Paulite

I am no Paulite.

What can be guarenteed however is that in any discussion on the internet about possible US presidential candidates there will always be a Paulite.

In 2006, with the school Jubilee, the 'Paulite' was revived, to give the boys a chance to practice their skills at communication in prose and poetry.

The school magazine is called "The Paulite" ("The St Paul's Annual" initially).

The school magazine, the 'Paulite', as it came to be known later on, or the 'St Paul's Annual', as it was known initially, was the brainchild of Fr.

The coarse-grained labradorite-hypersthene-rock (norite) of the island of Paul off the coast of Labrador has furnished the most typical material; and for this reason the mineral has been known as Labrador hornblende or paulite.

It appeared ca. 1700, probably influenced by the central European Theorbo and the Angelique which Cossack mercenaries would have encountered in the Thirty Years' War, although the likelier possibility is that certain Tuliglowski, a paulite monk, was its inventor.