Limited operate a chain of stores in Jersey, their franchises include well-known names, such as Marks & Spencer, Iceland, and Costa Coffee.

The first Marks & Spencer store in Central Asia was built there.

Solomon introduced Philby to his second wife, Aileen Furse, but went to work for the British retailer Marks & Spencer.

This is not Marks and Spencer or Sainsbury's.

The characters also appeared in a commercial for Children In Need in 2009, as well as in the Christmas advert for Marks and Spencer.

Shops include TK Maxx, Next, Th Baker Marks and Spencer, SportsDirect. com, Brantano, DW Sports Fitness & Clarks.

* Self Portrait, sponsored by Marks & Spencer ( Caribiner with Lorenzo Apicella at Pentagram ), sculpture design by Gerald Scarfe

The town centre is fairly compact and mainly focused on a wide pedestrianised High Street, housing most familiar names such as Waterstones, Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, T. K.

Marks and Spencer used the font for its corporate logo and as the default on all internal correspondence from 2000 but since 2007 it is gradually being phased out on all signage and packaging as part of another re-branding exercise.

The Organiser II was widely used for commercial applications in companies such as Marks and Spencer, where it was used on the shop floor, and in the world's first large scale application of mobile technology in government where over 3000 were used for benefit calculations by the Employment Services department of the UK government.

Supermarkets include Waitrose, Cooperative Food, Marks & Spencer Food, Iceland, and ( at Wyesham ) Lidl.

Major employers in the town include the NFU Mutual Insurance Company ( and Avon Insurance ), AMEC, Tesco, Morrisons, Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, B & Q and Pashley Cycles.

Derek Rayner, the former chief executive of Marks and Spencer, was appointed as an efficiency expert with the Prime Minister's personal backing ; he identified numerous problems with the Civil Service, arguing that only three billion of the eight billion pounds a year spent at that time by the Civil Service consisted of essential services, and that the " mandarins " ( senior civil servants ) needed to focus on efficiency and management rather than on policy advice.

In 2010, Bennett described how he was mugged by two women who surreptitiously squirted him with ice cream in Marks & Spencer, Camden Town.

Following the relocation of Marks & Spencer from their previous town-centre store to the Nugent Shopping Park, their previous site was taken over by Sainsbury's, who moved from their previous site nearby in the Walnuts.

It has anchor stores for John Lewis, Waitrose and Marks and Spencer, in addition to other household names like Apple and Primark.

The ground floor of the building is occupied largely by a single retail unit-currently a Marks and Spencer supermarket-and smaller retail units along the Broadway, the remainder taken up with access to the other floors.

The old Gunning and Moore Weaving Mill at Broadfields has been transformed into a large retail park with outlets of Tesco, Marks and Spencer, Homebase, Next, Tempest, New Look, Halfords and Peacocks being the first tenants to set up here.

Opposite the fountain in Dumfries High Street, adjacent to the present Marks and Spencer, was the Commercial and later the County Hotel.

** The John Sanders department store ( now a branch of Marks & Spencer ) was the location for the scenes of the Autons breaking through the shop window and beginning their killing rampage in the 1970 story Spearhead from Space.

Recently, the town has seen an increase of ' big name brands ' opening stores in the area, with names such as Argos, TK Maxx, Marks & Spencer ( food ), Asda, Currys, Costa Coffee, Comet and Carphone Warehouse opening in the area.

Marks and Spencer plc ( also known as M & S ; colloquially known as Marks and Sparks, Marks's or, simply, Marks ) is a major British retailer headquartered in the City of Westminster, London, with 703 stores in the United Kingdom and 361 stores spread across more than 40 countries.

* Szwed, John F., and Morton Marks.

John agreed to heavy terms, including the abandonment of all the English possession in Berry and 20, 000 Marks of Silver, but Philip in turn recognised John as king, formally abandoning Arthur I of Brittany, whom he had thitherto supported, and recognised John's suzerainty over the Duchy of Brittany.

