- Sans
Pareil is a
steam locomotive built by
Timothy Hackworth which took part in the 1829
Rainhill Trials on the
Liverpool and
Manchester Railway, held...
-
Nonpareils are a
decorative confections of tiny
balls made with
sugar and starch,
traditionally an
opaque white but now
available in many colors. They...
- des Gourmands,
gastronomist Grimod de La Reynière
presents his rôti sans
pareil ("roast
without equal")—a
bustard stuffed with a turkey, a goose, a pheasant...
- of the
Royal Navy have been
named HMS Sans
Pareil,
after the
French meaning 'without equal': HMS Sans
Pareil (1794) was an 80-gun third-rate ship of the...
-
historical preservation on 1
December 1987. It was
founded in 1806 as the Sans
Pareil ("Without Compare"), by
merchant John Scott, and his
daughter Jane (1770–1839)...
- Sans
Pareil is a
steam locomotive that took part in the 1829
Rainhill Trials. Sans
Pareil may also
refer to: A Spanish-French wine
grape also
known as...
- The
Royal Navy's
Victoria class (or Sans
Pareil class) of the 1880s was the
first class of
ironclad warship (sometimes
described as a battleship) which...
- HMS Sans
Pareil was a Victoria-class
battleship of the
British Royal Navy of the
Victorian era, her only
sister ship
being HMS Victoria. In
deciding upon...
-
George and
Robert Stephenson;
built by
Robert Stephenson and Company. Sans
Pareil,
built by
Timothy Hackworth. The
entrants at the
Rainhill trials Brandreth's...
-
French Navy have
borne the name Sans
Pareil (Translated as "Peerless" or "Unequalled"):
French ship Sans
Pareil (1669), a 62-gun ship of the line, wrecked...