Although Charles had dispatched orders to his provincial governors on August 24 to prevent violence and maintain the terms of the 1570 edict, from August to October, similar massacres of Huguenots took place in a total of twelve other cities: Toulouse, Bordeaux, Lyon, Bourges, Rouen,

Lyon and Savoy supply high quality sausages while the Alpine regions supply their specialty cheeses like Beaufort, Abondance, Reblochon, Tomme and Vacherin.

A high school was built in his honor in 2009 and was named William Lyon Mackenzie King Secondary School.

* September 27 – TGV high speed rail service between Paris and Lyon, France begins.

Gregory had high hopes of reconciling Europe, unifying the Greek and Latin churches, and launching a new crusade: to that end, he announced the Council of Lyon, to be held in 1274, and worked to arrange the election of an Emperor.

The main train station is Gare de Nancy-Ville, with direct connections to Paris ( high speed rail line ), Metz, Lyon, Strasbourg and several regional destinations.

France has 37 sites inscribed in UNESCO's World Heritage List and features cities of high cultural interest ( Paris being the foremost, but also Toulouse, Strasbourg, Bordeaux, Lyon, and others ), beaches and seaside resorts, ski resorts, and rural regions that many enjoy for their beauty and tranquillity ( green tourism ).

By 1876 the ratio was so high that John Lyon Lower School was brought under the authority of the governors of the Upper School so that the school remained within its charge of providing education for the boys of the parish.

Incomes are also rather high in the Toulouse metropolitan area, among the highest in France outside of the metropolitan area of Paris, Lyon and Marseille whereas outside of Toulouse incomes in Midi-Pyrénées are rather low, among the lowest in France.

The main railway station is Gare de Saint-Étienne-Châteaucreux, which offers high speed services to Paris and Lyon ( Saint-Étienne – Lyon railway ) and several regional lines.

* William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute, a Toronto high school was named for him.

The Gare de Bourg-en-Bresse railway station offers connections to Paris, Strasbourg, Lyon and Geneva by high speed rail, and several regional destinations.

Under the Régence Villeroy was governor of the child King Louis XV and held several other high posts between 1717 and 1722, when he fell in disgrace for plotting against Philippe II of Orléans, the regent for Louis XV, and was sent to be governor of Lyon, virtually in exile.

Giving up a career on which he had entered with high repute, he went in 1547 to Lyon.

* Lord Lyon is Scotland's only " King of Arms ", or high heraldic officer.

NPNS was set up by a group of young French women, including Samira Bellil, in response to the violence being directed at them in the suburbs ( banlieues ) and housing estates ( cités ) of cities such as Paris, Lyon and Toulouse, where rape and violence towards women have occurred at relatively high rates.

CPE Lyon offers a high level of teaching ( Master's degree ) in two different disciplines:

The town grew as a haven from the industry of Lyon, as it is set high above the city, and there are some panoramas of Lyon and the surrounding area, notably from a park known as the ' Esplanade de Lichfield '.

# William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute, a high school named after Toronto's first mayor, William Lyon Mackenzie

In 1866, Mrs Jane Lyon, a wealthy widow, adopted Home as her son, giving him £ 60, 000 in an attempt to gain introduction into high society.

Then, Michael VIII's hopes of stopping the advance of Charles were laid on the influence of Pope Gregory X. Gregory had high hopes of reconciling Europe, unifying the Greek and Latin churches, and launching a new crusade: to that end, he announced the Council of Lyon, to be held in 1274, and worked to arrange the election of an Emperor, so he ordered Charles to stop his operations.

Traditionally, Lyon cold meat shops sold bugnes just before Lent, due to their high fat content.

The centralien program is the main academic program offered by the École Centrale de Lyon, as a Centrale Graduate School.

Commenting on the 1954 enunciation of them, Peter Lyon, a UK academic specializing in international relations, wrote: " Though neutralists in general, and at that time Mr Nehru in particular, seemed to regard these principles as being a special contribution to world politics, they were not at all original, were repetitious, and really boiled down to the edict that a state's independence should not be infringed.

As a follow on to his involvement in the Ludlow Massacre, Rockefeller was a major initiator with his close friend and advisor William Lyon Mackenzie King in the nascent industrial relations movement ; along with major chief executives of the time he incorporated Industrial Relations Counselors ( IRC ) in 1926, a consulting firm whose main goal was to establish industrial relations as a recognized academic discipline at Princeton University and other institutions.

Stuart Lyon Smith ( born May 7, 1938 ) is a politician, psychiatrist, academic and public servant in Ontario, Canada.

