On 11 December 1695, Bellomont, who was now governing New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, asked the " trusty and well beloved Captain Kidd " to attack Thomas Tew, John Ireland, Thomas Wake, William Maze, and all others who associated themselves with pirates, along with any enemy French ships.

One of the larger amounts taken from a single ship was that by captain Thomas Tew from an Indian merchantman in 1692.

The most famous pirate who made Newport his base was Thomas Tew.

Sergeant was educated at Great Tew Primary School, briefly at the independent Bloxham School near Banbury, in Oxfordshire, and then at the independent Millfield School in Street, Somerset.

He was made a life peer as Baron Williams of Mostyn, of Great Tew in Oxfordshire in 1992 and became an opposition spokesman in the House of Lords on Legal Affairs, and later Northern Ireland.

Such a colony was no new idea to Tew ; he had lost his quartermaster and 23 of his crew when they had left to form a settlement further up the Madagascan coast.

The theme music, " The Big One ( People's Court Theme )", was composed by Alan Stanley Tew ( British PRS, affil.

The NZRU currently have eight representative teams, while the New Zealand Maori rugby union team was postponed for the 2009 Pacific Nations Cup, replaced by the Junior All Blacks, with NZRU Chief Executive Steve Tew stating " while the long-term view was that the New Zealand Maori team was the best fit for the Pacific Nations Cup, the development of the top level of players as a pathway to the All Blacks was a more urgent priority in 2009

The origin of the name may be Tew Brook, which was a tributary of the Alt.

Beginning in 1808, Loudon was employed by George Frederick Stratton to landscape and farm his property, Tew Park, where he was able to set up a school for young men to be instructed in theory of farming and modes of cultivating the soil.

Thomas Tew ( died 1695 ), also known as the Rhode Island Pirate, was a 17th century English privateer-turned-pirate.

Captain Johnson said " Tew, in Point of Gallantry, was inferior to none.

It is frequently written that Tew had family in Rhode Island dating back to 1640, but it is not known where he was actually born.

Tew was killed in this battle, reportedly disemboweled by a cannon shot.

In addition, it has been claimed that Tew was one of the named founders of the mysterious and possibly fictional pirate colony of Libertalia.

Captain William Kidd, before he himself turned pirate, was commissioned by King William III to hunt Tew down.

Unknown to either Kidd or the King, Tew was already dead when the commission was issued.

In September 2012 Murnaghan was pictured being intimate with his make-up artist, Camilla Tew, who is 23 years his junior.

Although his music is huge, bombastic and very 70s, Tew utilizes everything from the congas to the Moog to maximum dramatic effect.

In one well-documented case 300 heavily armed soldiers on a ship attacked by Thomas Tew surrendered after a brief battle with none of Tew's 40-man crew being injured.

Each ordinary seaman on his ship received a share worth £ 3, 000 ($ 3. 5 million ) with officers receiving proportionally larger amounts as per the agreed shares with Tew himself receiving 2½ shares.

The association with Tew, who died in 1695, would appear to date Misson's own death to c. 1694: however, in his earlier career with the French Navy, he is supposed to have taken part in an action which occurred in 1708.

Tew is reported as being married with two daughters.

Tew ’ s crew reportedly answered with the shout, “ A gold chain or a wooden leg, we ’ ll stand with you !” The newly minted pirates proceeded to elect a quartermaster, a common pirate practice to balance the captain ’ s power.

Benjamin Fletcher, the royal governor of New York, became good friends with Tew and his family.

Those two works, with the Discourse of Infallibility ( 1645 ) of Lucius Cary, 2nd Viscount Falkland, have been identified as key texts of the Great Tew Circle to which Hales belonged.

* 2008-Convention package with four Pirate ships Royal Rover, Queen Anne's Revenge, Amity, Minerva and four Pirate crew Bartholomew Roberts, Blackbeard, Thomas Tew, Christopher Moody.

He also has led his own orchestra, The Alan Tew Orchestra, and with full orchestra at his disposal, Alan Tew shows a gift for judicious use of instrumentation.

Loudon helped to design the estate at Great Tew, Oxfordshire, where farm workers were provided with cottages that had architectural quality set in a small garden — about an acre — where they could grow food and keep pigs and chickens.

Shortly after the beginning of building work on the colony of Libertalia, the Victoire ran into the pirate Thomas Tew, who decided to accompany them back to Libertalia.

According to one source his wife and children all greatly enjoyed the New York City social scene after Tew struck it rich., but there is no supporting evidence elsewhere for this.

Numerous parish churches still have one or more bells cast by the Keenes, including at Asthall, Cassington, Charlton-on-Otmoor, Chastleton, Chesterton, Duns Tew, Garsington, Islip, Kiddington, Merton, Milton, Oddington, Rousham, Steeple Aston, Steeple Barton, Stratton Audley, Tackley and Woodeaton in Oxfordshire, Stowe in Buckinghamshire and Martley in Worcestershire.

Although he embarked on only two major piratical voyages, and met a bloody death on the latter journey, Tew pioneered the route which became known as the Pirate Round.

But not long out of Bermuda, Tew announced his intention of turning to piracy, asking the crew for their support since he could not enforce the illegal scheme without their consent.

Tew ’ s men afterward shared out between £ 1, 200 and £ 3, 000 per man, and Tew himself claimed about £ 8, 000.

In November, 1694, Tew bought a new letter of marque from Fletcher and set out for another pirate cruise.

Pirate luminaries such as William Kidd, Henry Every, John Bowen, and Thomas Tew made Antongil Bay and Nosy Boraha ( St. Mary ’ s Island ) ( a small island 12 miles off the north-east coast of Madagascar ) their bases of operations.

* Academic and writer Professor Philip Tew lived in Tufnell Park 1988-2009.

After seeing Norman perform, British festival promoter Tony Tew, said, " The pioneering music of Larry Norman has crossed the water, and we've learnt that it really is possible to be a Christian and a rock ' n ' roll singer.

In 1625 he inherited from his grandfather the manors of Great Tew and Burford in Oxfordshire, and, about the age of 21, married Lettice, daughter of Sir Richard Moryson, of Tooley Park in Leicestershire.

At Great Tew he enjoyed a short but happy period of study, and he assembled a cultured circle, whom the near neighbourhood of the university and his own brilliant qualities attracted to his house.

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Cornish music radio can be found on " Radyo an Gernewegva " and features such artists as Dalla, Bagas Degol, Cam Kernewek, Leski, Ahanan, Julie Elwin, Phil Knight, Ryb an Gwella, Sowena, Captain Kernow and the Jack and Jenny Band, Quylkyn Tew, Gwenno, Skwardya and Trev Lawrence.

Founded in Akron, Ohio in 1870 as Goodrich, Tew & Co. by Dr. Benjamin Franklin Goodrich.

Thomas Tew, Misson, and an Italian Dominican priest named Caraccioli were involved in founding it.