1. It now belongs to the Wedgwood group.

2. Wedgwood has been an international business for over 230 years.

3. It was on this work that Josiah Wedgwood based his neoclassical pottery designs.

4. Meanwhile, left, battling Wedgwood Barlaston manage to smile in gracious defeat.

5. Wedgwood plate from good china shops and department stores; bread and butter plate, ￡19.95; oval platter, ￡28.95.

6. Many canteens in the Wedgwood Group are taking steps to help employees change their diets for the better.

7. Interest is building up in Waterford Wedgwood, makers of the famous crystal glassware and bone china.

8. Wedgwood has also been a popular topic on the national airwaves.

9. Wedgwood, stands for the world's most exquisite porcelain.

10. If the Wedgwood name sounds familiar it should.

11. The rest have been deals such as Waterford Wedgwood, where it forms a new company to buy a failed group's assets out of bankruptcy.

12. Subject_Topical_Eng: Wedgwood Acupuncture; Botanical Medicine; Pharmaceuticals for Medicine; Herb Research; Herbs; Herbal Medicine.

13. Ever since Josiah Wedgwood invented marketing a few centuries ago, it has been used to increase productivity and wealth.

14. Two new books of note A comprehensive biography documenting the life and times of Josiah Wedgwood has been recently published by Macmillan.

15. These developments, together with other exciting opportunities being investigated for the Wedgwood brand, give the Board significant confidence for the future.

16. Q: If Johnson Brothers moves upmarket, will it not encroach on Wedgwood mid-priced markets?

17. The oval dining table and the chairs were modern as were the Wedgwood dinner service and the elegant glasses.

18. The Ashbourne House appeal raised more than ￡4,000 for the raffle and Wedgwood winners were.

19. Following John Talman's death his collection was sold and these two albums entered the collection of the ceramics industrialist Josiah Wedgwood.

20. Also well worth a visit are the famous potteries of Royal Dalton and Wedgwood.

21. The breakfast set in the nursery lobby left-hand cupboard was donated by Miss Henrietta Wedgwood.

22. The scheme is the latest in a series of environmental projects Wedgwood has run in conjunction with the school.

23. The increasing division of labour in potting pioneered by Wedgwood also used female labour for patterning and decorating.

23. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

24. He went to stay with an aunt, and grew closer to her daughter, Emma Wedgwood.

25. Not only did Hensleigh write an etymological dictionary he just happened to be the grandson of Josiah Wedgwood, the guy who founded the fine china company.

26. Darwin woke up early the next day and while out shooting pheasants on the Wedgwood estate he received word that his uncle Josiah wanted the two of them to return to Shrewsbury at once.

27. With the global recession biting he expects the proportions to switch, and deals such as Waterford Wedgwood to become the norm.

28. At the age of 29, he proposed to his first cousin, Emma Wedgwood, the daughter of his mother's brother.

29. Charles' mother Susannah Darwin was the daughter of the famous potter, Josiah Wedgwood. She died when Charles was only eight years old.

30. The Concorde was designed for the well-off: Onboard amenities included free champagne, food served on Wedgwood china and silver cutlery.

31. The poet-physician Erasmus Darwin and the industrial potter Josiah Wedgwood were close friends among a circle of mechanical-minded Dissenters from the Anglican Church.

32. Wedgwood experimented with barium sulphate (caulk), and from it produced jasper, in 1773.

33. Concern for all things lowly was almost an article of faith for the Wedgwood cousins, who taught young Darwin to euthanize earthworms in brine before impaling them on a fishhook.

34. This made for tremendous growth in the pottery and porcelain industry, and the prosperity of such companies was Wedgwood, Spode and Royal Doulton.

35. At Waterford in Ireland and Wedgwood in the UK, hundreds of jobs have been lost at the parts of the business that KPS is not buying, including its Irish production and sales arm.

36. Darwin's mother, who died in 1817, was a Wedgwood; he himself married Emma Wedgwood, his first cousin.

37. Streamlining a company's back-office operations is another way to trim costs, he says, adding that Waterford Wedgwood has four "silos" for sales and marketing of different families of products.

38. Darwin and Wedgwood shared a hatred of the slave trade, contributing money and propaganda — in the form of anti-slavery verse and ceramic curios — to the "sacred cause" of abolition.

39. The firm's latest deal, to buy out of receivership much of Waterford Wedgwood, the maker of crystal and ceramic tableware, is a typical target – and KPS's most notable transaction in Europe to date.