-
William and
Laura Josephine (Osborn),
Twaits received his B.Comm. from the
University of
Toronto in 1933. In 1950,
Twaits joined the
board of
directors of...
-
William Dunlap, in his
History of the
American Theatre (1832)
wrote of
Twaits: 'Mr.
Twaits was born on the 25th of
April 1781. His
father died when he was very...
- The
twait shad or
twaite shad (Alosa fallax) is a
species of fish in the
family Alosidae. It is
found in the
eastern Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean...
-
William Twaits (August 20, 1879 –
April 13, 1941) was a
Canadian amateur soccer player who
competed in the 1904
Summer Olympics.
Twaits was born in Galt...
- 1945–1949
George L. Stewart, 1949–1953 John R. White, 1953–1960
William O.
Twaits, 1960–1970 John A. Armstrong, 1970–1979
James R. Livingstone, 1979–1982...
- spelling: "At last, as
groping thro' a dang'rous Street, /
Where Stones and
Twaits in
frosty Winters meet". The two
unquoted citations were a 1656 translation...
- Jump Cannon,
American astronomer and
academic (b. 1863) 1941 –
William Twaits,
Canadian soccer player (b. 1879) 1942 – Henk Sneevliet,
Dutch politician...
- actor-manager
William Twaits,
along with
Alexander Placide (but who died on July 26) and
Breschard (who was
still managing the horses);
Twaits and
Placide had...
- a row of up to six
spots behind this. It
sometimes hybridises with the
twait shad (A. fallax). This fish
becomes mature when
three or more
years old...
-
Gourlay (c) RH
Robert Lane CH
Albert Johnston LH Otto
Christman OR
Thomas Taylor IR
Frederick Steep CF
Alexander Hall IL
Albert Henderson OL
William Twaits...
