This record has since been eclipsed by Bobby Moore, Peter Shilton and then David Beckham.

Frank Moore Cross later proposed that an early version of the history was composed in Jerusalem in Josiah's time ( late 7th century ); this first version, Dtr1, was then revised and expanded to create a second edition, that identified by Noth, and which Cross labelled Dtr2.

According to Moore, as long as that kind of leadership selection process remains in place, and concentrates power in the hands of the leader, as opposed to backbenchers, then coalition governments will be very difficult to form.

According to Moore, a moral actor cannot survey the “ goodness ” inherent in the various parts of a situation, assign a value to each of them, and then generate a sum in order to get an idea of its total value.

It was only when he heard the applause and praise of captain Bobby Moore and then looked up and saw the ball trundling towards the advertising hoardings at the far corner, that he realised he'd managed to divert the ball over the bar – he'd known he got a touch but still assumed the ball had gone in.

The position of premier was then handed over to Lee Moore, who, despite being recognized regionally as a legal scholar, seemed unable to lead ( he once told a PAM heckler, on Church Street in front of Government Headquarters of Parliament that he will " root like a pig in mud " in the House of Parliament ).

Robert Lyon Moore, a Southern unionist from County Donegal, challenged the legality of the abolition in the courts of the Republic of Ireland, and then he appealed to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ( JCPC ).

In 1979 the then bishop, the Right Reverend Paul Moore, Jr., decided that construction should be continued, in part to preserve the crafts of stonemasonry by training neighborhood youths, thus providing them with a valuable skill.

In fact, Bill Moore, then employed at Pickle Packers International advertising department, sent her a pink pickle-shaped trophy for being " the prettiest lady in the prettiest pickle ".

Taboo only lasted a handful of issues, and Moore and Campbell took the series first to Tundra Publishing, then to Kitchen Sink Press.

Moore first came to prominence as one of the four writer-performers in the ground-breaking comedy revue Beyond the Fringe in the early 1960s, and then became famous as half of the highly popular television double-act he formed with Peter Cook.

England's captain at the time was West Ham's Bobby Moore, and both goalscorers in the final were then current players Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters.

During the late 1700s, the first European-American settler, John Covington Moore, settled here in what was then part of Macon County.

* Lady Sarah Boyle ( 1609 – 1633 ), married Sir Thomas Moore, then after his death married Robert Digby, 1st Baron Digby

The 28 year-old Charles Moore replaced Chancellor in February 1984, after the magazine ’ s then owner, Algy Cluff, had become concerned that The Spectator was " lacking in political weight ", and considered Chancellor to be " commercially irresponsible ".

In 2001, Stephen Byers, then Secretary of State for Transport, was forced to resign because of the actions of his special adviser Jo Moore, who instructed a departmental civil servant, Martin Sixsmith, that September 11th 2001 would be " a good day to bury bad news "; this was seen as inappropriate political manipulation of the Civil Service.

In an interview with Andy Diggle in 1997, Alan Moore first gave a synopsis of the series which then had the working title of The League of Extraordinary Gentlefolk.

Colin Slee, former Dean of Southwark Cathedral, was sub-dean at St Albans under Runcie and then Dean, Peter Moore.

Dr. John Mauchly, then chairman of the physics department of nearby Ursinus College, was a student in the summer electronics course, and the following fall secured a teaching position at the Moore School.

Moore then went to Kazakhstan to try to redirect the ICBM away from Flint.

He was then stabbed, had his wrists slashed a number of times by Moore and McAllister, using a smallish knife, then dumped in a back entry.

The two men argued, and then both Moore and Dunstan drew their weapons.

* Samuel Moore, settled in Newbury in 1634, and then emigrated to Woodbridge, New Jersey, where he held many offices in the fledgling colony

* 1975 – Sara Jane Moore tries to assassinate U. S. President Gerald Ford, but is foiled by Oliver Sipple.

* September 22 – U. S. President Gerald Ford survives a second assassination attempt, this time by Sara Jane Moore in San Francisco.

* November 7 – U. S. Senator Edward Moore Kennedy announces that he will challenge President Jimmy Carter for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination.

* February 15 – Sarah Jane Moore, American convicted of attempted murder of the President

Close was born in Greenwich, Connecticut, the daughter of Bettine ( née Moore ) and William Taliaferro Close, a doctor who operated a clinic in the Belgian Congo and served as a personal physician to Congo / Zaire President Mobutu Sese Seko.

Founded in 1821 as an attempt to relocate Williams College by its President Zephaniah Swift Moore, Amherst is the third oldest institution of higher education in Massachusetts.

President Moore advocated the removal, and even expressed his purpose to resign the office of president unless it could be effected, inasmuch as when he accepted the presidency he had no idea that the college was to remain at Williamstown, but was authorized to expect that it would be removed to Hampshire County.

President Moore died on June 29, 1823, and was replaced with a Williams College trustee, Heman Humphrey.

Members of the City Council are Aaron Randolph ( 1st Ward ), Marty Small ( 2nd Ward ), Vice-President Steven L. Moore ( 3rd Ward ), President William " Speedy " Marsh ( 4th Ward ), Dennis Mason ( 5th ward ), Timothy Mancuso ( 6th Ward ), Moisse Delgado ( at-large ), Frank M. Gilliam, Jr. ( at-large ) and George Tibbitt ( at-large ).

Charles Moore, who would become the first President of the village when it was incorporated, came to the town, lured by Bower's efforts, in 1849.

Members of the Lawnside Borough Council are Council President Mary Ann Wardlow, Council Vice-President Walter A. Lacey, Juanita Johnson-Clark, Stephen C. Moore, Junious R. Stanton and Clifford L. Still, Sr.

Members of the Borough Council are Council President Anthony M. Beatrice, Nick Kappatos, Mike Kisielewski, Bernie Moore, Ed White and Frank Williams.

Members of the Township Council are Council President John Ducey ( D, 2015 ), Vice President Bob Moore ( D, 2015 ), Domenick Brando ( R, 2013 ), Jim Fozman ( D, 2015 ), Susan Lydecker ( D, 2015 ), Joseph Sangiovanni ( R, 2013 ) and Dan Toth ( R, 2013 ).

After his retirement in 1977, Moore served as the Executive President of the Crested Butte Ski Area, Colorado.

), and President Bush II critics, such as Michael Moore, that the Bush administration's ties to Halliburton influenced the decision to go to war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A keen amateur chess player, Moore often carries a pocket set around with him and has been honoured with the title of Vice President of Sussex Junior Chess Association.

In 1999 Moore became the Honorary President of the East Sussex Astronomical Society, a position which he still holds.

In July 1968, Moore co-founded Intel Corporation with Bob Noyce and served as Executive Vice President until 1975 when he became President.

His father was John Warnock Hinckley, Sr., who was president of World Vision United States, and Chairman and President of the Vanderbilt Energy Corporation, and his mother was Jo Ann Moore Hinckley.

Society Executive Vice President and President of the Magazine Group Declan Moore has overall responsibility for magazines at the National Geographic Society.

Chapman accompanied Moore to meetings with government officials, and President Gerald Ford shook his hand.