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Tunstall's first appearance of note was a solo performance of her blues song " Black Horse and the Cherry Tree " on Later ... with Jools Holland.
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" As a wry and macabre joke on Tunstall's great affection for horses, the dead bay's head was then pillowed on his hat ", writes Frederick Nolan, Tunstall's biographer.
Although members of the House sought to frame Tunstall's death as a " justifiable homicide ", evidence at the scene suggested that Tunstall attempted to avoid a confrontation before he was shot down.
According to a contemporary newspaper account, the Regulators disclaimed " all connection or sympathy with McSween and his affairs " and expressed their sole desire was to track down Tunstall's murderers.
In February 1878, in a court case that was eventually dismissed, they obtained a court order to seize all of McSween's assets, but mistakenly included all of Tunstall's assets with those of McSween.
Tunstall's murder was witnessed from a distance by several of his men, including Richard Brewer and Billy the Kid.
Tunstall's cowhands and other local citizens formed a group known as the Regulators to avenge his murder, since the territorial criminal justice system was controlled by allies of Murphy, Dolan & Co.
After Tunstall's murder, a posse was deputized to serve arrest warrants on his killers, with Brewer chosen to lead the posse.
Scottish singer KT Tunstall's third album Tiger Suit features the track " Uummannaq Song ", which was inspired by her trip to the town in September 2008 with Cape Farewell.
One of Tunstall's employees was the 18-year-old William Bonney ( aka Henry McCarty, aka William Henry Antrim, aka El Chivato, 1859-1881 ), who would later be dubbed by the newspapers as " Billy the Kid ".
This posse was legal and led by Richard " Dick " Brewer, a well-respected ranch owner who had been Tunstall's foreman.
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Tunstall's North American break came when American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee contacted her asking to use " Black Horse and the Cherry Tree " as her choice for a Billboard-themed week.
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* " Ashes ", a song from KT Tunstall's album KT Tunstall's Acoustic Extravaganza
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At the time Brady arrested them, the two men were trying to serve a warrant on him for his suspected role in looting Tunstall's store after the Englishman's death, as well as against his posse members for the murder of Tunstall.
After the Regulators were deputized by the Lincoln County justice of the peace, together with Constable Martinez, they attempted to serve the legally issued warrants on Tunstall's murderers.
They came upon the rancher Buckshot Roberts, listed on their arrest warrant as one of Tunstall's murderers.
* Peter Tunstall's English translation of the Hervarar saga with Facing Old Norse text ( based on the R-text )
They originally collected as a posse led by Dick Brewer to serve arrest warrants on Tunstall's killers.
On 18 February 1878, Tunstall and several of his ranch hands, including William Bonney, were driving nine horses from Tunstall's ranch on the Rio Feliz to Lincoln.
A posse deputized by Lincoln Sheriff Brady went to Tunstall's ranch on the Feliz to attach his cattle on a warrant that had been issued against his business partner, McSween.
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The Regulators planned to settle a score with Sheriff William J. Brady, who had arrested McCarty and fellow deputy Fred Waite in the aftermath of Tunstall's murder.
* Tunstall's translation of the battle with the sons of Arngrim, from Orvar-Odd's saga
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Tunstall's murder enraged McCarty and the other ranch hands.
McSween, who abhorred violence, took steps to punish Tunstall's murderers through legal means ; he obtained warrants for their arrests from the local justice of the peace, John B. Wilson.
Tunstall's men formed their own group called the Regulators.
After being deputized by Brewer, Tunstall's foreman, who had been appointed a special constable and given the warrant to arrest Tunstall's killers, proceeded to the Murphy-Dolan store.
Sheriff Brady formed a posse to attach Tunstall's remaining assets at his ranch from 70 miles from Lincoln.
Tunstall's murder catalyzed the Lincoln County War.
They gained release and searched for Tunstall's murderers.
That same day, Tunstall's other two killers, Tom Hill and Jesse Evans, were shot while trying to rob a sheep drover near Tularosa, New Mexico.
Wilson had deputized the Regulators and issued the warrants for Tunstall's murderers.
The college makes extensive use of the castle's two chapels: the Norman Chapel, built around 1078, and Tunstall's Chapel, built in 1540.
Tunstall's Chapel is the more heavily-used of the chapels, being somewhat larger.
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