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... health at Northumberland House, and he was threatened with a prosecution for murder in consequence of two men having been killed in an election riot at Brentford, near Syon House. The Duke died at Syon in 1786, and he was buried with great pomp in Westminster ...
... views in all directions. Near the north-east corner is a stone cross marking the spot where Bishop Samuel Wilberforce was killed while out riding in 1873. There will be a public handing-over ceremony at the Bishop's Cross to-day, Saturday, September 30 ...
... THE SCAFFOLDING COLLAPSE IN NORTH LONDON One man was killed and eight were in jured, two of them seriously, when scaffolding and pieces of masonry fell from the front of houses in Oakley Square, St. Pancras. Some of the workmen on Che scaffold ing fell ...
... helped to age the Prince, we need not here recall instances. The great idea evoked the bitterest rage, and opposi tion enough to kill any project sponsored by a man less obstinate, fearless and determined than Albert. And it succeeded beyond his dreams, and ...
... headlined news for the edificatioa of Berliners living in the Eastern Sector behind the Iron Curtain. In the back' ground scaffolding is being erected Is the rival news board with which the Russians are countering Western propa ganda. It is so placed that ...
... by the United Nations, Libya effervesced locally at Tripoli on the occasion of initial parliamentary elections. There were killed and wounded, but the principal happening was the deportation of the Egyptian- inspired leader of the Congress Party, Bescir ...
... From this gaol on Anchieta Island nearly 300 heavily-armed convicts fought their way to freedom in a battle in which they killed a total of seventeen guards and civilian employees. Twenty-two convicts were recaptured in the battle. The rest made for the ...
... war that was fought over such a small area, the casualty I figures are high without precedent. Nearly 350,000 men have been killed or wounded in J the United Nations cause. Of these, 700 dead and 2,400 wounded were British 24,000 dead and 100,000 wounded ...
... perhaps before he goes to Lugano in mid-October. The general view seems to be that the changes are good, provided Lord Woolton kills the Materials Ministry quickly and cleanly, and strengthen the Cabinet. But the lightening of Mr. Eden's load is the big change ...
... The American War Cemetery at Maddingley Work in Progress on the Memorials to the Killed and Missing of the U.S. Services Who Operated From Bases in Britain LOOKING TOWARDS THE MAIN FLAGSTAFF FROM THE ENTRANCE TO THE CHAPEL AT THE AMERICAN WAR GRAVES CEMETERY ...
... on the estate at the time, there were only a few minor casualties. The pilot of the aircraft, Flight-Lieut. G. W. Hill, was killed. Immediately after the accident, the Ipswich housing authorities made arrangements for two families whose homes had been ...
... first Master was George Boleyne, Viscount Rochester, brother of Anne Boleyne. Like his sister, he eventually died on the scaffold. Royal interest in hunting was maintained in varying degree through the ages, and the Buckhounds even survived the austere ...