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The Late Shift: Letterman, Leno, & the Network Battle for the Night
Currently: Bill Carter (1994)
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The Late Shift
(1994)
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Late Shift at the Pickle Factory
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LATE SHIFT: THE DEATH OF RETIREMENT
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Public hearing before Senate County and Municipal Government Committee on SJR-31 (urges municipalities to enact ordinances providing for the security of employees working late night shifts)
(1986)
· New Jersey. Legislature. Senate. Committee on County and Municipal Government.
Public hearing before Senate County and Municipal Government Committee on Senate Joint Resolution 31 (urges municipalities to enact ordinances providing for the security of employees working late-night shifts)
(1986)
· New Jersey. Legislature. Senate. Committee on County and Municipal Government.
Folly and Madnesse Made Manifest. Or, Some things Written to shew how contrary to the Word of God and practice of the Saints in the Old and New Testament; the Doctrines and Practisis of the Qua- kers lately risen up amongts us, Are A Rayling and Reviling Answer made there- unto, full of Falsehood and vaine Shifts and Devices to maintaine their errors. This Discovered and made Manifest. (ornament)
(1659)
· Saye and Sele, William Fiennes Viscount
True Catalogue, Or, An Account of the several Places and most Emi- nent Persons in the three Nations, and elsewhere, where, and by whom Richard Cromwell was Proclaimed Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland. As also a Collection of the most material Passages in the several Blasphemous, Ly- ing, Flattering Addresses, (being 94 in number) which were sent to the afore- said Person, with the Places from whence, and most Eminent Persons from and by whom they came, and were presented. Taken out of the Second and Fifth Dayes (Heathen-like, called Monday and his Death, till the Dissolution of the Protectoral Government. With some other remarkable Passages relating to the late Apo- stacy, worthy the taking notice of. Together with something spoken to each Company of the Adressers se- verally in their turn, who have (many of them) so largely Promised to stand by his Person and Government with their Lives, Estates, and all that is Dear unto them, against all Opposers; and yet in the Day of his just Abasement from the Lord, have left him to shift for himself: viz. I. To the late Councel. 2. The Officers of the Armies. 3. Tho. Goodwin, and his hundred Congregations, with other Independent, and Baptized Churches. 4. The Sea Commanders. 5. The Lord Major, Aldermen, and Militia Officers of the City of London. 6. The Parochial Ministers of London and Southwark. 7. The Sheriffs, Knights, Justi- ces, Majors, Aldermen, Common Councel, Ministers, &c. of the several Coun- ties, Cities, Towns, Corporations, &c. in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Wherein also is mentioned, That Collonel Leigh Governour of Waterford in Ire- land, casheer'd his Ensign for refusing to be present when the aforesaid Richard Cromwel was Proclaim'd Protector in that Town. ... (3 lines)
(1659)
· Goodwin, Thomas
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