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Henry Edward Manning (Jul 15 1808 - Jan 14 1892) English churchman, born at Totteridge in Hertfordshire and died in London. In 1832 he was ordained an Anglican priest. A leader of the Oxford movement, and after his reception into the Roman Catholic church (1851) he became archbishop of Westminster (1865) and a cardinal (1875) who profoundly influenced the development of that church in England.

Cardinal Henry Edward Manning

Robert Manning An engineer born in Normandy on the 22nd Oct 1816, but his family came from Wicklow, Ireland. He had a long career in Dublin and Belfast during the latter half of the 1800's. He is famous for hydraulic engineering and in textbooks for the "Manning Coefficient", still in use to describe water flow in open channels given by himself in his paper of December 1889.

More detailed information about Robert Manning can be found on this page.
Most commonly used empirical equation used for open channel flow is Manning's Equation:
v = ^K/_n R^2/3 S^1/2 (English Units) [SI units]
    v = Fluid Velocity (ft/s) or [m/s]
    K = 1.486 (English); K = 1.00 [SI]
    R = Hydraulic Radius (ft) or [m] = A/Pw
    A = Cross-Sectional Area of Flow (ft²) or [m²]
    Pw = Wetted Perimeter (ft) or [m]
    S = Channel Slope
    n = Manning's Roughness Coefficient
The cross-sectional area to flow and wetted perimeter are related to the normal depth (yn) using geometry.

Jackie Manning aka Jackie Summers.
Best-selling author, Jackie Manning, writing under the pseudonym, Jackie Summers, began her debut with Embrace the Dawn. Her current and future books are being issued under the author’s own name of Jackie Manning.

Michelle Manning Promoted to President, Production of Paramount Picture's Motion Picture Group.

Preston Manning Canada's official Opposition Party leader.

Richard Manning Author

Rob Manning Flight director and chief engineer of the Pathfinder flight system.

George Pitches Manning Established the "Hope Farm" winery in 1850 in the McLaren Vale in Australia. The winery was renamed to "Seaview" by its new owners, Edwards and Chaffey, in 1951. It is now part of the Foster's group.

Thomas Manning Thomas Manning (b. 8th Nov 1772 d. 1840) is considered the first Chinese scholar in Europe and was the first Englishman to enter Lhasa, the holy city of Tibet. For more details see Wikipedia

Sir William Montagu Manning He was born in Devon, England (1811) and emigrated to Sydney, Australia in 1837. He was Solicitor-General from 1848-1856 in the New South Wales government. He was a member of the first parliament after responsible government in 1856 and was Attorney-General on 3 separate occasions (1856-57, 1860 and 1868-70). In 1878 Manning became Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Australia's oldest university, and held the position until his death in 1895.The university expanded rapidly under his guidance and in the 1880s the faculties of law, medicine, science and engineering were established. In 1881 he gained the admission of women to the university. In 1868 he was hosting the Duke of Edinburgh, one of Queen Victoria's children, at a picnic lunch at Clontarf, Sydney harbour when the Duke was shot, and Manning believed he had saved the Duke's life by diving for the shooter's pistol.
William Montagu Manning

Place Names

Town of Manning Alberta Manning, one of the newest towns in the north, was named after a former Premier of Alberta. The town sprung up after the Second World War on the banks of the Notikewin River between two small hamlets - North Star to the south and Notikewin to the north.

Town of Manning Arkansas Manning is in Dallas County; location is 34°1'16"N 92°47'34"W; elevation is 222 feet

Town of Manning Florida Manning is in Baker County; location is 30°10'30"N 82°10'29"W

City of Manning Iowa The city of Manning was founded on the 24th of August 1881. It is in Carroll County. Population was 1,484 in 1990; location is 41°55'N 95°4'W;

Town of Manning Kansas Manning is in Scott County; location is 38°33'19"N 100°43'23"W; elevation is 2,919 feet.

Manning Crossing Kentucky Manning Crossing is in Breckinridge County; location is 37°59'45"N 86°28'52"W

Town of Manning Michigan Manning is in Cheboygan County; location is 45°30'54"N 84°21'4"W; elevation is 640 feet.

