It was the failure of Dalhousie to appoint a prominent Baptist pastor and scholar, Edmund Crawley, to the Chair of Classics, as had been expected, that really thrust into the forefront of Baptist thinking the need for a College established and run by the Baptists.

In a letter published in The Times newspaper on 9 April 1983, Geoffrey Crawley explained the discrepancy by suggesting that the photograph was " an unintended double exposure of fairy cutouts in the grass ", and thus " both ladies can be quite sincere in believing that they each took it ".

The couple lives mostly on credit, and while Rawdon seems to be too dim-witted to be aware of the effect of his borrowing on the people around him, Becky is fully aware that her heavy borrowing and her failure to pay bills bankrupts at least two innocent people: her servant, Briggs, whose life savings Becky borrows and fritters away, and her landlord Raggles, who was formerly a butler to the Crawley family and who invested his life savings in the townhouse that Becky and Rawdon rent ( and fail to pay for ).

Marrying Rawdon Crawley in secret was a mistake, as was running off instead of begging Miss Crawley's forgiveness.

" According to Crawley, touch is " the mother of the senses ," and the kiss was a tactile and specialized form of intimate contact.

" Yet even among higher civilizations Crawley saw differences: while the kiss seems to have been unknown to ancient Egypt, it was well established in early Greece, Assyria, and India.

Crawley supports this view by noting that Japanese society, before the 20th century, was " ignorant of the kiss except as applied by a mother to her infant ," while in Africa and " other uncivilized regions ," it was commonly observed that neither husbands and wives, nor lovers, kissed one another.

Crawley concludes that generally, although kissing was prevalent in some form since primitive times, it " received its chief development in Western culture.

In the early Church the baptized were kissed by the celebrant after the ceremony, and its use was even extended as a salute to saints and religious heroes, with Crawley adding, " Thus Joseph kissed Jacob, and his disciples kissed Paul.

The first incarnation of what became The Cure was The Obelisk, a band formed by students at Notre Dame Middle School in Crawley, Sussex.

After the attempted murder of Virgil, Wyatt requested and was made Deputy U. S. Marshal by U. S. Marshall Crawley Dake on December 29, 1881.

East Griffin was the final home to the infamous Crawley Brothers-George and Decatur.

When he was three years old, in December 1962 his family moved to Horley in Surrey, where he later attended St. Francis Primary School, before moving to Crawley in West Sussex in March 1966, where he attended St. Francis Junior School.

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The European office was at Crawley, England

First Choice Airways was a British charter airline of European tour operator TUI Travel PLC, based in Crawley, England.

The head office was located in the First Choice House in Crawley, West Sussex.

Cranleigh railway station was opened in 1865 as " Cranley " as part of the Cranleigh Line, its name was changed in 1867 to " Cranleigh " at the request of the Postmaster General as badly addressed letters to " Cranley " were often mistaken for " Crawley " and vice versa.

From 1955-57 he was a scriptwriter for Crawley Films.

Wood's " Ben Crawley Steel Company " featured a Bevan lead vocal that was modelled on Johnny Cash, while Bevan's " Don't Mess Me Up " ( sung by Wood ) paid homage to Elvis Presley, complete with fake Jordanaires.

* Crawley Ring Road: the original road was through the town

Sir Pitt's elder half sister, the spinster Miss Crawley, is very rich, having inherited her mother's fortune of £ 70, 000.

However, the railway's very existence began to generate new goods and passenger traffic at towns and villages on or near the main line, such as Reigate, Crawley and Haywards Heath.

The latest setback appeared to be the end of Crawley Town, as the club had very few assets to sell in order to satisfy the debt.

The old parish of Ifield contained most of the western part of modern day Crawley, and the old village is on the very western edge of the new town.

Several large conurbations fall just outside this Zone: Reading, Luton, High Wycombe and significant parts of both the Aldershot Urban Area and the Crawley Urban Area.

In 1841 it had only 20 houses, but the arrival of the railway in the town in 1848 was significant: the existing development at West Green was close to Crawley railway station, and land was available for further building.

