Chelsea were founded on 10 March 1905 at The Rising Sun pub ( now The Butcher's Hook ), opposite the present-day main entrance to the ground on Fulham Road, and were elected to the Football League shortly afterwards.

It was the primary filming location for the successful film Weekend at Bernie's in 1989, as well as being a major location in The Butcher's Wife in 1991.

Coca Carola ( reunited ) plays at Beat Butcher's 25 year jubilee in 2009.

# " Sol at the Butcher's "

Uriel also appears at the end of Jim Butcher's novella The Warrior, which was released as a part of the anthology, Mean Streets.

In addition, the story was detailed in at least three books at the end of the war, including, Captain Harry C. Butcher's My Three Years With Eisenhower ( 1946 ), and in several publications and speeches in the intervening years.

A live album, recorded at an April 1998 Melbourne gig, Blood Sweat & Beers came out in early 1999 on Safety Pin Records ( Spain ) and on CD from Butcher's Hook Records ( UK ).

Butcher's domestic form then suffered an uncharacteristic and dramatic decline, and he found himself languishing in the Surrey second eleven at the start of the 2001 English domestic season.

He appeared in Shakespeare's Rock-in-Roles at the Actors Theatre of Louisville and The Butcher's Daughter at The Cleveland Play House, and returned to Manhattan to perform in local theatre, soap operas, and commercials.

The village has pre-school facilities, including Bardney Mother and Toddler Group which meets at the Methodist Hall, a Butcher's shop, a general store and two pubs.

One of the singles was the quite uncommercial sounding " Butcher's Tale ", which Columbia thought might catch on as an anti-war statement, at the time a popular trend.

In 1936, the club successfully applied to join the Lancashire Combination and, a season later, became a nursery club to Manchester City, whose A team played at the Butcher's Arms.

The Jazz Butcher's song " Peter Lorre " was first featured on the group's Conspiracy album, which was released in May 1986.

The Butcher's Mill Covered Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.

In the case of Baldock, the bottom of the High Street had three such rows, until Butcher's Row was demolished by the Turnpike authorities in the 1770s.

After placing in several Iditarods, Butcher was forced to withdraw early in the 1985 when two of her dogs were killed by a pregnant moose, despite Butcher's attempts to ward the animal off, and six others were severely injured.

Turnover of managers was fast, with Allen, Leroy Rosenior, Scott Fitzgerald, Alan Reeves, Barry Quin, Terry Butcher in the space of two years, before Butcher's assistant Andy Scott got the team back on track, winning the Coca-Cola League Two Championship on 25 April 2009 from Darlington.

Butcher's assistant was former Brentford winger Andy Scott, who was appointed on 9 May 2007.

Butcher's assistant Andy Scott was appointed as manager on 4 January 2008 following a successful caretaker spell.

The first Peppercanister production was Butcher's Dozen, a satirical response to the Widgery Tribunal into the events of Bloody Sunday.

Two hotels, the Butcher's Arms and the " Bunyip " were set up in 1876 while the railway line was under construction.

Good Behavior ( 1985 ) was originally intended as the seventeenth Parker novel following Butcher's Moon ( 1974 ), but, like The Hot Rock, was rewritten for Dortmunder.

Grimaldi's mother was in the cast, appearing as the Butcher's Wife.

This Recording was made in the First Avenue Mainroom ( 4 / 19 / 2003 ) and 7th Street Entry ( 11 / 22 / 2002 )-with the exception of " Butcher's Ballad " recorded in the Mainroom ( 11 / 9 / 2001 ).

Mitchell was an early member of the Detection Club along with G. K. Chesterton, Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers and throughout the 1930s was considered to be one of the " Big Three women detective writers ", but she often challenged and mocked the conventions of the genre-notably in her earliest books, such as the first novel Speedy Death, where there is a particularly surprising twist to the plot, or her parodies of Christie in The Mystery of a Butcher's Shop ( 1929 ) and The Saltmarsh Murders ( 1932 ).

It was a target that quickly looked far out of reach as England crumbled to 79 all out in just 28 overs, with only Mark Butcher's 40 troubling the scorers.

The army withheld Butcher's report from the 1997 inquest into Richards ' death and kept its contents secret until it was published illegally on the internet by the Berrymans ' lawyer, Rob Moodie.

Examples include the blank map, the Bellman's contradictory navigational orders, the Baker's name-loss and failure to settle on one replacement-name, his failing to mention his luggage, his attempt to communicate in the wrong languages, the Banker's absurd offer to protect the Beaver from being butchered by insuring it against fire and hail, the Butcher's self-nullifying arithmetical manipulations, the Court officers ' unwillingness to fulfil their lawful obligations, the Banker's ridiculous attempt to bribe a predatory beast with money, and his subsequent aphasia.

* The Rhino appears in Jim Butcher's Spider-Man novel The Darkest Hours, in which he and Spider-Man are forced to ally against the family of Morlun, and the two old foes gain a deeper respect for one another.

In Jim Butcher's urban fantasy series of novels, the Dresden Files, Queen Mab is one of six Faerie queens and is the ruler of the Unseelie ( Winter ) court, second in power only to Mother Winter.

There is one pub: The Butcher's Arms, and a primary school: Woodsetts Junior and Infant School.

In Jim Butcher's Dresden Files mythos, the Erlking is a Hunter Spirit, King of the Goblins, and a powerful Wyldfae ( A fairy not bound the Summer or Winter courts ), and one of the few beings able to summon the Wild Hunt.

For example, " Wardan the Butcher's Adventure With the Lady and the Bear " is paralleled by " The King's Daughter and the Ape ", " Harun al-Rashid and the Two Slave-Girls " by " Harun al-Rashid and the Three Slave-Girls ", and " The Angel of Death With the Proud King and the Devout Man " by " The Angel of Death and the Rich King ".

Along the way, the Butcher and Beaver-previously mutually wary for the Butcher's specialty in preparing beavers-become fast friends, the Barrister falls asleep and dreams of a court trial defended by the Snark, and the Banker loses his sanity after being attacked by a frumious Bandersnatch.

The occult detective sub-genre is represented by Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files fantasy series ( 2000 –), and Charlaine Harris's Southern Vampire Mysteries ( 2001 –).

The Betsey Trotwood ( named after Betsey Trotwood in David Copperfield by Charles Dickens ) adopted the name in 1983, having previously been The Butcher's Arms.

England lost the series 4 – 1, with the majority of the England batsmen's contributions being overshadowed by Mark Butcher's 173 not out to win the fourth Test.

* # A Cure for All Diseases ( Canada and US title: The Price of Butcher's Meat ) by Reginald Hill ISBN 978-0-06-145193-5, a novel in the Dalziel and Pascoe series, is acknowledged by the author to be a " completion " of Sanditon.

Bleddyn Butcher's biography of David McComb, Save What You Can: The Day of The Triffids, was published by Treadwater Press, Sydney, in November 2011.

* Christopher McGuire — extra percussion on " Butcher's Ballad "

Radio adaptations were made of Speedy Death ( 6 October 1990 ) and The Mystery of a Butcher's Shop ( 11 & 18 December 1991 ) both with Mary Wimbush as Mrs Bradley and broadcast on radio 4.

Other facilities, which were once part of village life and have passed into history, include a Pork Butcher's Shop, a General Store and a Carpenter and Undertaker, all on Hall Lane, together with a Blacksmith and a Baker's Shop on Dereham Road.

* Harry Dresden from Jim Butcher's Dresden Files series, has on several occasions encountered and killed Vampires.