Loos was among the first to join Ruth Hale's Lucy Stone League, an organization that fought for women to preserve their maiden names after marriage.

A longtime actor in B-westerns and the look-alike son of Alan Hale, Sr., a legendary movie character actor, Hale so loved his role that, long after the show went off the air, he would still appear in character in his Los Angeles restaurant, Alan Hale's Lobster Barrel.

* June 6 -- Captain Hale's Birthday Party -- held at the Hale Homestead

Despite the Royalist loss, Hale's reputation for integrity and his political neutrality saved him from any repercussions, and under the Commonwealth of England he was made Chairman of the Hale Commission, which investigated law reform.

Hale's political neutrality and personal integrity has been attributed to his Puritainism, and his support of the common law ; " Regimes come and go, the common law abides ... For Hale ... legal continuity was vital for civic identity ".

Hale also reorganised the first of Coke's Institutes, which dealt with Thomas de Littleton's Treatise on Tenures ; Hale's edition was the most commonly used, and the first to extract Coke's broader philosophical points.

In 1835, Hale's " Reflections on Hobbes ' Dialogue " was discovered ; Frederick Pollock posits that since Hobbes ' Dialogue was first published in 1681, six years after Hale's death, Hale must have seen an early copy or draft.

Clinton supporters regarded Hale's allegations as questionable, as Hale had not mentioned Clinton in reference to this loan during the original FBI investigation of Madison Guaranty in 1989.

Hale was an unsuccessful candidate for President of the United States on the Free Soil ticket in 1852, losing to Democrat Franklin Pierce, a staunch political enemy of Hale's, and also his schoolmate at Bowdoin.

Hale attributed his 5 April 1869 recall to a quarrel between himself and Horatio J. Perry, his secretary of legation, in the course of which a charge had been made that Hale's privilege, as minister, of importing free of duty merchandice for his official or personal use, had been exceeded and some goods put upon the market and sold.

Hale's house at 39 Hale Street, Beverly, where he lived from 1694 until his death in 1700, is now a museum, the John Hale House.

Accordingly, in August 1989, when Suarez and Perlaza arrived at Hale's Baisley Park apartment, they were held at gunpoint by Julio Hernandez while Arroyo and Hale bound them with tape.

William Katt, Hale's son, was cast as Paul Drake, Jr. for a series of Perry Mason television films when Burr and Hale later reprised their roles.

In October 1968, the group's lead guitarist Malcolm Hale died of carbon monoxide poisoning due to a faulty heating system ( Hale's death has also been ascribed to bronchopneumonia ).

In the wake of the investigations, Stephenson was removed from her position as director of the agency by DoD comptroller Robert Hale and reassigned to Hale's staff effective November 9, 2009.

During 1864 he taught at Bishop Hale's School ( new Hale School ) in Perth.

In 1924, Mr Hale's second son, Arthur, joined the business and in 1926 a family record was set up when Mr Hale and his two eldest sons took part in the " King's Hundred " at Bisley.

The introduction finishes zooming in on their faces, at which point they both stick out their tongues, with Hale's tongue showing " Hale " written on it and Pace's showing " Pace ".

Hale's parents were Nathan Hale and Sarah Preston Everett, who had a total of eleven children.

However Hale's screen tests proved that she was unsuitable for the role.

Though not the big-budget romp the later Paul Newman – Robert Redford film was, both Brand's Cassidy and Hale's Kid are played as likable outlaws, a rare change from Brand's typecasting as a murderous psycho.

* Booker T. Washington, a freedman ( former slave ) who became a leading educator and one of the prominent civil rights activists of his era, was born on the Burroughs Farm in Hale's Ford.

A town was platted on Way Key in 1859, and Parsons and Hale's General Store, which is now the Island Hotel, was built there in the same year.

The expansion included a boys school, the Old Grist Mill, the Martha-Mary Chapel and the Redstone Schoolhouse, reputed to be the school in Sarah Josepha Hale's nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb, which was moved from Sterling.