Town of Manning New York Manning is in Orleans County; location is 43°11'56"N 78°5'47"W; elevation is 682 feet.

Town of Manning North Dakota Manning is in Dunn County; location is 47°13'48"N 102°46'11"W; elevation is 2,219 feet.

Town of Manning Oregon Manning is in Washington County; location is 45°39'54"N 123°9'45"W

City of Manning South Carolina A very nice city situated in Clarendon County. "Manning. The prettiest town from Maine to Miami" Walter Winchell, Newspaper Columnist. Location is 33°41'42"N 80°12'40"W. Population was 4,428 in 1990.

Ghost town of Manning Texas Named after a Dr. W. W. Manning who established a sawmill in 1863, the town at one time had over fifteen hundred residents but that did not happen until nearly forty years later.It is in Angelina County; location is 31°8'19"N 94°32'10"W

Ghost town of Manning Utah Manning was reported to be one of the first mining areas in the US to use the cyanide process for extracing gold from ore.

Town of Manning Virginia Manning is in Suffolk City; location is 36°42'18"N 76°38'55"W; elevation is 71 feet.

Town of Manning Washington Manning is in Whitman County; location is 46°55'56"N 117°24'24"W

Manning Park Canada Manning Park is a rustic, non-crowded ski area for all abilities. Its great snow and long ski season make Manning Park a wonderful ski experience.

Manning Valley Australia Taree, part of Australia's Holiday Coast and the heart of the Manning Valley is located just three and half hours drive north of Sydney. Located on the beautiful Manning River, Taree is surrounded by an abundance of natural attractions including beaches, mountains, forests, waterfalls and rare sub-tropical rainforests. It's these attributes that have earned the Manning Valley the apt title: "The Natural Treasure of Australia's Holiday Coast."

Manning Gorge and Falls Australia In the Kimberley region of Western Australia, Manning Gorge is one of the many wonderful places along the gravel Gibb River Road.

Manning Town Sri Lanka A part of Colombo, there is a Manning Plaza and a Manning Street.

Manning Town Ireland A small town in Cork County.

Manning Point Nunivak Island The Eastern point of Nunivak Island in the Aleutians is Manning Point. Named, almost certainly, for the United States Coast Guard Cutter MANNING, which was stationed in the Aleutians in the early part of the 20th century.

Manning Strait Solomon Islands The Manning Strait is between the islands of Choiseul and Santa Isabel in the Solomon Islands.

Manning Seamount Atlantic Ocean There is a Manning Seamount in the Atlantic Ocean somewhere off Charleston SC in the Sargasso Sea (Roughly in Lat. 38 degrees North, Long. 60 degrees West).

Manning

Manning Austria Crest Austria The town of Manning was documented for the first time in 1399. The lovely town of Manning is situated in the northern part of the marvelous Vöcklabruck district. The most remarkable attraction of Manning is, probably, the age-old Bucherhof farmhouse mentioned for the first time in 1449. Its first floor hosts the outstanding Farm Museum boasting a great variety of ancient farming tools, handicraft instruments and things of everyday life on a farm. Some of the exhibits are more than 300 years old and privately owned by Franz Draxl, manager of today’s Mostschenke tavern and organizer of interesting courses.

Objects

United States Coast Guard Cutter MANNING Named after the Honorable Daniel Manning, Secretary of the United States Treasury under President Cleveland. USRC Manning, a 1150-ton cruising cutter, was built at East Boston, Massachusetts, and commissioned on 8th January 1898. Her long career with the Revenue Cutter Service (the U.S. Coast Guard after 1915) was twice interrupted by wartime operations with the Navy. In 1898, during the Spanish-American War, she served off Cuba. She transferred to the Pacific after that, but returned to the Atlantic for World War I, during which she mainly operated in European waters. Manning was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia, during the 1920s. She was decommissioned and sold in 1930.

cutter Manning
Photo © U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph

United States Navy Destroyer Escort, USS MANNING [DE-199] She was launched in October 1943 and stricken in 1968. The United States Navy named the ship for a young Missouri man, Milburn Alexander Manning who died while defending Pearl Harbor on the 7th December 1941.

