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1. Robert Beaven (4,118 bytes)
   2: | name = Robert Beaven
   3: | image = Beaven_r.jpg
   4: | caption = Hon. Robert Beaven
   19: ... After the colony's union with British Columbia, Beaven became involved with politics as secretary of [[A...
   21: ...were defeated in the subsequent July election and Beaven ruled with a [[minority government|minority]].
2. Ellie Beaven (1,657 bytes)
   1: '''Ellie Beaven''' (born [[1980]]) is an English television and s...

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1. British Columbia (67,949 bytes)
   39: |TimeZone = [[Coordinated Universal Time|UTC]]−8 & −7
   65: ...l Interior, are as cold as anywhere else in wintertime Canada due to altitude and latitude. The norther...
   170: ...he highest density of any place in Canada. At the time of European contact, nearly half the aboriginal ...
   188: ...[[Amor De Cosmos]], [[John Robson]], and [[Robert Beaven]] had long led the chorus pressing for the colony...
   192: ...apan]]. The influx of a non-caucasian population stimulated resentment from the dominant ethnic groups,...
2. 1920 (32,412 bytes)
   297: *[[October 22]] - [[Timothy Leary]], American psychologist and author (d....
   412: *[[September 18]] - [[Robert Beaven]], Canadian politician (b. [[1836]])
3. List of British Columbia premiers (9,943 bytes)
   3: ...olumbia|Legislative Assembly]]. The premier, sometimes called the prime minister, acts as British Colu...
   7: This article only covers the time since British Columbia joined the [[Canadian Con...
   33: | {{Timeline of British Columbia Premiers}}
   62: |[[George Anthony Walkem]] (second time)
   66: ...anadian_politics/party_colours/Other/row}}[[Image:Beaven_r.jpg|75px|left]]
4. List of New Zealanders (25,382 bytes)
   120: * [[Peter Beaven]] - 20th C architect
   311: * [[Hilary Timmins]] - television presenter
   362: * [[Tim Finn]] - singer, songwriter
   495: * [[Teresa Cormack]] - young murder victim
5. Amor De Cosmos (10,432 bytes)
   26: ...ay in its current incarnation as the ''[[Victoria Times-Colonist]]''.
   34: ... 1870-71, and as the leading force (with [[Robert Beaven]] and [[John Robson]]) behind the colony's Confed...
   36: At the time of British Columbia's entry into Confederation o...
   45: ... outbursts of tears, and a fierce temper that sometimes degenerated into fist-fights. He had unusual p...
6. List of British Columbians (8,828 bytes)
   2: ...is a list of notable people born, raised, or long-time resident to the [[Canada|Canadian]] [[Provinces ...
   11: * [[Robert Beaven]]
   245: * [[Maeve Blanchet]] (the Circle of Time)
   253: * [[Timothy Findley]], author
7. Blue-headed Wagtail (19,164 bytes)
   33: ...y dozens of subspecies have been described at one time or another, and some 15-20 are currently conside...
   73: ...ar to ''feldegg'', but white malar stripe and sometimes green neck.
   150: * Bell CP. (1996). ''Seasonality and time allocation as causes of leap-frog migration in t...
   162: * Crick H, Raven M, Beaven P & Glue D. (2001). ''Yellow wagtail and red-thro...
8. 1882 in Canada (1,947 bytes)
   5: [[Timeline of Canadian history]].
   13: * [[June 13]] - [[Robert Beaven]] becomes premier of British Columbia, replacing ...
9. 1883 in Canada (1,611 bytes)
   5: [[Timeline of Canadian history]].
   10: ...emier of [[British Columbia]], replacing [[Robert Beaven]]
   13: * [[November 18]] - Canada adopts [[Standard Time]]
10. College of the Holy Cross (52,670 bytes)
    42: ...he College, and in 1853, it opened for the second time.<ref name="history"/>
    55: .../optinit.htm Fairtest.org]</ref> Tuition for full-time students for the 2006-07 academic year is $32,82...
    58: ...y collaborator on the [[Perseus Project]], the multimedia database of Greek [[antiquity]] created by se...
    60: ...te 32 semester courses in eight semesters of full-time study to graduate. Common requirements include o...
    79: ...3916-1,00.html , The New Counter-Reformation.]''[[Time Magazine]]'', [[July 8]], [[1974]].</ref> Today,...
11. 1836 in Canada (2,839 bytes)
    25: * [[January 20]] - [[Robert Beaven]], Premier of British Columbia
    27: * [[May 24]] - [[William Mortimer Clark]], politician
12. Ashburton, New Zealand (7,130 bytes)
    1: ... [[Christchurch, New Zealand|Christchurch]] and [[Timaru]]). The [[Māori]] name for the town/area is H...
    66: *Cr Rod Beaven (Ashburton)
13. History of British Columbia (19,662 bytes)
    6: ..., the peoples of the B.C. coast could focus their time on other pursuits such as art and politics.
    20: ...mocratic Party]] asserted that the U.S. had a legitimate claim to the entire [[Oregon Country]], but Pr...
    25: At the time, the region was still not under formal colonial ...
    30: ... of the province — [[Amor De Cosmos]], [[Robert Beaven]], and [[John Robson]] — took a leading role in...
14. List of people by name: Bea (8,663 bytes)
    134: *[[Robert Beaven|Beaven, Robert]] (1836-1920)
15. Joseph Martin (Canadian politician) (8,477 bytes)
    12: ...umbia to settle in [[Vancouver]]. He arrived at a time of booming prosperity. He took up the practice ...
    14: ...re. Instead he turned to former premier [[Robert Beaven]], even though he had been defeated in the electi...
16. George Anthony Walkem (4,645 bytes)
    12: [[Robert Beaven]] (1882)
    47: ...t]] |years=[[1878]]&ndash;[[1882]]|after=[[Robert Beaven]]}}
17. Andrew Charles Elliott (2,637 bytes)
    12: [[Robert Beaven]] (1882)
18. Robert Beaven (4,118 bytes)
    2: | name = Robert Beaven
    3: | image = Beaven_r.jpg
    4: | caption = Hon. Robert Beaven
    19: ... After the colony's union with British Columbia, Beaven became involved with politics as secretary of [[A...
    21: ...were defeated in the subsequent July election and Beaven ruled with a [[minority government|minority]].
19. William Smithe (2,960 bytes)
    8: | predecessor = [[Robert Beaven]]
    32: before=[[Robert Beaven]] |years=[[1883]]&ndash;[[1887]]|after=[[Alexande...
20. John Robson (8,082 bytes)
    27: ..., [[1867]]. Together with De Cosmos and [[Robert Beaven]] (also future premiers), Robson founded the Conf...

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