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Carberry was also known at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut from about 1930, when Spaeth moved from Brown University to join the Wesleyan faculty.
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Although there are few Roman sites in Fife, a Roman camp was known to exist at Carberry Farm on the town's outskirts.
Original drummer Mickey Shine ( Clover and drummer on the first Elvis Costello album ) was replaced by Victor Carberry who in turn was replaced with Jerry Angel.
* Carberry, George-A bullying prefect, disliked by most other members of the school, including the Masters, who was expelled in 1916.
Loder was made a Prefect in Magnet # 107 The Cad of the Sixth ( 1910 ), following the expulsion of Carberry.
One of his earliest business ventures was to find old cars on the farms around his maternal grandparents ' home in Carberry, Manitoba, buy them for $ 25, then ship them to Ontario by train, where he sold them for upwards of $ 500.
Tommy Carberry had scored in every round for the Reds and did so again in the final, played in front of over 38, 900 fans, but it was only good enough to earn a replay which Athletic won.
Himself and Michael Carberry set a new Hampshire record for the 3rd wicket in first-class cricket, setting a partnership of 523 runs to surpass the previous best partnership for the 3rd wicket, which was set by George Brown and Phil Mead in 1927.
The partnership with Carberry was also the highest for any wicket for Hampshire, surpassing the 411 set by Robert Poore and Teddy Wynyard in 1899.
After the rally, a leader in the general classification was Hubert Broad ( DH-60G, 270 points ), behind him: John Carberry ( Monocoupe, 268 pts ), Reinhold Poss ( Klemm L. 25E, 264 pts ), fourth was Fritz Morzik ( BFW M. 23c, 263 pts ).
In some teams there were also foreign aviators, e. g. in the German team there was the Canadian John Carberry, flying a German RK-25 aircraft ; in the French team there were two Belgians.
His predecessor, Matthew Carberry, had been a four-term sheriff, was well-connected politically, and had been considered a shoo-in for a return to the job.
Mustard looked strong from ball 1 but Di Venuto was a little shaky and was dismissed by Hampshire's West Indies international Daren Powell and caught by Michael Carberry.
In June 1567, Queen Mary was imprisoned in the island castle following her surrender at the Battle of Carberry Hill.
It is stated in the Shuttleworth Collection Records, England, that an aircraft currently in their collection, a de Havilland DH. 51, was built in 1925 and shortly after John Evans Carberry bought and shipped it to Mombasa.
Gang member and gunman Pliney Gardner was also captured, along with " Irish Tom " Carberry and others, but deemed to have played no part in the murder, and were banished from the territory.
With Lieutenant Joseph E. Carberry, he set a new American altitude record for a plane carrying two persons of about 7, 000 feet, although it was only a month until Carberry and another reached 11, 690 feet.
Burch was born in Carberry and educated at Brucefield School in Manitoba.
He was the eldest son of William Ker of Cessford ( died 1605 ), and grandson of Sir Walter Ker of Cessford ( d. c. 1584 ), who fought against Mary, Queen of Scots, both at Carberry Hill and at Langside.
It was announced before his death, while he was ill, that the successor to Bennett would be Bishop John Joseph Carberry.
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Professor Carberry also writes letters to The Brown Daily Herald, Brown's student newspaper, that are published in the April Fool's Day issue.
A Brown-affiliated student housing cooperative ( Carberry House ) also shared his name from 1970 until its closure in 1998.
Professor Carberry also appeared in an American Express commercial in the 1970s .< ref >; his position and institutional affiliation are given as " Professor of English, Brown University at San Diego ", and the paper is claimed to be a reprint from The Journal of Popular Culture.
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It sits at the western edge of the table-flat Portage Plains, but to the south and west is surrounded by miles of low wooded hills known as the Carberry sandhills.
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* June 15 – Mary, Queen of Scots, is defeated at Carberry Hill by the Scottish nobles, and imprisoned in Lochleven Castle.
A showdown between the two opposing sides followed at Carberry Hill on 15 June 1567, from which Bothwell fled, after one final embrace, never to be seen again by Mary.
The joke originated when John W. Spaeth posted a false notice for a Carberry lecture on a bulletin board at Brown in 1929.
The joke has been embraced since that time, at least at Brown, and Carberry has traditionally been scheduled to lecture every Friday the 13th and February 29 ( he of course " misses " all of them ), and a general mythology has grown around him and his family.
The prominent legal philosopher Joel Feinberg, whose teaching career began with a two-year stint at Brown, carried on a long and apparently furious feud with Carberry in the acknowledgement sections of his many books.
Each Friday the 13th and leap day is " Josiah Carberry Day " at Brown.
* Bellyford Burn, rises east of Dalkeith ; passes north of Cousland, Midlothian and south of Carberry Hill ; south of Elphinstone Tower ; north of Ormiston ; joins Puddle Burn ; joins Tyne Water at Winton House.
During his second and third years at the College, he preached at a Presbyterian church in Carberry, Manitoba.
This change has not applied in National Hunt racing, though amateur riders Nina Carberry and Katie Walsh ( sister of Ruby Walsh ) have gained success in Ireland and ridden winners at the Cheltenham Festival.
He joined with Moray and other Protestant leaders in fighting Mary and Bothwell in that year, leading to the capture of the queen at Carberry Hill, but broke with his former allies over the question of deposing the queen.
Morton attended the remarkable stand-off at the battle of Carberry Hill in June 1567, Mary's new husband, James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell offered to settle the matter by single combat.
After the murder of David Rizzio, in 1567, he joined the Protestant lords against Mary, appeared as one of the leaders against her at Carberry Hill, and afterwards approved of her lavish imprisonment at Loch Leven Castle.
After Mary's forced abdication following the confrontation at Carberry Hill, Bothwell, facing charges of treason, fled to Norway and his titles and estates were forfeited by Act of Parliament.
Best Mate collapsed and died of a suspected heart attack after being pulled up by jockey Paul Carberry whilst competing in the William Hill Haldon Gold Cup at Exeter Racecourse on November 1, 2005.
The Scottish lords had rebelled and captured Mary at Carberry Hill, and Elizabeth wished the lords to restore Mary to her authority.
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Bookplate for Brown University Library books purchased by the Josiah S. Carberry Fund.
* Brown University Library article on Carberry
* Brown University Library explanation of the Carberry Book Fund
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