Displacement: 1,400 Tons

Dimensions: 306' (oa) x 37' x 13' 6" (Max)

Armament: 3 x 3"/50, 4 x 1.1" AA, 8 x 20 mmAA, 3 x 21"TT (1x3) 1 Hedgehog, 8 DCT, 2 racks

Machinery: 12,000 SHP; G. E. Turbines with electric drive, 2 screws

Speed: 24 Knots, Range 6,000 NM @ 12 Knts.

Crew: 186

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Henry Edward Manning	(Jul 15 1808 - Jan 14 1892) English churchman, born at Totteridge in Hertfordshire and died in London. In 1832 he was ordained an Anglican priest. A leader of the Oxford movement, and after his reception into the Roman Catholic church (1851) he became archbishop of Westminster (1865) and a cardinal (1875) who profoundly influenced the development of that church in England.
Robert Manning	An engineer born in Normandy on the 22nd Oct 1816, but his family came from Wicklow, Ireland. He had a long career in Dublin and Belfast during the latter half of the 1800's. He is famous for hydraulic engineering and in textbooks for the "Manning Coefficient", still in use to describe water flow in open channels given by himself in his paper of December 1889. More detailed information about Robert Manning can be found on this page. Most commonly used empirical equation used for open channel flow is Manning's Equation: v = ^K/_n R^2/3 S^1/2 (English Units) [SI units] v = Fluid Velocity (ft/s) or [m/s] K = 1.486 (English); K = 1.00 [SI] R = Hydraulic Radius (ft) or [m] = A/Pw A = Cross-Sectional Area of Flow (ft²) or [m²] Pw = Wetted Perimeter (ft) or [m] S = Channel Slope n = Manning's Roughness Coefficient The cross-sectional area to flow and wetted perimeter are related to the normal depth (yn) using geometry.
Jackie Manning	aka Jackie Summers. Best-selling author, Jackie Manning, writing under the pseudonym, Jackie Summers, began her debut with Embrace the Dawn. Her current and future books are being issued under the author’s own name of Jackie Manning.
Michelle Manning	Promoted to President, Production of Paramount Picture's Motion Picture Group.
Preston Manning	Canada's official Opposition Party leader.
Richard Manning	Author
Rob Manning	Flight director and chief engineer of the Pathfinder flight system.
George Pitches Manning	Established the "Hope Farm" winery in 1850 in the McLaren Vale in Australia. The winery was renamed to "Seaview" by its new owners, Edwards and Chaffey, in 1951. It is now part of the Foster's group.
Thomas Manning	Thomas Manning (b. 8th Nov 1772 d. 1840) is considered the first Chinese scholar in Europe and was the first Englishman to enter Lhasa, the holy city of Tibet. For more details see Wikipedia
Sir William Montagu Manning	He was born in Devon, England (1811) and emigrated to Sydney, Australia in 1837. He was Solicitor-General from 1848-1856 in the New South Wales government. He was a member of the first parliament after responsible government in 1856 and was Attorney-General on 3 separate occasions (1856-57, 1860 and 1868-70). In 1878 Manning became Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Australia's oldest university, and held the position until his death in 1895.The university expanded rapidly under his guidance and in the 1880s the faculties of law, medicine, science and engineering were established. In 1881 he gained the admission of women to the university. In 1868 he was hosting the Duke of Edinburgh, one of Queen Victoria's children, at a picnic lunch at Clontarf, Sydney harbour when the Duke was shot, and Manning believed he had saved the Duke's life by diving for the shooter's pistol.

