After Rockefeller purchased Barnard's entire collection, he gave the collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

For instance Barnard's star has the highest known proper motion of any star and is thus notable even though it is far too faint to be seen with the naked eye.

Walpole's domination over the House of Commons was highlighted by the ease with which he secured the rejection of Sir John Barnard's plan to reduce the interest on the national debt.

Rockefeller subsequently purchased more than of land north of Barnard's museum with the intention of converting it into a public park and site for the new museum.

The hero of Charles Dickens's novel Great Expectations, Pip, lodged in Barnard's Inn with Herbert Pocket for a number of years following his arrival in London ( c.

John Barnard's petition to Robert Sandeman brought the latter south to London from Scotland in April 1761 with his brother William and John Handasyde, an Elder from the Northumberland meeting house.

Barnard's successor was Tom Walkinshaw, whose greatest achievement with the team was to lure young driver Michael Schumacher from the Jordan team after his first F1 race in.

The star with the largest known proper motion is Barnard's Star.

The centre of Barnard's Green is marked by the Twelve Apostles Island, a pear-shaped traffic roundabout in the central shopping area with its Art Deco style memorial bus shelter, and the nearby Hand of Peace sculpture in Portland stone by artist Rose Garrard.

John Barnard's 640 was innovative, with a distinct nose section unlike any other car.

Image: BarnardLoopHunterWilson. jpg | Barnard's Loop imaged with a combination of white light and hydrogen alpha light bringing out the color and detail of this vast structure.

* Reynolds R. J., Ogden P. M. ( 1979 ), Optical evidence for a very large, expanding shell associated with the I Orion OB association, Barnard's loop, and the high galactic latitude H-alpha filaments in Eridanus, Astrophysical Journal, v. 229, p. 942

* Barnard's Star, is a small red dwarf named after E. E. Barnard, who discovered it in 1916, the star with the highest known proper motion.

If the appointment went through, Barnard's resignation from the House of Representatives would trigger a by-election in his Tasmanian electorate of Bass.

Barnard's chief service to the cause of education, however, was rendered as the editor, from 1855 to 1881, of the American Journal of Education, the thirty-one volumes of which are a veritable encyclopedia of education, one of the most valuable compendiums of information on the subject ever brought together through the agency of any one man.

This would have placed its distance at only 7. 50 light years, making Teegarden's Star only the third star in order of distance from the Sun, ranking between Barnard's Star and Wolf 359.

Photographic plates from this observatory, taken at the same time, were used by Van de Kamp for his erroneous claim of a planetary system for Barnard's Star.

A red dwarf star about six light years from Earth, Barnard's Star is an interstellar transit stop used by the Vogon constructor fleet after demolishing Earth, where the crews ' planet leave is cancelled after Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz has an unhappy love affair.

Barnard's Inn Hall, as viewed from outside of the entrance to the Gresham College offices

* Description of Barnard's Inn Hall from Gresham College

Dingley Askham ( died 26 April 1781, aged 86 ) was a Justice of the Peace and principal of Barnard's Inn from 1722 and is commemorated in a window of the hall there.

Barnard's Green is one of the main population areas of Malvern, Worcestershire, England, situated approximately downhill from Great Malvern, the town's traditional centre.

At the centre of Barnard's Green is a pear-shaped roundabout where ( clockwise ) the Barnards Green Road, B4211 / B4208 from the town centre, Pickersleigh Road ( B4208 ), Upper Chase Road, Barnards Green Road ( which forks to become Poolbrook Road ( B4208 ) and Guarlford Road ( B4211 ), Court Road, and Avenue Road all meet.

Instead, the surgeons who removed the heart from the donor were Marius Barnard ( Christiaan Barnard's brother ) and Terry O ' Donovan.

In contrast, Barnard's meaning of organizational efficiency differed substantially from the conventional use of the word.

Barnard's classic 1938 book The Functions of the Executive discusses, as the title suggests, the functions of the executive, but not from a merely intuitive point of view, but instead deriving them from his conception of cooperative systems.

Sol Weintraub, a Jewish academic, had been a professor of ethics on Barnard's World, the second colony founded from Old Earth.

* Radiotapes. com Aircheck samples of Tom Barnard's radio career including WDGY-AM as " Catman ," KQRS " Cat and Kincaid " and additional current airchecks from the KQRS Morning Show.

Image: Barnard's Galaxy. jpg | NGC 6822 from ESO's Wide Field Imager.

Barnard's star has been directly measured to be 5. 98 ± 0. 003 light years from Earth ( 35. 15 trillion miles ).

In 1768, Judge Nathaniel Ropes, Jr., purchased the house from Barnard's nephew.

In 1923, £ 50 was a huge sum to invest in what – based on Barnard's experience – was a precarious venture, and as Moores himself remembered: " As I signed my own cheque at the bank, my hands were damp.

Wolf 359 is one of the nearest stars to the Solar System ; only the Alpha Centauri system ( including Proxima Centauri ) and Barnard's Star are known to be closer.

There were also minor Inns of Chancery, including Clement's Inn, Clifford's Inn and Lyon's Inn ( attached to the Inner Temple ); Strand Inn and New Inn ( attached to the Middle Temple ); Furnival's Inn and Thavie's Inn ( attached to Lincoln's Inn ); and Staple Inn and Barnard's Inn ( attached to Gray's Inn ).

Barnard's Star, one of the nearest stars to the Solar System ( the only stars closer are the Alpha Centauri binary star system and Proxima Centauri ), lies in Ophiuchus.

* Bubble Nebula ( NGC 6822 ), an emission nebula in Barnard's Galaxy

: Other titles: Marquess of Cleveland ( 1827 ), Earl of Darlington, in the County of Durham and Viscount Barnard, of Barnard's Castle in the county of Durham ( 1754 ), Baron Barnard, of Barnard's Castle in the Bishopric of Durham ( 1698 ), Baron Raby, of Raby Castle in the County Durham ( 1833 )

* Edward Emerson Barnard ( 1857 – 1923 ), an American astronomer for whom Barnard's Star is named

Barnard's younger brother Marius, who also studied medicine, eventually became Barnard's right-hand man at the department of Cardiac Surgery.

A three-story stone gristmill was constructed along the Paluxy River and the town that grew up around it became known as Barnard's Mill.

The two engineers became good friends and Head was best man at Barnard's wedding in the early 1970s.