- Noel
Mewton-Wood (20
November 1922 – 5
December 1953) was an Australian-born
concert pianist who
achieved international fame on the
basis of many distinguished...
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Milagros Benet de
Mewton (née
Benet Colón; 22
November 1868 – 26
December 1948) was a
Puerto Rican educator, women's
rights advocate and suffragist. Born...
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Geoffrey Harley Mewton (1905–1998) was an
Australian architect and
leading proponent of
modern architecture in
Melbourne during the 1930s. He is best known...
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Puerto Rico as well, and sued
under the
leadership of
Milagros Benet de
Mewton for this purpose. Women's
suffrage was
extended to
Puerto Rico in 1929,...
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legislature in
Puerto Rico in 1919, 1921, and 1923. In 1924,
Milagros Benet de
Mewton sued the
electoral board for
refusing to
allow her to register. Her case...
- Christophe; Croisille, Pierre; Staat, Patrick; Thibault, Hélène; Rioufol, Gilles;
Mewton, Nathan; Elbelghiti, Rachid; Cung,
Thien Tri; Bonnefoy, Eric; Angoulvant...
- with the
architectural firm of Blackett,
Forster and Craig,
where Geoffrey Mewton was
doing the same. By 1928 they were both
studying at the
University of...
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Mewton & Grounds,
attributed to
Geoffrey Harley Mewton.
Bellaire Flats, St Kilda,
built 1936.
Mewton & Grounds,
attributed to
Geoffrey Harley Mewton....
- Rock/Alternative Rock band,
briefly famous in the late 1990s. They were
formed by
Mewton,
Hartnell and Neill.
Later they were
joined by
Peter Mullaney (guitar) and...
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Concerto was
immediately taken into the
repertoire of
pianists such as Noel
Mewton-Wood, Ruth Gipps,
Clive Lythgoe,
Shulamith Shafir and
Kendall Taylor. Solomon...
