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Há 4 dias · French researchers have identified a Georges Thomas as the doyen of France and the country's male longevity record. He was born in Payré, Vienne, France, on 19 November 1911, and died on 1 June 2024 in Rochefort, Charente-Maritime, France, aged 112 years and 195 days.
Há 5 dias · The Ricardian was established in 1961 as a quarterly newsletter with historical notes for members of the Richard III Society. In 1974 it became a journal, containing only historical articles and reviews, at which time The Ricardian Bulletin became the Society’s newsletter.
Há 5 dias · For the reign of George III studies by John Brooke and Ian Christie confirmed the Namierite political analysis for the periods 1766-68 and 1780-82 respectively. But there was no further need to demonstrate its validity, and Namier's grand design for a series of such volumes never got off the ground.
Há 2 dias · Lieutenant-General the Honourable Sir Thomas Boyd-Carpenter (1938— ), Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff (Personnel and Training) Lieutenant-General Charles Boye, Commander in Chief, Bombay Army; Brigadier Edward Thomas Arthur George Boylan (1894-1959), Commander Royal Artillery, 59th Infantry Division
Há 2 dias · Thomas, second son of the first wife, was father of Sir George Cary, Lord Deputy of Ireland, who died in 1615, without surviving issue. On his death, Sir Edward Cary, of Stantor, in the parish of Marldon, became the representative of the family.
Há 3 dias · Napier wrote that about 1,000 allied troops were killed, wounded and missing in action, and that Hill lost 400 between the Tagus and the Tormes, and another 100 in the defence of Alba de Tormes. 300 were killed and wounded at the Huebra where many stragglers died in woodland, and 3,520 allied prisoners were taken to Salamanca up to 20 November.
Há 3 dias · Thomas Brassey, junior, and George Harrison, manager of the Millwall Iron Works, had small shareholdings. Mare himself took no shares, but he was presumably somewhere in the background. A £500 call on shares had been made by March 1864, and fully paid up.