* Fangland by John Marks ( 2007 ).

** Power and Peace: The Diplomacy of John Foster Dulles by Frederick Marks ( 1995 ) ISBN 0-275-95232-0

by John H. P. Marks, 1934

by John H. P. Marks, Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1938 – aka Death on the Installment Plan ( US ), tr.

Professor Coleman, leaves behind a strong legacy of public service through his great-grandson John R. Marks III, the Mayor of Tallahassee, Florida.

On his arrival in England, Marks worked for a company in Leeds, called Barran, which employed refugees ( see Sir John Barran, 1st Baronet ).

Modern companies based at Brooklands today include Argos, BAE Systems, Currys-PC World, Japan Tobacco, Marks & Spencer, Mercedes-Benz World, Mothercare, Nomalites, Procter & Gamble, Sony, The Storage Pod, Tesco and John Lewis.

The California legislature went on to approve medical marijuana bills by State Senator Milton Marks and Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, but they were vetoed by Governor Pete Wilson.

Guest panellists, substituting for regulars, included Alfred Marks, Barry Took, John Wells ( once in 1973, filling in for Muir ; once in 1975, for Norden ), and Katharine Whitehorn ( once in 1975, for Anne Scott-James ).

After his father died of pneumonia, he moved with his mother and stepfather Captain John Marks to Georgia in May 1780.

The council currently consists of Gary Scripnick ( Ward 1, Mountjoy ), John Curley ( Ward 2, Porcupine ), Noella Rinaldo ( Ward 3, Schumacher ), Pat Bamford ( Ward 4, South Porcupine ) and Todd Lever, Michael Doody, Andrew Marks and Steven Black ( Ward 5, downtown Timmins ).

Starring Peter Palmer, Leslie Parrish, Julie Newmar, Stella Stevens, Stubby Kaye, Billie Hayes, Howard St. John, Joe E. Marks, Carmen Alvarez, William Lanteau and Bern Hoffman, with cameos by Jerry Lewis, Robert Strauss, Ted Thurston, Alan Carney, Valerie Harper and Donna Douglas.

He also attempted two new television programs: The John Forsythe Show on NBC with Guy Marks, Elsa Lanchester, Ann B. Davis, Peggy Lipton, and Forsythe's two young daughters, Page and Brooke ( 1965 – 1966 ), and To Rome With Love on CBS ( 1969 – 1971 ) with co-star Walter Brennan.

* Fangland, John Marks ( Penguin Press )

The cast included Howard St. John as General Bullmoose, Stubby Kaye as Marryin ' Sam, Tina Louise as Appassionata von Climax, Julie Newmar as Stupefyin ' Jones, Charlotte Rae as Mammy Yokum, Joe E. Marks as Pappy Yokum, Carmen Alvarez as Moonbeam McSwine, Ted Thurston as Senator Jack S. Phogbound, Bern Hoffman as Earthquake McGoon, and Tony Mordente as Lonesome Polecat.

These included the early church's Presiding Patriarch and Apostle William Smith ( Joseph's only surviving brother ); Book of Mormon witness Martin Harris ( who left and later rejoined the LDS Church in Utah ); Nauvoo Stake President William Marks ; second Bishop of the Church and church trustee-in-trust George Miller, Apostle John E. Page ; former Apostle William M ' Lellin ; and many others.

In January 1977, the first two male Fellows, Frank Wilkinson and John Marks, arrived, followed by male graduate students in 1978, and, finally, undergraduates in October 1979.

* Marks, John ( 1991 ).

These included Edward John " Johnny " Jackett ( 1878 – 1935 ), Charlie Mitchell ( 1885 – 1957 ), who looked after Tuke's boats, Willie Sainsbury, Tuke's eldest nephew, Leo Marshall, Georgie and Richard Fouracre, George Williams – younger son of close neighbours, Maurice Clift – nephew of a family friend, Ainsley Marks, Jack Rowling ( also spelled " Rolling "), Freddy Hall, Bert White and Harry Cleave.