In 1995, Seychelles saw the privatization of the Seychelles Tuna Canning Factory, 60 % of which was purchased by the American food company Heinz.

He argued with the Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, Lord Castlereagh, over the deployment of troops that Canning had promised would be sent to Portugal but which Castlereagh sent to the Netherlands.

View of the Annapolis Valley as viewed from North Mountain ( Nova Scotia ) | North Mountain looking southwest from The Lookoff, Nova Scotia | The Lookoff, north of Canning, Nova Scotia | Canning, in October 2005.

When the Government of India was transferred from the Company to the Crown, Canning became the first viceroy of India.

When she was 14, Victoria met 28-year-old Canning Woodhull ( listed as " Channing " in some records ), a doctor from a town outside Rochester, New York.

Canning ’ s task was to find a route through 1850 kilometres of desert, from Wiluna in the mid west to the Kimberley in the north.

In 1906, with a team of 23 camels, two horses, and eight men, Canning surveyed the route completing the difficult journey from Wiluna to Halls Creek in less than six months.

Snell personally committed to making the wells more accessible to Aboriginal people: Natives cannot draw water from the Canning Stock Route wells.

While Snell had encountered no hostility, Canning had trouble with the Aborigines from the start but successfully completed the commission in 1931.

The history of the Canning Stock Route has been well documented from the colonial perspective – accounts of European explorers, drovers, prospectors and law enforcers – but increasingly the Aboriginal history of the track is also being recognised, and Aboriginal people are keen to have their story told: We wanna tell you fellas ' bout things been happening in the past that hasn't been recorded, what old people had in their head.

In 2007, researchers from the Australian National University began a project to draw up the first comprehensive plan of management for the entire Canning Stock Route.

Yiwarra Kuju ( One Road ) – The Canning Stock Route, a joint initiative between the National Museum of Australia and FORM, was held at the museum from July 2010 to January 2011.

The Canning River rises not far from North Bannister, 100 km southeast of Perth and joins the Swan at Applecross, opening into Melville Water.

The Canning River enters the river at Canning Bridge in Applecross from its source 50 km south-east of Armadale.

The A124 local artery from Canning Town terminates at Upminster.

At the close of his February 1991 British tour, in the Surrey home of Ze and Dave Markee, who had been the bass player in Eric Clapton's band, Norman received prayer for his long-term health problems from Pastor John Barr ( died January 2001 ), the Senior Pastor of the Elim Way Fellowship in Canning Town, London, and the Director of Freedom Road Ministries.

* 1928 – The first canned tomato juice was created by Walter Kemp from Kemp Brothers Canning Company in response to a physician's need for baby food.

Bibbulmun track where it crosses the upper reaches of the Canning River ( Western Australia ) | Canning River The route has been changed twice, partly due to it passing through a significant section of forest that was at risk to change from either forestry, bauxite mining or dieback.

Other businesses coming to Riverton in the ten-year period before and after the First World War included Bill's Meat Market, Gilbert Lloyd's Blacksmith Shop, Riverton Motors, the Riverton Canning Factory, the Riverton Alfalfa Mill, Utah Poultry Company and numerous others ranging from theaters to mercantile stores.

Several rounds were fired from a high powered rifle into the dome of the Canning Turkish Islamic Mosque, causing over $ 15, 000 damage.

Indeed when in 1827 it looked as if Canning would become Prime Minister, Lord Grey remarked that " the son of an actress is, ipso facto, disqualified from becoming Prime Minister ".

" Fremont-Barnes, in The Napoleonic Wars: The Peninsular War 1807 – 1814, writes that the then British Foreign Secretary Canning: " ... privately condemned Moore's failed campaign in increasingly stronger terms ," while in public he " ... in the great British tradition of characterizing defeat as victory, insisted that although Moore's army had been pushed out of Spain his triumph at the battle of Corunna had left ' fresh laurels blooming upon our brows '.

As minister for War, he became involved in disputes with Foreign Secretary George Canning over the Walcheren Expedition and its failure.

* A square in downtown Athens, Greece, is named after Canning ( Πλατεία Κάνιγγος, Plateía Kánningos, Canning Square ), in appreciation of his supportive stance toward the Greek War of Independence ( 1821 – 1830 ).

" His political thinking was greatly influenced by Canning, but he became the protégé of Canning's rival Lord Castlereagh, who appointed him his under-secretary at the War Office in May 1809.

Goderich, appointed by Canning as Leader of the House of Lords as well as Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, found the upper house no less stressful than the Commons.

In the meantime, the Secretary of State for War had received many letters of complaint and took the matter up with the Postmaster General ( Charles Canning, 1st Earl Canning ).

