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3 days ago · A human performance scientist who coaches elite athletes shares his efficient longevity workout. Andy Galpin exercises six times a week in the hope of living a long, healthy life. His weekly...
5 days ago · The First Mayor of London—Portrait of him—Presentation to the King—An Outspoken Mayor—Sir N. Farindon—Sir William Walworth—Origin of the prefix "Lord"—Sir Richard Whittington and his Liberality—Institutions founded by him—Sir Simon Eyre and his Table—A Musical Lord Mayor—Henry VIII. and Gresham—Loyalty of the Lord Mayor ...
6 days ago · Edward Thomas William Galpin, lately General Manager (South), ... Henry William Kemp, Supervisor Class "B", Shipping and International Services Division, ...
4 days ago · Galpin, Frederick. 1842-1932; e.m. 1866. UMFC missionary, appointed to Ningpo (Ningbo), China in 1866. He was Superintendent of the Mission for 27 years and after 30 years service, much of it alone, returned to circuit work in England. He was elected President of the UMFC Assembly in 1900. He died on 22 November 1932. A Dictionary of Methodism ...
4 days ago · CHAPTER XLI. THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The Kingdom of Change Alley—A William III. Reuter—Stock Exchange Tricks—Bulls and Bears—Thomas Guy, the Hospital Founder—Sir John Barnard, the "Great Commoner"—Sampson Gideon, the famous Jew Broker—Alexander Fordyce—A cruel Quaker Criticism—Stockbrokers and Longevity—The Stock Exchange in 1795—The Money Articles in the London Papers—The ...
3 days ago · Henry VIII. Regius Professor of Modern History, University of Cambridge, 1983–88; Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, 1954–93. Author of The Tudor Revolution in Government and others. Assistant Master and Professor of History, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. Consultant editor for the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
1 day ago · The letter was printed in numerous newspapers. The idea caught on. The Society suggested the date of April 26 for the celebration, the date General Joseph E. Johnson surrendered the remaining Confederate Army to Union General William T. Sherman in North Carolina.
