The club was founded in 1896 and was initially known as Horwich RMI F. C., the club's name until 1995 when it relocated to Leigh and was renamed Leigh RMI.

The idea of building a bridge across the Avon Gorge originated in 1753, with a bequest in the will of Bristolian merchant William Vick, who left £ 1, 000 invested with instructions that when the interest had accumulated to £ 10, 000, it should be used for the purpose of building a stone bridge between Clifton Down ( which was in Gloucestershire, outside the City of Bristol, until the 1830s ) and Leigh Woods in Somerset.

The group underwent several personnel changes, the first occurring after the 1968 release of Outsideinside after Leigh Stephens left the band due to musical differences or, as some report, deafness.

Leigh Hunt left England for Italy in November 1821, but storm, sickness and misadventure retarded his arrival until 1 July 1822, a rate of progress which Thomas Love Peacock appropriately compares to the navigation of Ulysses.

" Leigh left the University of the Pacific, where she was studying music and psychology, after Wasserman secured a contract with MGM, despite having no acting experience.

Janet Leigh ( middle ) with her daughters Kelly ( left ) and Jamie Lee Curtis ( right ) at the National Film Society convention in 1979.

The decade started with Rob Reiner's Misery ( 1990 ), based on the book by Stephen King, with Kathy Bates as an unbalanced fan named Annie who terrorizes, in her care, an incapacitated author named Paul ( James Caan ); in one horrifying scene, she ' hobbles ' his ankles so that he can't escape, a battered wife who left her sadistic husband to find a better life was vengefully pursued in Sleeping with the Enemy ( 1991 ), Curtis Hanson's The Hand That Rocks the Cradle ( 1992 ), with Rebecca De Mornay as a nanny intent on seeking revenge against her dead obstetrician husband's patient ( Annabella Sciorra ), Unlawful Entry ( 1992 ) with Ray Liotta as cop being obsessed with a woman he saved, Barbet Schroeder's suspenseful Single White Female ( 1992 ), with Bridget Fonda and her obsessed roommate-from-hell Jennifer Jason Leigh, Harold Becker's Malice ( 1993 ) with Alec Baldwin and Nicole Kidman, and lastly Anthony Minghella's psychological thriller The Talented Mr. Ripley ( 1999 ) with Matt Damon being obsessed with, and then assuming the identity of, Jude Law.

He left his Irish estate, Clydagh House, to his eldest cousin George Staunton Lynch and Leigh Park and his London house ( 17 Devonshire Street, Marylebone ) to George Staunton Lynch's younger brother, Captain Henry Cormick Lynch.

After the fall of Paris in the Second World War, Leigh left for Lyon to join her fiancé.

Herschell left a widow, Agnes Adela, daughter of Edward Leigh Kindersley and granddaughter of Vice-Chancellor Kindersley ; a son, Richard Farrer Herschell ( b. 1878 ), who succeeded him as second baron ; and two daughters.

The club left the Leigh Sports Village Stadium and entered in to a groundshare agreement at Crilly Park with North West Counties Premier Division neighbours Atherton Laburnum Rovers for the 2010 / 2011 season.

James left The Sherbs at the end of 1982 to be replaced by Tony Leigh ( Harry Young and Sabbath, Gillian Eastoe Band ) on guitar.

The current business dates back to 1804 when two of the partners of the original business ( Leigh and Sotheby ) left to set up their own book dealership.

They left Georgia in 1877 and moved permanently to England, where Leigh had been born.

Byron, in a depressed state after the break-up of his marriage to Annabella Milbanke and scandal over his relationship with his half-sister Augusta Leigh, made it very clear to Clairmont before he left that she would not be a part of his life.

However, by June 1996, both members of the group had left due to a disagreement between Leigh and producer David Brandes.

By the end of the year, when Meg Bennett took over as a new head writer, Leigh Taylor-Young and Laura Harring also left the series, followed by the exit of Nick Stabile, whose character was written out in a serial killer storyline.

Louise Sorel, Robin Wright, Lane Davies, Marcy Walker, Justin Deas, Todd McKee, Christopher Norris, and Leigh J. McCloskey left during Phelps ' time as executive producer or after she was replaced by John Conboy.

Looking north from the bridge, with Leigh Woods on the left and the A4 road on the right.

Tony Benson left his job at London Skolars at the end of the season due to the inconvenience of travelling from his home in Leigh, Greater Manchester.

