* John Anson Ford ( 1883 – 1983 ), American local-level legislator who served on Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for 24 years ( 1934 – 58 ); Democratic nominee for U. S. Senator ( 1940 )

In 1883 the Board of Supervisors submitted to the voters the proposition to authorize a two-year tax for the purpose of erecting a county courthouse.

Organization of Larkin Township was approved by the Nobles County Board on March 27, 1883.

In 1883 representations to the Napier Commission suggested the building of a replacement, but it was 1901 before the Congested Districts Board provided an engineer to enable one to be completed the following year.

In 1882, he became president of the Board of Legislation ( Sanjiin ) and as Home Minister ( 1883 – 87 ) he worked vigorously to suppress political parties and repress agitation in the labor and agrarian movements.

In 1883, Secretary of the Navy William E. Chandler and Secretary of the Army Robert Todd Lincoln appointed Lt. William Jaques to the Gun Foundry Board.

The residents of Pahiatua were politically active from early on, advocating for their own Roads Board around June 1883.

The National Board was not reauthorized by Congress in 1883 and its powers reverted to the Marine Hospital Service.

Other firsts include the first Board of Trustees meeting held in 1879 ; the first formal commencement held in 1883 for two graduates ( William Beebe Middleton and Walter Howard Wiley ); the first international student graduated in 1889 ; and the first female student graduated in 1898.

His mother Deborah served on the Swarthmore Board of Managers from 1862 – 1870, and Joseph served on the board from 1870 – 1909, and from 1883 – 1907 as its president.

The Lighthouse was built between 1883 and 1886 by Thomas Stevenson ; it is owned by Northern Lighthouse Board.

In 1883, Toombull Divisional Board separated.

At the September 1883 Board meeting, the managers considered asking Congress for the transfer of Fort Riley, Kansas, to the Home as a new facility, as the fort was likely to be abandoned and it would be easily adaptable to Home use.

Congress recognized Hamilton's leadership and in 1882 and 1883 awarded MHS a $ 100, 000 fund for investigating epidemics, monies that had been slated for the Board.

Between 1883 and 1886 he worked in the Ministry of Education for the Music Examination Board in the area of wind and string music.

An early local government body was the Mount Albert Highway District Board, which was formed in 1866 and became Mount Albert Road Board in 1883.

The city charter of 1883 changed the name of the body to the Board of Aldermen.

He then served on the Board of Trade of Saint-Etienne ( 1881 – 1900 ) of which he was secretary from 1883 to 1896.

In 1883 parts of Elton, Tottington Higher End and Walmersley with Shuttleworth townships were added to the area of the Local Board.

In March 1883 the theatre closed for alterations demanded by the Metropolitan Board of Works.

He was created a baronet for his services at the Board of Trade in 1883, and in 1886 he retired from office.

He served as a member of the Massachusetts Board of Education ( 1882 – 1890 ), Boston School Committee ( 1885 – 1888 ), Boston Art Commission ( 1885 – 1897 ), Boston Park Commission ( 1890 – 1896 ), Massachusetts Historical Society ( 1883 – 1897 ), and a trustee of the Boston Public Library in 1896.

In 1883, Bonython was elected chairman of the Adelaide School Advisory Board.

Negotiations in 1883 led to a treaty signed on January 11, 1884 in Belize City by a Chan Santa Cruz general and the vice-Governor of Yucatán recognizing Mexican sovereignty over Chan Santa Cruz in exchange for Mexican recognition of Chan Santa Cruz leader Crescencio Poot as Governor of the State of Chan Santa Cruz, but the following year there was a coup d ' état in Chan Santa Cruz, and the treaty was declared cancelled.

However, Chambord's refusal to recognize the tricolor as the French flag sabotaged hopes of a restoration, and Chambord died in 1883 without ever specifically recognizing his Orléanist rival as his heir.

In 1883 Powell defined " acculturation " to be the psychological changes induced by cross-cultural imitation.