Early works incorporated archaeological investigations, as Chavasse Park covered the ruins of buildings destroyed in World War II bombing, and the Canning Place car park was on the site of the Old Dock, the world's first wet dock.

During World War I the Canning Street bridge was known as Cordite Bridge as it led to the Department of Defence Explosives Factory.

* Underground Far East Command Centre ( The Battle Box ): During the Second World War, Lieutenant General Arthur Ernest Percival ( Commander of British Forces ) used the underground bunkers at Fort Canning as his commanding base.

He served under the Earl of Liverpool, George Canning and Lord Goderich as Under-Secretary of State for War and the Colonies from 1821 to 1827 and was sworn of the Privy Council in 1827.

The Franchise Affair also has a historical context: although set in the 1940s, it is based on the 18th-century case of Elizabeth Canning.

Around 1987, Alma called itself the " Spinach Capital of the World " because the Allen Canning Company based in Alma canned more than half of all the spinach canned in the U. S., about sixty million pounds a year.

However, when they played shows to support the album, Drew and Canning found it difficult to put together an entertaining show based on their material thus far, which was almost entirely instrumental.

It was top secret work but nothing to do with espionage, though Canning never discouraged the assumption of publishers and reviewers that his espionage stories were partly based on experience.

In Primus ' early teenage years he played for his local Sunday league football club, Pretoria, based in Canning Town after being introduced by a school friend.

Paul Canning, a forensic photographer formerly with the Metropolitan police, produced two reports based on the photographs from the scene.

Canning was the youngest of the five children of Stratford Canning ( 1744 – 1787 ), an Irish-born merchant based in London, by his wife Mehitabel, daughter of Robert Patrick.

She received critical kudos as well as a Golden Globe nomination for the film, which was based upon the novel The Rainbird Pattern by Victor Canning and which marked a reunion of Hitchcock with Ernest Lehman, who had created the original screenplay for North by Northwest.

The recognition of the new South American republics on the recommendation of George Canning had led to a considerable boom, encouraged by various promoters.

One of his earliest childhood memories was being made to stand on a table and say " Ladies and gentlemen " to the assembled audience, probably at a gathering to promote the election of George Canning as MP for Liverpool in 1812.

Canning had always planned to rely on Aboriginal guides to help him find water and had taken neck chains and handcuffs supplied to him by the Wiluna police to make sure local ' guides ' stayed as long as he needed them.

Canning produced a detailed map of the stock route, Plan of Wiluna – Kimberley stock route exploration ( showing positions of wells constructed 1908 – 9 and 10 ) on which he also recorded his observations of the land and water sources along the route.

alt = Photograph of Jakub Postrzygacz with his special Bush-Bike on the Canning Stock Route near Lake Disappointment

The National Museum of Australia acquired a significant collection of artworks and other material collected by the 60 artists who travelled along the Canning Stock Route on a six-week return to country trip in 2007 as part of the Canning Stock Route Project.

* Canning Stock Route on Explore OZ

* Canning Stock Route on Australian 4x4

* Canning Stock Route on Trek 4wd

Despite early proposals for the Jubilee Line Extension to go to Thamesmead, via the Isle of Dogs and the Royal Docks, Thamesmead was not included and after reaching the Greenwich Peninsula, the line then heads north to Stratford, London ( via Canning Town and West Ham ), despite Stratford also being on the major Central Line tube link into London.

The George M. Murray Canning House, built in the late 19th century on Odenton Road ( behind present day 1380 and 1382 Odenton Road ) was a successful operation into the early 1900s.

The Monroe Township Historical Society was formed as a volunteer organization on October 16, 1974, by Mayor John W. Sharp ( of the Canning Company Sharps ), to be composed of volunteer citizens concerned with preserving items that reflect the history of Monroe Township.

* Canning Dam ( on the Canning River ).

The Canning administration ended after only four months on the death of the Prime Minister, and was followed by the ministry of Lord Goderich, which barely survived the year.

He was regarded as an opponent of Catholic emancipation, and on this theme published Letters to Charles Butler ( 1825 ), Letters to Canning ( 1827 ) and A Letter to an English Layman on the Coronation Oath ( 1828 ).

Tom Canning, on organ, joined the band for the tour which started in March 2009.

Negotiations between Canning and Fagel started on 20 July 1820.

In 1793, thanks to the help of Pitt, Canning became a Member of Parliament for Newtown on the Isle of Wight, a rotten borough.

As a result of his charisma and promise, Canning early on drew to himself a circle of supporters who would become known as the Canningites.

Canning was involved in the founding of the Anti-Jacobin, a newspaper which was published on every Monday from 20 November 1797 to 9 July 1798.