But the charter was ruled invalid because of a prior claim by the Masonian proprietors, who granted it as Hale's Town to Ichabod Robie in 1749.

Both of Hale's parents died before he was five ; Joanna in 1612, and Robert in 1614.

Hale's first task in the new regime was as part of the Special Commission of 37 judges who tried the 29 regicides not included in the Declaration of Breda, between 9 and 19 October 1660.

Roger North wrote that " I have known the Court of King's Bench sitting every day from eight to 12, and the Lord Chief Justice Hale's managing matters of law to all imaginable advantage to the students, and in that he took a pleasure or rather pride ; he encouraged arguing when it was to the purpose, and used to debate with counsel, so that the court might have been taken for an academy of sciences as well as the seat of justice ".

The 710-page work followed the pattern of Coke's Institutes of the Lawes of England, but was far more methodical ; James Fitzjames Stephen said that Hale's work " was not only of the highest authority but shows a depth of thought which puts it in quite a different category from Coke's Institute ... is far more of a treatise and far less of an index or mere work of practice ".

In the 19th century, Andrew Amos wrote a critique of the Historia titled Ruins of Time exemplified in Sir Matthew Hale's History of the Pleas of the Crown, which both criticised and praised Hale's work while directing the main criticism at the judges and lawyers who cited the Historia without considering that it was dated.

During Hale's period as a barrister and judge, the general conclusion in England was that the repository of the law and conventional wisdom was not politics, as in Renaissance Europe, but the common law.

Hale's legal theory was highly influenced by both Coke and Selden.

" During this time, Adams was the anonymous Washington Correspondent for Charles Hale's Boston Daily Advertiser.

John Shannon, who had been Hale's deputy since November 2005, succeeded him as the Space Shuttle Program Manager.

Hale's jurisprudence struck a middle-ground between Edward Coke's " appeal to reason " and John Selden's " appeal to contract ", while refuting elements of Thomas Hobbes's theory of natural law.

The story is drawn from John Hale's book about the trials, but in his account, only one of the girls, not a group of them, had confessed to him afterwards that she had once tried this.

There, she attended the school of Canon Sweeting, a former headmaster of Bishop Hale's School who had taught a number of prominent men including John Forrest and Septimus Burt.

( The yard of the derelict St Nicholas School adjacent to the warehouse was still used by the Company for rehearsals of crowd scenes and stage fights as late as the early 1960s, notably for John Hale's productions of Romeo and Juliet starring the Canadian actor Paul Massie and Annette Crosbie, a former student of the School, and Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac with Peter Wyngarde.

Better minds than Hale's were -- and still are -- convinced that there is a society of spirits beyond our ken ''.

Goodhue conceived the overall layout of the campus and designed the physics building, Dabney Hall, and several other structures, in which he sought to be consistent with the local climate, the character of the school, and Hale's educational philosophy.

The rest of the original cast had died, but Hale's real-life son William Katt played the role of Paul Drake, Jr.

Entering the Concord River from the southwest is River Meadow, or Hale's Brook.

Hale's Location is a township in Carroll County, New Hampshire, United States.

The highest point in Hale's Location is White Horse Ledge, at above sea level.

Selden persuaded him to continue with his studies outside the law, and much of Hale's written work is concerned with theology and science as well as legal theory.

Despite practising in the politically charged environment of the English Civil War and primarily defending opponents of the resulting Commonwealth of England, Hale's reputation did not suffer.

Oliver Cromwell, noting Hale's abilities, asked him to become a Justice of the Common Pleas.

Hale's writings have been cited as recently as 1993, in the case of R v Kingston, where the Court of Appeal relied on his statement that " drunkenness is not a defence " to uphold a conviction.

Corbett, writing in the Alberta Law Quarterly, notes that with Hale's popularity at the time ( Parliamentary constituencies " fought over the privilege of returning him ") he could have been just as successful as Coke if he had chosen to take an active role in public affairs.

Hale's posthumous legacy is his written work.