Many survive to this day following restoration and changes of function: outstanding among them are the Stamatopoulos engine-works ( 1883 ), the Glavani-Kazazi factory ( 1896 ), the Papageorgiou textile workshop ( 1905 ), the Mortzoukou textile workshop ( 1908 ), the Adamopoulos cotton industry plant ( 1908, today a gymnasium ), the Papagianopoulos steel works ( 1909 ), the Volos Electricity Company Plant ( dating to 1911 and today the musical and theatrical centre of Volos ), the Tsalapatas brickworks factory ( 1925, today the National museum of Industrial Archeology ), the Etmektzoglou silkworks ( 1926, today the Silk Museum ), the Spirer Tobacco warehouse ( 1926 home of the Drury University Center ), the Styxnokarpos Factory ( 1929 ), the Papastratos Tobacco warehouse, and the Matsangos Tobacco warehouse, amongst many.

The area continued divided between these two plazas until 1883 and with only minor changes in landscaping, chief among them the 1811 addition of the May Pyramid, a monument put up to commemorate the newly independent " Provinces of the Rio de la Plata ".

Hawke succeeded Emmett in 1883 and remained as official captain for 27 years, but at first he was careful to take his time and did not make too many changes.

The Gaiety was extended by theatre architect Frank Matcham in 1883, and, despite several improvements to public spaces and stage changes, it retains its Victorian charm and remains Dublin's longest-established, continuously producing theatre.

Political changes in 1883 caused a cooling in relations between Bulgaria and their protector Russia, who now opposed reunification.

He published the play in The Atlantic Monthly in 1883, and it shows many changes from the original story.

Haas used some material from the 1883 autograph but because this autograph also includes later changes much of his work was the product of conjecture.

The 19th century brought changes to the format of the system's transport-a street grid by 1811 ( see the Commissioners ' Plan of 1811 ), as well as an unprecedented link between New York and Brooklyn, then separate cities, via the Brooklyn Bridge, in 1883.

The 1883 Indian Famine Codes, transportation improvements, and changes following independence have been identified as furthering famine relief.

By 1881 both Ireland and Wales had representative teams, and in 1883 the first international competition, the Home Nations Championship had begun.

The Six Nations is the successor to the Home Nations Championship ( 1883 – 1909 and 1932 – 39 ) and the Five Nations Championship ( 1910 – 31 and 1947 – 99 ).

In March 1883 along one short stretch of Allen Street, there were drinking establishments in two principal hotels, the Eagle Brewery, Cancan Chop-House, French Rotisserie, Alhambra, Maison Dore, City of Paris, Brown's Saloon, Fashion Saloon, Miners ' Home, Kelly's Wine-House, the Grotto, the Tivoli, and two more unnamed saloons.

This idea was earlier proposed by Bal Gangadhar Tilak ( whom Bennett credits ) in his The Arctic Home in the Vedas ( 1903 ) as well as the Austro-Hungarian ethnologist Karl Penka ( Origins of the Aryans, 1883 ).

By 1881 both Ireland and Wales had teams, and in 1883 the first international competition the annual Home Nations Championship took place.

One of the earliest books to use the word was The Home and Farm Manual, written by Jonathan Periam in 1883.

As Home Secretary at the time of the Phoenix Park Murders and the subsequent London bombings he reacted rapidly, and the Explosive Substances Act 1883 was passed through all its stages in the shortest time on record.

The British Home Championship began in 1883, making these games competitive.

Edward was discharged from the Soldiers ’ Home in May 1883, after turning 14, and went to Odin, Illinois where he worked on a farm.

The 1883 – 84 season saw the formation of the British Home Championship, a tournament which was played annually between England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, until 1983 – 84.

England dominated the early Home Nations Championship ( now the Six Nations ) which started in 1883.

England won the first Triple Crown – although the phrase was not in use at the time – in the inaugural 1883 series of the original rugby union Home Nations Championship.

Admiral Sir Bertram Home Ramsay KCB, KBE, MVO ( 20 January 1883 – 2 January 1945 ) was a British admiral during World War II.

He held various commands until 1883, when he retired to become governor of the Soldiers ' Home in Washington, D. C ..

The British Home Championship ( also known as the Home International Championship, the Home Internationals and the British Championship ) was an annual football competition contested between the United Kingdom's four national teams, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland ( Ireland before its partition ) from the 1883 – 84 season until the 1983 – 84 season, when it was abolished after 100 years.

Ireland was a member of the inaugural Home Nations in 1883 – with France and Italy joining later to form the Five and Six Nations respectively.

In 1883, the first Home Nations Championship was played between England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.