In the mid-16th century it became known as the Bridge Ward Without or the ward of Bridge-without.
The study was conducted on the Ward of the 21st Century (W21C " see http://www.w21c.org), an acute care medical teaching ward at an urban center in western Canada affiliated with the University of Calgary.
He is patron of the ward of Chamwino, one of the most impoverished areas of Morogoro municipality.
Edwin Drood is the ward of Jack Jasper, the choirmaster of Cloisterham and an outwardly respectable opium addict.
They've embellished the book's plot, making the boy an orphan who is the ward of the mayor and his vindictive wife.
By Winifred Williams The New Yorker, April 14 , 1951P. 62 Mrs. Matthews, who has had a brain hemorrhage, is in the ward of a London Hospital.
In a morale boost for Labour, Laura Price gained the ward of Witney South and Central on Oxfordshire county council in David Cameron's constituency.
Eight years pass, and Jane arrives at Thornfield mansion to serve as a governess for the ward of the mysterious Edward Rochester.
I believe Salman was a passive prisoner in her own home, the ward of a guard she had vowed to spend her life with.
"Broadgate Estates, as a business voter, is eligible to list a number of voters in the ward of Bishopsgate, none of whom include Mr Galloway.
Greece's privatization programme has been problem-plagued from the day bankrupt Athens became the ward of the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund in May 2010.