The reasoning behind this was to give listeners in Crawley and East Grinstead a more relevant service, at the expense of the those in East Surrey where audience figures have been in decline, but from 16 October 2006, 104. 0 FM reverted to the Surrey output.

Prior to the boundary changes implemented in 1974, Chichester was a much more compact constituency, taking in the towns of Arundel and Bognor Regis at various times, but the growth of population in new towns such as nearby Crawley meant that the constituency was expanded to the north to give it equal population.

However, the misalliance so enrages Miss Crawley that she disinherits her nephew in favour of his pompous and pedantic elder brother, who also bears the name Pitt Crawley.

She also fails to manipulate Miss Crawley through Rawdon so as to obtain an inheritance.

The northern end of this cul-de-sac is in Crawley and there are now houses along the west side so the gap between Pease Pottage and Crawley has disappeared.

Things got worse for Crawley and as attendances dropped so too did the club's income ; the club's owners were forced to slash the players and staff wages by 50 % due to lack of funds.

The creditors were split and so the administrator voted in Crawley Town's favour, allowing them to start the new season.

The misalliance so enrages Miss Crawley that she throws Becky out and refuses to see the couple.

There is currently no sixth form provision, so most students go to Redhill, Crawley or Reigate ( e. g. East Surrey College and Reigate College ) to continue their studies.

This bound the group together, unwillingly, until Sanctuary was destroyed and they fled in several directions ( although Crawley was able to leave earlier, so long as he was replaced by another member on Proudhawk's list ), and never seemed to feel the compulsion.

Crawley became an important coaching stop on the London to Brighton road after it became fully turnpiked in 1770.

The Mill Pond is considered to be " the most important wetland site in Crawley " and supports a rich bird community:

The village is located three miles ( 5 km ) south-west of East Grinstead, four miles ( 6 km ) to the south-east of the Crawley New Town area and stands on a steep ridge line at one of the highest points ( 580 feet above sea level ) of the High Weald, where two historically important routes, the B2110 and B2028, cross.

A substantial part of the early section of the book deals with the efforts the Crawleys make to kowtow to Miss Crawley in the hope of receiving a big inheritance.

The first tributaries to join the young river drain the northernmost part of St Leonard's Forest, between Horsham and Crawley, although much of the Forest lies within the catchment of the River Arun.

This part of Surrey including the adjacent town of Redhill is sometimes grouped together as part of the Gatwick Diamond, M23 corridor or Crawley Urban Area however the area is interspersed with Metropolitan Green Belt land.

In May 2008, route 100 to Crawley became part of the Fastway bus rapid transport system, following redevelopment of Redhill bus station.

Southgate was to form the southern part of the inner ring, between the town centre and the southern section of the planned Crawley ring road ( which already existed, formed by Crawley and Southgate Avenues ).

These are separated from Southgate by the A23 ( Crawley Avenue )— part of the Crawley bypass built in the 1930s — and the A2004 Southgate Avenue.

It is now part of the Parish of Crawley under St John the Baptist's Church.

Later that month, it was reported that Conference National club Crawley Town intended to talk to Pirès about joining them for some part of the season, but the player's spokesman said they were " not aware of any interest " from that club.

Redifon ( later Rediffusion ) Computers was also part of the group and was based in Crawley, West Sussex.

More than 20 teams from around the world take part in the championship, each Good Friday ; German teams have been successful several times since 2000, although local teams from Crawley, Copthorne and other Sussex and Surrey villages often take part as well ; the first championship in 1932 was won by Ellen Geary, a young girl who lived on a ranarium in London, England.

Metrobus purchased 19 buses as part of the sale and moved operations away from Arriva's site at Warnham to their existing depot in Crawley.

The neighbourhood forms part of the parliamentary constituency of Crawley.

Although many gazetteers describe Ifield as a neighbourhood within Crawley, a small part of the district actually lies outside the Crawley boundary.

The area is devoted to light industry and offices and was designed for industry as part of the Crawley new town project.

Worth Park House, a large country house, once stood on the Milton Mount housing estate, now part of Pound Hill, Crawley.

With the creation of Crawley New Town, Worth village became part of it, in the Pound Hill ward ; the title of the ward was changed in 2004 to Pound Hill South and Worth.