Isaacs by-election, 2000 — The 2000 Isaacs by election was held in the Australian electorate of Isaacs in Victoria on 12 August 2000. The by election was triggered by the death of the sitting member, the Australian Labor Party s Greg Wilton on 14 June 2000. The writ for… … Wikipedia
Isaacs Hotel Cork (Cork) — Isaacs Hotel Cork country: Ireland, city: Cork (City Centre) Isaacs Hotel Cork Located in the heart of the Cork city in McCurtain Street, the Isaacs Hotel offers excellent accommodations.It is a unique Victorian building in the city centre,… … International hotels
Isaacs Spitfire — NOTOC Infobox Aircraft name=Spitfire caption= type=Replica warbird manufacturer=Homebuilt designer=John Isaacs first flight=5 May 1975 introduced= retired= status= primary user= more users= produced= number built= variants with their own articles … Wikipedia
Isaacs Fury — NOTOC Infobox Aircraft name=Fury caption= type=Sports biplane manufacturer=Homebuilt designer=John Isaacs first flight=1963 introduced= retired= status= primary user= more users= produced= number built=18 variants with their own articles=The… … Wikipedia
ISAACS — ISAACS, U.S. family prominent in New York City. Founder of the family was SAMUEL MYER ISAACS, born in Leeuwarden, Holland, who immigrated to the United States in 1839 from London, where he had been the principal of an orphan asylum. He was the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAACS, SIR ISAAC ALFRED — (1855–1948), Australian lawyer and politician who became governor general and chief justice of Australia. Isaacs father emigrated from Poland to England and then to Australia at the time of the gold rush (c. 1851). Isaac Isaacs was born in… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAACS, SIR JEREMY — (1932– ), English producer and arts executive. Isaacs was educated at Oxford, where he was president of the Union in 1955. In television, his main interests were in documentaries and current affairs, and he was responsible for celebrated series… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAACS, NATHANIEL — (1808–1872), South African trader and explorer, regarded as one of the founders of Natal. He left a record of his visits to the kraal of the Zulu kings, Chaka and Dingaan, Travels and Adventures in Eastern Africa, 1–2 (1836), which is an… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAACS, SUSAN — (1943– ), U.S. author. Brooklyn born Isaacs, a novelist, essayist, and screenwriter, was educated at Queens College. She left before she earned her degree to work as an editorial assistant at Seventeen magazine. She rose to senior editor but… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
ISAACS, JORGE — (1837–1895). Colombian novelist and poet. The son of a converted English Jew and a Colombian mother, Isaacs was born in Cali and educated as a Catholic; in 1868 he became a Freemason; he nevertheless assumed what he defined as his racial Jewish… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
