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Há 5 dias · With roots in European aristocracy stretching back to William I of England, Lord Lytton – or by his full title, John Peter Michael Scawen Lytton, fifth earl of Lytton and 18th baron of Wentworth – explores Lord Byron’s varied life, his voyages to Greece and his contribution to spreading the cause of Greek independence.
Há 3 dias · Vere Brabazon Ponsonby, 9th Lord of Bessborough, was an Anglo-Irish politician and merchant who held the office of Governor General of Canada for fourteen years, starting from October 27, 1880, and ending on March 10, 1956. He was raised in the Anglo-Irish aristocracy known as "the Ascendancy" and attended Cambridge University to earn a law degree.
Há 4 dias · 8 minutes ago. Melania Watson. What began as the tragic death of a man shot dead in Auckland's Ponsonby last week has ended in a major police breakthrough. Police confirmed on Monday that the man...
Há 5 dias · Auckland police are looking for a suspect described as extremely dangerous after Sunday night’s fatal shooting on Ponsonby Rd. Detective Inspector Chris Barry said the alleged shooter had been...
Há 5 dias · Police have named the man at the centre of a homicide probe over a fatal shooting in Auckland's Ponsonby. On Sunday night, one person was found dead on busy Ponsonby Rd after they left a parked car, alongside three other people and walked in the direction of the suspect. The man - who police allege pulled a gun from a shoulder bag ...
Há 5 dias · Summary. The Petition of Edward Charles D’Olier Gibson claiming to have succeeded to the Barony of Ashbourne in the Peerage of the United Kingdom and praying that the Clerk of the Parliaments might be directed to enter the petitioner as Lord Ashbourne on the register of hereditary peers maintained under Standing Order 9 (4) was presented and ...
Há 5 dias · A man sought by police was captured on CCTV footage talking on a cellphone and walking in a relaxed fashion in the immediate aftermath of the shooting on Ponsonby Rd that left one man dead on...
