This was played by Tony Blackburn as his ' record of the week ' upon its release: Edgar Broughton recalled him saying that " he hated everything that we stood for, but that the single was the best thing he had heard that year ".

In 1996, Rolling Stone writer Frank Broughton observed that " a Josh Wink record takes a series of sampled noises, then twists and warps them through a barrage of sound processors, resulting in a spiraling blend of acidic bass lines and trippy break beats.

However, despite a strong start, the fight did not go his way and he suffered an embarrassing loss ( destroying the perfect record he claimed for himself ) when after 14 minutes of struggle Slack punched him right between the eyes, creating so much eye swelling that Broughton was unable to see his man, and thus had to retire from the bout.

In Mermoriam Of Him who being with Andrew Broughton joint clerk of the Court which tried and condemned Charles the First of England, had such zeal to accept the full responsibility of his act, that he signed each record with his full name John Phelps.

During this period he designed album sleeves and additional material for such acts as The Sutherland Brothers, Kevin Coyne, Edgar Broughton Band, Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers, Quiver, the Kursaal Flyers and Michael Moorcock and the Deep Fix.

The aftermath of the Battle of Stoke, which crushed this rising, brought still further rewards for Stanley – notably the lands forfeited by Viscount Lovell, Sir Thomas Pilkington, and Sir Thomas Broughton in Lancashire and elsewhere.

Concertos have been composed for piccolo, including those by Lowell Liebermann, Antonio Vivaldi, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Todd Goodman, Martin Amlin, Will Gay Bottje, Bruce Broughton, Valentino Bucchi, Avner Dorman, Jean Doué, Michael Easton, Egil Hovland, Guus Janssen, Tilo Medek, Dexter Morrill, Raymond Niverd, Daniel Pinkham, Thomas Schudel, and Allan Stephenson.

Bruce Broughton made extensive use of a contrabass sarrusophone in his score for the film Tombstone.

State-operated facilities located in Morganton include Broughton Hospital, a psychiatric hospital and the North Carolina School for the Deaf.

John Broughton, who was the railway manager at Stratford, was persuaded to buy the navigation for £ 300 by local traders, but the venture was short-lived.

He would produce several reprint titles under the company name of Avalon Communications and its imprint America's Comics Group ( ACG for short, Broughton having also purchased the rights to the defunct American Comics Group properties ), and announced plans to restart Charlton Comics.

** David Del Tredici's Wondrous the Merge for string quartet and narrator, based on a homoerotic poem by James Broughton, makes its controversial debut at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival.

One year later he transferred to the school of Broughton, where he was a pupil of Eugenio María de Hostos, and remained there for the rest of his primary school.

In the 1190s, the lord of the manor of Broughton, Adam Paynel, founded a hospital for the poor within the town.

Sir Robert Sutton gave Warburton the small living of Greasley, in Nottinghamshire, exchanged next year for that of Brant Broughton, Lincolnshire.

At Brant Broughton for eighteen years he spent his time in study, the first result of which was his treatise on the Alliance between Church and State ( 1736 ).

Somerset Maugham, in his short story " The Round Dozen " ( 1924, also known as " The Ardent Bigamist ") observes: " I remember Miss Broughton telling me once that when she was young people said her books were fast and when she was old they said they were slow, and it was very hard since she had written exactly the same sort of book for forty years ".

He was present at the Battle of Edgehill in October 1642, after which, while hurrying to Oxford to prepare for the king's visit to Christ Church, he was captured by a troop of Lord Say's soldiers from Broughton House, and soon afterwards set free on the surrender of the place to the king's forces.

In 43, a Cispius Laevus was a legate of Munatius Plancus, carrying dispatches to Rome for him ; this man was most likely Caesar's naval commander .< ref > Cicero, Ad familiares 10. 18. 1 – 2 and 21. 3 ; MRR < sup > 2 </ sup > pp. 351, 544, and MRR < sup > 3 </ sup > p. 53 ; Ronald Syme, review of Broughton, Classical Philology 50 ( 1955 ), p. 135, and " Senators, Tribes and Towns ," p. 115 .</ ref >

On Monday 28th Feb Welsh team manager Chris Coleman and assistant Kit Symons made the draw at the Wales team hotel which saw Welsh Premier League side Airbus UK Broughton drawn against Cefn Druids for a place in the Welsh Cup final.

William R. Broughton landed on 29 November 1791, and claimed possession of the islands for Great Britain, naming them after his ship, HMS Chatham.

* Robert Wilson ( rugby league ), rugby league footballer of the 1930s, for England, and Broughton Rangers

Five people were spared in the massacre: Ann Morley and her baby, in a cabin ; Apprentice Thomas Davis ( or Davison ), hidden in the hold ; the second mate ; and two-year-old Betsy Broughton, taken by a local chief who put a feather in her hair and kept her for three weeks before rescue.

Broughton is served by New Millside Pre-School for children aged from two to five, Broughton Infant School for children aged from four to seven, and Broughton Junior School for children aged from seven to eleven.

Broughton originally had counted the Volusenus who was tribune in 56 and the prefect Volusenus Quadratus as two different men.

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Before the diversion was made round the extended runway at Scampton, with a very slight diversion at Broughton, it was possible to travel about 33 miles, from the Newport Arch, the Roman north gate at Lincoln, to the Parish of Winteringham along a road so slightly curved as to be regarded as straight.

) Imperium Sine Fine: T. Robert S. Broughton and the Roman Republic, Historia Einzelschriften 105 ( Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, 1996 ); in memoriam tome for Broughton ( 1900-1993 )

* Broughton, Robert S. " Candidates Defeated in Roman Elections.

It abandons the Roman alignments at a short spur to the A18 at the, Briggate Lodge Roundabout next to the Forest Pines golf club and hotel at Broughton.

Broughton is a small town and civil parish situated on the Roman Ermine Street, in the North Lincolnshire district of Lincolnshire, England.

He is best known for his bestselling book Film as a Subversive Art ( 1974 ) and as the founder of the New York City avantgarde ciné-club Cinema 16 ( 1947 – 1963 ), where he was the first programmer to present films by Roman Polanski, John Cassavetes, Nagisa Oshima, Jacques Rivette and Alain Resnais as well as early and important screenings by American avant-gardists of the time like Stan Brakhage, Maya Deren, James Broughton, Kenneth Anger, Sidney Peterson, Bruce Conner, Carmen D ' Avino and many others.

The house was used as a preparatory school run by Roman Catholic nuns but now Broughton Hall is an all-girls Roman Catholic comprehensive school with boys in the sixth form.