Telfer is one of the largest gold mines in Australia.

Located on O ' Connor Street in Downtown Ottawa, the centre is primarily used by the Telfer School of Management's Executive Master of Business Administration program.

Their home park is Harry C. Pohlman Field at Telfer Park, built in time for the 1982 season.

The chancellor is Richard Telfer.

Cadia-Ridgeway is one of three gold mines Newcrest currently operates in Australia, the other two being Telfer in Western Australia and Cracow in Queensland.

The township is composed of the communities of Arva, Ballymote, Birr, Bryanston, Coldstream, Delaware, Denfield, Duncrief, Ettrick, Ilderton, Kilworth, Komoka, Littlewood, Lobo Village, Melrose, Poplar Hill, Sharon, Southgate, Telfer and Vanneck.

James " Jim " Telfer ( born 17 March 1940 ) is a Scottish rugby union coach and a former rugby player.

:" Telfer is a man of innate authority.

George Crerar said of Telfer " The great thing about Jim Telfer is that he makes sure that if he isn't going to win the ball the other side won't get it either.

Cadia-Ridgeway is one of three gold mines Newcrest currently operates in Australia, the other two being Telfer in Western Australia and Cracow in Queensland.

Leading off the Grassmarket on its south-west corner is The Vennel, on the east side of which can still be seen some of the best remaining parts of the Flodden and Telfer city walls.

Paul Telfer ( born 30 October 1979 in Paisley, Scotland ) is a Scottish-born actor, who has lived and worked in England and the United States.

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Paul Norman Telfer ( born 21 October 1971 ) is a Scottish footballer who played as a full-back for various clubs, including Luton Town, Coventry City, Southampton and Celtic.

Telfer is a nephew of Eamonn Bannon, who also played for Scotland.

Telfer is a keen player of golf.

John Telfer Dunbar notes that the carefully painted tartan of the piper's belted plaid is unlike any Grant pattern known today.

Jim Telfer is another famous player who went on to become one of the most successful coaches of the Scotland national rugby union team, as well as receiving 25 international caps himself.

There is an under 18s team called Melrose Wasps, coached by the famous Jim Telfer and David Sheil.

In January 1968 and March 1968, The Lancet and Science published the first U. S. reports of tall, institutionalized XYY males by Mary Telfer, a biochemist, and colleagues at the Elwyn Institute.

The series was echoed the following week by articles — again using Telfer as a main source — in Time and Newsweek, and six months later in The New York Times Magazine.

He was succeeded by his assistant, the former Hawick fly-half, Colin Telfer.

Although Ms. Saadi was represented by government-paid lawyers, Ms. Telfer represented herself because she could not afford counsel ( and no government aid was offered to her ).

Williams was appointed by Ian McGeechan and Jim Telfer.

by Buchan Telfer with notes by P. Bruun ( London, 1879 ); Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, " Berechtigung d. orientalischen Namen Schiltbergers ," in Denkschriften d. Konigl.

When the youthful prodigy Townsend was first drafted into a Scotland side dominated by the boot of Chalmers since 1989, his brief was to instil a running game more suited to the mobile rucking style the Scots were determined to pursue under coaching guru Jim Telfer.

Laidlaw came to prominence in the late 1970s due a string of good performances for Scotland B, then managed by Jim Telfer.

Jim Telfer, who was Scotland coach by that point, considered that Laidlaw's ability to break was Scotland's sharpest attacking weapon in the 1984 Grand Slam, settling the match in the first twenty minutes.

* The age of Telfer by Allan Massie

But after some poor performances by Leeds ' centre backs, Telfer found himself playing in an unfamiliar centre back role after impressing for Leeds in the position in a Carling Cup game against Crystal Palace.

On 2 February 2009, his contract was cancelled by mutual consent with Telfer saying he didn't want Leeds to spend money paying his wages whilst he wasn't going to play.

Voices were performed by George Layton, with additional voices by John Telfer.

After the game with Canterbury, the Lions captain for the day, Jim Telfer, said at the after match function: " I would not describe today's game as dirty because all our games in New Zealand have been dirty.

Gary McAllister was sacked in December, and new manager Simon Grayson left Telfer out of all of his first team squads during his first month at the club.

Alliance Airlines currently flies workers to some of the largest mining projects in Australia including Telfer, Lawn Hill, Phosphate Hill, Olympic Dam, Prominent Hill, Nickel West and Cannington.

Telfer School of Management ranked fifth in Canada for undergraduate business programs.

Jim Telfer stood down after the Grand Slam to concentrate on his professional career as a school master.

In October 2009, Human Rights adjudicator Faisal Bhabha ( who at the time served as the Vice-chair of the Tribunal ), ordered Maxcine Telfer, the operator of Audmax Inc., a settlement service that contracts with the federal government to help immigrant women fit into Canadian society, to pay $ 36, 000 to Seema Saadi for terminating her employment after six weeks.

In April 2009, Telfer signed for non-league Slough Town, but failed to appear in the 2009 – 10 season.

In May 1969, at the annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, Telfer and her Elwyn Institute colleagues reported that case studies of the institutionalized XYY and XXY males they had found convinced them that XYY males had been falsely stigmatized and that their behavior may not be significantly different from chromosomally normal 46, XY males.

In 1886, Alexander H. Telfer led a survey trip up Lake Timiskaming and gave a report to the Temiskaming Settlers ' Association.