Lyon is a close-knit teaching and learning community distinguished by the quality of its academic programs as well as its honor system, innovative residential house system, and endowed Nichols International Studies program.

Current members of Edinburgh Law School include current Regius Professor Neil Walker ; Professor of European Union Law Professor Niamh Nic Shuibhne ; the academic and novelist Professor Alexander McCall Smith ; former Judge at the European Court of First Instance Sir David Edward QC ; Scottish Law Commissioner Dr Andrew Steven ; former Scottish Law Commissioners Professor Hector MacQueen, Professor George Gretton, Professor Gerry Maher QC and Professor Kenneth Reid ; Emeritus Professor Robert Black QC ( architect of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing trial ); Emeritus Professor J. Kenyon Mason ; Honorary Fellow and Lord Lyon King of Arms David Sellar ; Visiting Professor Alan Watson ; and international lawyer Professor Alan Boyle.

* James Alexander Gibson ( 1912 – 2003 ), Canadian academic, federal bureaucrat and private secretary to prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King

In the 1970s, Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon reflected that by contemporary standards, the early ideals of the DOB for integration and adjustment of the lesbian into society were outmoded, but they remembered that in the 1950s and early 1960s many gay men and lesbians considered those ideals unreachable, and this approach radical.

In January 2010, it emerged that Dorries was being investigated by John Lyon, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, regarding her claim for second home expenses There was some debate as to the location of her main home.

* September 3, 1952: in Lawrenceville, Illinois After 25-year-old Georgine Lyon ended her engagement with Charles Petrach, Petrach shot and killed Lyon in a classroom at Lawrenceville High School where she worked as a librarian.

Later, she was bought by the Royal Navy for £ 2, 600 on 26 May 1787 ( JJ Colledge / D Lyon say 23 May ), refitted, and renamed Bounty.

Lyon's mother, Sylvia Sessions Lyon, left her daughter a deathbed affidavit telling her she was Smith's daughter.

Lyon was the cultural centre of France in the first half of the sixteenth century and she became active in a circle of Lyonnais poets and humanists grouped around the figure of Maurice Scève.

She had been a prostitute in those days going by the name of Emma Lyon, but by the time of the play she had become the wife of the British Envoy to Naples, William Hamilton, and was a favourite of Queen Maria Carolina.

She was born Amy Lyon in Ness near Neston, Cheshire, England, the daughter of a blacksmith, Henry Lyon, who died when she was two months old.

Elizabeth brought along a young woman, Isabel Baxter ( 1805 – 73 ), whom she had chosen for William Lyon Mackenzie to marry, and the couple were married July 1, 1822 in Montreal.

When six years of age she was received as a canoness into the noble chapter of Alix near Lyon, with the title of Madame la Comtesse de Lancy, taken from the town of Bourbon-Lancy.

With her husband, film actor Ben Lyon, whom she married in 1930, she moved to London.

The daughter of a French naval officer, she joined the convent of the medical sisters of Notre Dame de Compassion in Lyon.

On March 24, 1944 she and her assistant were arrested by the Gestapo and taken to the prison at Fort Montluc in Lyon.

In 1997, she was posthumously awarded the Médaille des Justes and in 1999 the " Salle Élise Rivet " was named for her at the Institut des Sciences de l ' Homme in Lyon.

With the ensuing German occupation of France, she fled with her brother Jean Weidner and several others to Lyon, in the unoccupied part of France.

Following the June 22, 1940 signing of the agreement with the Nazis to create Vichy France, she returned to Paris while her brother went to Lyon where he established the " Dutch-Paris " underground.

However, she has delegated this power to two authorities ; the Lord Lyon, with jurisdiction over Scotland and the College of Arms over England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Lyon was thirteen when her mother remarried and moved away ; she stayed behind in Buckland in order to keep the house for her brother Aaron, who took over the farm.

He was detained overnight in St Ann's Roundhouse in Soho and visited there the next day by Lyon ; she was recognised as his wife and locked in a cell with him.

Wild believed Lyon would know Sheppard's whereabouts, so he plied her with drinks at a brandy shop near Temple Bar until she betrayed him.

They were later divorced and she then married secondly Stuart Whitemore Chant, who in 1966 by decree of the Lord Lyon assumed the additional surname of Sempill.

During an out of town trip for the debut of Hit the Sky, Anne realizes that she is in love with Lyon Burke, a lawyer at the agency.

After 15 years, Lyon returns and approaches Anne when she is nearly married to Kevin Gillmore.