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6 days ago · Constable Hugh Bracken, right, who insisted the infamous bushranger be captured alive, has been shunned by history. ... Sergeant Michael Kennedy and Constables Thomas Lonigan, Michael Scanlan and ...
1 day ago · Ned Kelly‘s trial for the murder of Constable Thomas Lonigan at Stringybark Creek began on October 19, 1880, in Melbourne. The prosecution, led by Attorney-General Robert Wisdom, presented a compelling case against Kelly, with multiple witnesses testifying to his involvement in the shooting (Waller, 1968).
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13 hours ago · The Hudson River School was central to the development of American landscape painting in the 19th century. Thomas Cole’s vision of the sublime in nature significantly shaped the movement’s direction and themes. The artwork of the Hudson River School offers a glimpse into America’s past attitudes and cultural identity with respect to the ...
2 days ago · Sir Thomas Constable, Bt., as lord of Holderness, was then in dispute with them and the lady of Mappleton and Great Cowden manors, who also claimed the royalties. Constable evidently maintained his righ, and in 1868–9 the Cowden gravel men paid £2–£8 each for a licence.
2 days ago · Sir Thomas Constable, Bt., bought nearly 280 a. at Fosham from the Raikes trustees in 1862, and W. G. R. Chichester-Constable c. 120 a. there from J. W. P. Garbutt in 1919, and in 1963 the Chichester-Constables had 773 a. at West Newton and 505 a. at Carlton and Fosham.
2 days ago · After Walker's death, 174 a. was sold to Sir Thomas Constable, Bt., in 1865. Later called Thirtleby Grange, the farm remained part of the Burton Constable estate in 1994. Nicholas Torre's share of Thirtleby seems to have passed to Christopher Torre (d. c. 1825), who left the Revd. Henry Torre a farm of some 218 a.
3 days ago · A Jackson police detective “used a lying, drug-impaired jailhouse informant to lock Green up,” U.S. District Judge Carlton W. Reeves wrote Monday in response to Green’s 2023 lawsuit. “The detective also steered the informant to select Green’s face from a photo lineup. It was a horrifying wrong.”.
