Stad

We haue foure dayes sailing into habitable Gronland; and almost in the same quantitie of time we passe ouer to the prouince of Norway, called Stad, lying betweene the townes of Nidrosia or

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

We haue foure dayes sailing into habitable Gronland; and almost in the same quantitie of time we passe ouer to the prouince of Norway, called Stad, lying betweene the townes of Nidrosia or Trondon,

A briefe commentarie of Island, by Arngrimus Ionas 2003

We haue foure dayes sailing into habitable Gronland; and almost in the same quantitie of time we passe ouer to the prouince of Norway, called Stad, lying betweene the townes of Nidrosia or Trondon, [Footnote: Trondheim.] and Bergen, as we finde in the ancient records of these nations.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 01 Richard Hakluyt 1584

A complaint by a resident of a Gaeltacht area in Donegal means road signs will be changed from 'Stad' to 'Stop'

RTÉ News 2009

A complaint by a resident of a Gaeltacht area in Donegal means road signs will be changed from 'Stad' to 'Stop'

RTÉ News 2009

A complaint by a resident of a Gaeltacht area in Donegal means road signs will be changed from 'Stad' to 'Stop'

RTÉ News 2009

A complaint by a resident of a Gaeltacht area in Donegal means road signs will be changed from 'Stad' to 'Stop'

RTÉ News 2009

For the rest of the story, including a link to J-Stad's Atlantic Monthly article, Distracting Ms. Daisy, check this out.

Archive 2008-12-01 2008

For the rest of the story, including a link to J-Stad's Atlantic Monthly article, Distracting Ms. Daisy, check this out.

John Staddon on Traffic Signs 2008

Many a retired and serving sailor will be hoisting a glass in thanks to Rachel for saving us from the fare of "A" Block in "Stad".

Rachel Mari-Anna Dube (Richard). 1918 - 2009 Dave 2009