Town of Manning	Alberta	Manning, one of the newest towns in the north, was named after a former Premier of Alberta. The town sprung up after the Second World War on the banks of the Notikewin River between two small hamlets - North Star to the south and Notikewin to the north.
Town of Manning	Arkansas	Manning is in Dallas County; location is 34°1'16"N 92°47'34"W; elevation is 222 feet
Town of Manning	Florida	Manning is in Baker County; location is 30°10'30"N 82°10'29"W
City of Manning	Iowa	The city of Manning was founded on the 24th of August 1881. It is in Carroll County. Population was 1,484 in 1990; location is 41°55'N 95°4'W;
Town of Manning	Kansas	Manning is in Scott County; location is 38°33'19"N 100°43'23"W; elevation is 2,919 feet.
Manning Crossing	Kentucky	Manning Crossing is in Breckinridge County; location is 37°59'45"N 86°28'52"W
Town of Manning	Michigan	Manning is in Cheboygan County; location is 45°30'54"N 84°21'4"W; elevation is 640 feet.
Town of Manning	New York	Manning is in Orleans County; location is 43°11'56"N 78°5'47"W; elevation is 682 feet.
Town of Manning	North Dakota	Manning is in Dunn County; location is 47°13'48"N 102°46'11"W; elevation is 2,219 feet.
Town of Manning	Oregon	Manning is in Washington County; location is 45°39'54"N 123°9'45"W
City of Manning	South Carolina	A very nice city situated in Clarendon County. "Manning. The prettiest town from Maine to Miami" Walter Winchell, Newspaper Columnist. Location is 33°41'42"N 80°12'40"W. Population was 4,428 in 1990.
Ghost town of Manning	Texas	Named after a Dr. W. W. Manning who established a sawmill in 1863, the town at one time had over fifteen hundred residents but that did not happen until nearly forty years later.It is in Angelina County; location is 31°8'19"N 94°32'10"W
Ghost town of Manning	Utah	Manning was reported to be one of the first mining areas in the US to use the cyanide process for extracing gold from ore.
Town of Manning	Virginia	Manning is in Suffolk City; location is 36°42'18"N 76°38'55"W; elevation is 71 feet.
Town of Manning	Washington	Manning is in Whitman County; location is 46°55'56"N 117°24'24"W
Manning Park	Canada	Manning Park is a rustic, non-crowded ski area for all abilities. Its great snow and long ski season make Manning Park a wonderful ski experience.
Manning Valley	Australia	Taree, part of Australia's Holiday Coast and the heart of the Manning Valley is located just three and half hours drive north of Sydney. Located on the beautiful Manning River, Taree is surrounded by an abundance of natural attractions including beaches, mountains, forests, waterfalls and rare sub-tropical rainforests. It's these attributes that have earned the Manning Valley the apt title: "The Natural Treasure of Australia's Holiday Coast."
Manning Gorge and Falls	Australia	In the Kimberley region of Western Australia, Manning Gorge is one of the many wonderful places along the gravel Gibb River Road.
Manning Town	Sri Lanka	A part of Colombo, there is a Manning Plaza and a Manning Street.
Manning Town	Ireland	A small town in Cork County.
Manning Point	Nunivak Island	The Eastern point of Nunivak Island in the Aleutians is Manning Point. Named, almost certainly, for the United States Coast Guard Cutter MANNING, which was stationed in the Aleutians in the early part of the 20th century.
Manning Strait	Solomon Islands	The Manning Strait is between the islands of Choiseul and Santa Isabel in the Solomon Islands.
Manning Seamount	Atlantic Ocean	There is a Manning Seamount in the Atlantic Ocean somewhere off Charleston SC in the Sargasso Sea (Roughly in Lat. 38 degrees North, Long. 60 degrees West).
Manning	Austria	The town of Manning was documented for the first time in 1399. The lovely town of Manning is situated in the northern part of the marvelous Vöcklabruck district. The most remarkable attraction of Manning is, probably, the age-old Bucherhof farmhouse mentioned for the first time in 1449. Its first floor hosts the outstanding Farm Museum boasting a great variety of ancient farming tools, handicraft instruments and things of everyday life on a farm. Some of the exhibits are more than 300 years old and privately owned by Franz Draxl, manager of today’s Mostschenke tavern and organizer of interesting courses.