom four survived to adulthood. |
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Abraham Darby II, son of the blast furnace innovator, managed to convert pig iron to bar iron in 1749, but no details are known of his process. |
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Isaac was then the potfounder at the blast furnace there, one of the first to use coke instead of charcoal, which was pioneered by Abraham Darby. |
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Margaret Robinson was one of the first women in Skelmanthorpe to get involved with the old folks' Darby and Joan lunch club. |
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Pablo Fanque, born poor as William Darby in Norwich, rose to become the proprietor of one of Britain's most successful Victorian circuses. |
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In 1709, the first Abraham Darby rebuilt Coalbrookdale Furnace, and used coke as his fuel. |
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Darby renewed his lease of the works in 1714, forming a new partnership with John Chamberlain and Thomas Baylies. |
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Darby's son Abraham Darby the Younger was brought into the business as an assistant manager when old enough. |
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The reasons why the iron produced by Darby was not used in forges to make wrought iron have been much debated. |
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His grandson Abraham Darby III smelted the iron here for the first Ironbridge, the world's first iron bridge. |
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The Industrial Revolution is thought to have begun when Abraham Darby substituted coke for charcoal to smelt iron, at his Old Furnace. |
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But to be serious for a moment, if this greater male longevity means more Darby and Joan couples, and fewer lonely old women, then that is welcome. |
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Abraham Darby I used it to cast pots, kettles and other goods. |
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This description is based on the idea that Abraham Darby perfected the technique of smelting iron with coke, in Coalbrookdale, allowing much cheaper production of iron. |
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Darby took out a patent on the new casting method in 1707, Darby's successors sold pots over wide areas of England and Wales, and had a virtual monopoly in the trade. |
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Originally Horsehay was nothing more than a farm, until the 1750s when Abraham Darby II built a blast furnace next to what is now known as Horsehay Pool. |
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Abraham Darby III was commissioned to cast and build the bridge. |
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Abiah Darby, wife of Abraham Darby II and mother of Abraham Darby III, provided a rare 18th-century account of her father-in-law's achievement in smelting iron with coke. |
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Cornell and Darby researched domestic and global markets, knowing there was a demand for velvet antler in Asia, and for breeding stock in the United States. |
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So, every Monday, she does just that in the Rhoose Darby and Joan club, and her wish is to be able to provide special lunches for the pensioners who attend. |
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The High Spen Darby and Joan Club, near Rowlands Gill, Gateshead, plays host to local residents who rely on the meetings to socialise with friends from the area. |
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The party-goers included neighbours from Harrogate Crescent, ex-neighbours from North Ormesby Road and Granville Street and members of the Grove Hill Darby and Joan Club. |
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It is also home to dance classes, the local Darby and Joan Club and is regularly hired out for family events from birthday parties to weddings and christenings. |
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Once the Darby and Greenville transactions close, DPL will own approximately 950 megawatts of peaking generation capacity and 2,800 megawatts of coal-fired generation. |
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Infectious diseases doctor Jonathan Darby explains that the person infected with Guinea worm disease most likely drank water that contained the larvae. |
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Easter Bonnet's daughter Clash Minnie is the mother of Derby finalist Clash Darby, so both branches of the Dear Eliza matriarchy have taken well to the Australian cross. |
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