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Jules Semler-
Collery (1902 - 1988) was a
French composer,
conductor and teacher.
Jules Semler-
Collery was born in
Dunkerque in 1902. His father, a conductor...
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Bernard Collery (1838 – 5 July 1907) was an
Irish businessman and politician. He was a
member of
Sligo Borough Council and
Mayor of the city from 1882...
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Arnold Peter Collery (February 1, 1927 – May 12, 1989) was an
American economist and administrator. He was dean of
Columbia College from 1977 to 1982...
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Kallar (or Kallan,
formerly spelled as
Colleries) is one of the
three related castes of
southern India which constitute the
Mukkulathor confederacy. The...
- View (originally
Banks Drive),
Carroll Drive,
Benson Drive,
Yeats Drive,
Collery Drive, John
Fallon Drive and Joe
McDonnell Drive. The
estate has two main...
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railway stations in Telangana.
Colleries means a coal mine and all the
infrastructure that is part of it, and
Singareni Colleries refers to the
collieries located...
- of Love. "Roger Bontemps" is said to have been the
nickname of
Roger de
Collery (c. 1470–1540), who was a
priest and
secretary of the
Bishop of Auxerre...
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protecting cattle from predators, and for hunting. The
British called valari "
collery-sticks"
after the
Kallar caste that used them.
Kallar favourite weapon...
- in 1980 at St. Ann
School in
Metairie by
archdiocesan priest James Collery.
Collery died in 1987. In 2013,
Aymond agreed to pay for the victim's counseling...
- Nine Mile
Point colliery was a coal mine at
Cwmfelinfach in the
South Wales Valleys,
originally known as "Coronation Colliery", and
constructed between...