With some reluctance, the company took on the commission and the programme was such a success that it immediately led to a further collaboration with Leigh for the first series of Torchy the Battery Boy also for Associated-Rediffusion, after which Arthur Provis left the company amicably in 1959 following disagreements with Anderson over future strategy.

In 1941 – 42, Leigh left the wartime Lancashire league and did not return to the league until 1946 – 47 when they played at the Athletic Ground, Holden Road.

Murphy left Leigh on 20 May 1971 to become player-coach at Warrington.

The Funeral of Shelley by Louis Edouard Fournier ( 1889 ); the group are, from left, Edward John Trelawny | Trelawny, James Henry Leigh Hunt | Hunt and Byron

Stuart Donlan has left to go back to hometown club Leigh Centurions.

He and Leigh parted after attending college together, and he is now a junior high school teacher.

Some flights used Filton Airfield and others Whitchurch, however the majority were from the college's playing fields at Beggars Bush Field, between the college and Leigh Woods, which was turned into an airfield.

Leigh Howard Stevens ( LHS ) studied under some of the most prominent percussion teachers and performers of his time, including jazz drummer Joe Morello, and marimbist Vida Chenoweth, with whom he studied in New Zealand the summer after his freshman year of college.

Leigh was formerly remembered in the name of the Methodist Theological College, Leigh College, at Strathfield South, New South Wales ( now closed – see Leigh College article ) and, with its absorption into the new United Theological College at North Parramatta, New South Wales, he is now remembered in the Leigh Theological Library of the Centre for Ministry which houses the college.

Hoag said, `` I didn't send for you, Leigh.

The elite Legend status was bestowed on 12 members of the Hall of Fame in 1996: Ron Barassi, Haydn Bunton Senior, Roy Cazaly, John Coleman, Jack Dyer, Polly Farmer, Leigh Matthews, John Nicholls, Bob Pratt, Dick Reynolds, Bob Skilton and Ted Whitten ( see above list for further details ).

Stars such as Vivien Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor and Jane Russell appeared in adverts for the pieces and the availability of the collections in shops such as Woolworth made it possible for ordinary women to own and wear such jewelry.

The story of a Korean War veteran, brainwashed by the Communist Chinese to assassinate a candidate for President, co-starred Laurence Harvey and Janet Leigh and Angela Lansbury as Harvey's evil mother.

Olivier's makeup was so thick and stylised for that production that Vivien Leigh was quoted as saying " You hear Macbeth's first line, then Larry's makeup comes on, then Banquo comes on, then Larry comes on ".

Jane Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Leslie Caron, and Janet Leigh were among those that she competed with for roles at MGM.

M. Leigh writes in his chapter on Plautus and Hannibal that “ the Plautus who emerges from this investigation is one whose comedies persistently touch the rawest nerves in the audience for whom he writes ”.

Despite the failure it was purchased by the Liverpool & Manchester, where it served for two years before being leased to the Bolton and Leigh Railway.

A similar puppet-based series to the Anderson ones was Space Patrol ( 1962 – 64 ), produced by Roberta Leigh, for Associated British Corporation ( ABC ).

Bullock was awarded a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress, a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role, and the Academy Award for Best Actress, for her role as Leigh Anne Tuohy in The Blind Side.

The four nurses remained the sole women recipients of the Silver Star until: Sergeant Leigh Ann Hester was awarded the Silver Star in 2005 for gallantry during an insurgent ambush on a convoy in Iraq, three nurses who had served in World War I were awarded the Silver Star posthumously in 2007, and Army Specialist Monica Lin Brown was awarded the Silver Star in March 2008 for heroism in the War in Afghanistan.

Prominent MPs from this wing of the party include Andrew Rosindell, Nadine Dorries and Edward Leigh — the latter a prominent Roman Catholic, notable in a faction marked out by its support for the established Church of England.

Lauded for her beauty, Leigh felt that it sometimes prevented her from being taken seriously as an actress.

Leigh in the trailer for Gone with the Wind ( 1939 )

When Myron Selznick, who also represented Olivier, met Leigh, he felt that she possessed the qualities his brother was searching for.

" The following day, Leigh read a scene for Selznick, who organised a screen test and wrote to his wife, " She's the Scarlett dark horse and looks damn good.

Not for anyone's ear but your own: it's narrowed down to Paulette Goddard, Jean Arthur, Joan Bennett and Vivien Leigh ".

Filming proved difficult for Leigh.

Among the 10 Academy Awards won by Gone with the Wind was a Best Actress award for Leigh, who also won a New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress.