Returning to Connecticut, from 1851 to 1855, he was “ superintendent of common schools ”, and principal of the Connecticut State Normal School at New Britain, Connecticut.

Returning to New Haven, he studied its geology, and made a chemical analysis of the meteorite that fell near Weston, Connecticut, publishing the first scientific account of any American meteorite.

Returning to his headquarters, he ordered the 2nd Connecticut Regiment under Joseph Spencer out to slow the British advance, and sent Haslet and the 1st Delaware Regiment, along with Alexander McDougall's brigade ( Rudolphus Ritzema's 3rd New York Regiment, Charles Webb's 19th Continental Regiment, William Smallwood's 1st Maryland Regiment, and the 1st New York Regiment and 2nd New York Regiments ) to reinforce Chatterton Hill.

Returning home, he narrowly escaped shipwreck, and spent some months in Antigua before reaching Connecticut.

Returning home, he was appointed an Associate Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, serving there from 1793 until 1805.

Returning to his homeland of Cappadocia, Gregory once again resumed his position as bishop of Nazianzus.

Returning to Paris after discharge, Monteux resumed his career as a violist.

Returning to Paris, Tati resumed his civilian profession as a cabaret performer, finding employment at Léon Volterra's Lido de Paris, where he performed his Sporting Impressions from 1940-42.

Returning to St. Louis, he set up a church and resumed work as editor of the Observer.

Returning to England at the beginning of the 1899 cricket season, Ranjitsinhji immediately resumed playing cricket.

Returning to New Haven, he also resumed his studies at Yale Law School ( LL. B 1925 ).

Returning to the Sharks as NHL play resumed for the 2005 – 06 season, Sturm was traded to the Boston Bruins on November 30, 2005, along with defenceman Brad Stuart and forward Wayne Primeau for All-Star centre Joe Thornton.

Returning to Kansas, Martin resumed the editorial management of his paper, and again became a factor in political affairs.

Returning to Australia after the war, Wark resumed work as a quantity surveyor and established his own business.

Returning to the United States in 1874, he settled in southwestern Colorado, where his health stabilized, and resumed his career as an attorney.

Returning to the Kingdom of England in 1643, he resumed his personal attendance on the queen.

Returning to Kansas City, Baum resumed his teaching duties at St. Theresa College ( 1958-63 ) and served as secretary of the Diocesan Tribunal.

Returning from the war, Gardiner resumed his surveyors job and settled in Calgary, Alberta.

Returning to Toronto, Abbott resumed his private practice and became more involved with writing for various publications including the Colored American Magazine of Boston and New York, the Anglo-American Magazine of London ( for which he wrote “ Some recollections of Lincoln ’ s assassination "), and New York Age.

Returning home, he resumed his newspaper publishing and banking career in Johnstown.

Returning to Palestine, he soon resumed his work where he had left off.

Returning his attention to education, Mao enrolled and dropped out of a series of schools in quick succession ; a police academy, a soap-production school, a law school and an economics school, the latter being the only course which his father approved of.

Returning to HQ for treatment, they find that a new law requires everyone to be functionally naked to show that a slug is not in control.

Returning to France soon afterwards he proceeded to Toulouse to study law, where he soon became involved in the violent disputes between the different nations of the university.

Returning to her law studies that fall, Lee dropped out after the first semester.

Returning to his law practice, he was made King's Counsel in 1902 and became senior partner in his law firm, Rowell, Reid, and Wood and had a prominent legal career.

Returning to North Carolina, Stone studied law in Halifax and was granted his law license in 1790.

Returning home to practice law, he was quickly thrust into public life, beginning his public career shortly after the close of the French and Indian War with his election to the seat reserved for the College of William and Mary in the House of Burgesses ( 1766 – 70 ).

Returning to PEI in 1922, he read law with A. C. Saunders in Summerside.

Returning to America, she enrolled in the University of Southern California law school, and became less focused on sports.

Returning to St. Louis in 1873, Nagel joined the state bar and began to practice law.

Returning to the United States, he practiced law in New York, then studied Chinese at Yale University and served in the Army in combat units in China during World War II as a lieutenant colonel.

Returning to Ashville, he read law in the office of John C. Thomasson and was admitted to the bar in 1855.

Returning to Canada he was appointed chair of a Fair Price Commission on milk, wrote a book on bankruptcy law and sat on a royal commission investigating farm fraud in British Columbia and helped write Canada's Combines Investigations Act.

Returning to Sydney in 1844, he studied law and became a solicitor in 1851.

Returning to West Virginia, in 1879, he established a law practice in Charleston and also taught school.

Returning to Königsberg in 1831 he established himself as a Privatdozent in Roman law, becoming two years later extraordinary, and in 1836 ordinary, professor in the faculty of the university.

Returning to Tucson, Arizona in 1969 to specialize in international law, Castro continued to rise to the top in Arizona Democratic politics.

Returning from the war, he returned to his law practice.

Returning from the war, he transferred to the law school at the University of Virginia, graduating in 1919.

Returning to Canada he became an assistant professor teaching constitutional law at the Université de Montréal in 1953.

Returning to San Nicolás, he joined a number of friends in a law practice, and granted numerous interviews in subsequent years ; he died in Buenos Aires in 1984, at age 82.

Returning to Kentucky, he read law and was admitted to the bar in 1833.