It currently has an exhibit of paintings by Marsden Hartley (" Roses ") (" Maine Coastal Stillife "), some of which are part of the Walker's permanent collection.

* Walker's Jams World Collection – A large private collection of Jams World items

Walker's interests include a collection of classic cars and property ; and he has an estimated net worth of A $ 978 million according to the 2011 BRW Rich 200.

A cultivar ' Walker's Low ' was named perennial of the year for 2007 by the Perennial Plant Association.

The question of who would take over the Rovers Return after Annie Walker's 1983 exit was answered in 1985 when Bet Lynch ( who also mirrored the vulnerability and strength of Elsie Tanner ) was installed as landlady.

The Menke / Morgan punch was beginning to come alive, and the team was responding to Walker's management style.

Although his parents did not officially divorce until 1999, their marriage was in serious trouble throughout Walker's adolescence ; his father would often leave their Marin residence for extended periods to live in San Francisco with a male lover.

Following a nationwide competition with a prize of £ 50 ( 2010 :$ 3, 527 ) to find a name for the new spread, the name " Vegemite " was selected out of a hat by Fred Walker's daughter, Sheilah.

Walker was the son of Irish-born William Walker, a Democratic assemblyman and alderman from Greenwich Village, belying certain accounts of Walker's childhood that stated he grew up in poverty.

However, Walker's term was also known for the proliferation of speakeasies during the Prohibition era.

A romanticized version of Walker's tenure as mayor was presented in the 1957 film Beau James, starring Bob Hope.

Although there was also interest from Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, Blackburn benefactor Jack Walker's millions were enough to prise the striker from the Saints, and Shearer moved north to Ewood Park in the summer of 1992.

Walker's Eidouranion was the heart of his public lectures or theatrical presentations.

Going in shortly after midnight, the attack on Pozières was a success, largely thanks to Walker's insistence on careful preparation and an overwhelming supporting bombardment.

Years later, Yerger said that Walker's decision to relinquish his House seat after one term for the vagaries of a Senate race against Eastland was " very devastating " to the growth of the Mississippi GOP.

The town housed Indian agents and was a stage stop ( Walker's Station ) for the Butterfield Overland Mail route.

" It was later remarked that Walker's untimely and irrelevant oration was not just for Buncombe — it " was Buncombe.

At the junction of the High Street and Parchmore Road, on a site previously called Walker's Green, stands the Clocktower, which was built in 1900, financed partly by public subscription.

Ely & Walker's four-story factory ( now the Fourth Street Mall ) was the first.

McMinn County was organized at Walker's house that same year.

In 2009, during Charles L. Walker's term, the Town was named by Bloomberg Business Magazine as the Most Affordable Suburb in Tennessee.

In 1977, Dr. Mary Edwards Walker's medal was restored, and other reviews began.

The brand became popular, but after Walker's death in 1857 it was his son Alexander Walker and grandson Alexander Walker II who were largely responsible for establishing the scotch as a popular brand.

In modern times, the lower Chickahominy River has become a major source of drinking water for the lower portion of the Virginia Peninsula and a popular recreational area for boating and sport fishing, featuring Walker's Dam and Chickahominy Lake.

Fishing is a popular sport along the Chickahominy, both above and below Walker's Dam.

Among Walker's more popular works are her poem For My People, which won the Yale Series of Younger Poets Competition in 1942 under the judgeship of editor Stephen Vincent Benet, and her 1966 novel Jubilee, which also received critical acclaim.

This move backfired ; Hiram Walker's Canadian Club Whiskey became more popular following the change.

While attending Walker's popular course, Hall was taught how to use the chemical composition of minerals to determine relative age of strata.

In 1954, Browne and cartoonist Mort Walker co-created the comic strip Hi and Lois, a spin-off of Walker's popular Beetle Bailey strip, featuring Beetle's sister, brother-in-law and their family.

Owing to the confluence of these problems, the Census was completed and tabulated several months behind schedule to much popular criticism, and led indirectly to a deterioration in Walker's health during the spring of 1871.

Despite Walker's advocacy of profit sharing and expansion of educational opportunities using trade and industrial schools, he was an avowed opponent of the nascent socialist movement and published critiques of Edward Bellamy's popular novel Looking Backward.

Walker's whisky was particularly popular in the late 19th century gentlemen's clubs of the U. S. and Canada ; hence it became known as " Club Whisky ".

The presence of Roy Carroll and Robert Green as goalkeepers at West Ham during the 2006 / 07 season meant that Walker's first-team chances were limited though he remained very popular at Upton Park.

As the race progresses, the crowd influence becomes more intrusive, with several bystanders trying to give aid to the Walkers by selling cokes, giving away watermelon, or in one case, a Walker's mother attempts to pull her son from the race.

Walker began selling his whiskey as Hiram Walker's Club Whiskey.

Walker quit Norwich in January 1994, following a long running feud with Chairman Robert Chase ( mainly centring around Chase's habit of selling off the club's key players without consulting his manager first-for example Robert Fleck to Chelsea just after Walker's appointment ), to become manager of Everton, with Everton having to pay substantial compensation to Norwich to secure his services.

The album's song John Walker's Blues, about the captured American Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh created controversy.

With four hundred men, he attacked about one hundred and fifty of Walker's party, taking them also by surprise ; but was beaten back with loss.

With four hundred men, he attacked about one hundred and fifty of Walker's party, taking them also by surprise ; but was beaten back with loss.

* John Walker's essay " The Digital Imprimatur " about the threats of the internet

With four hundred men, he attacked about one hundred and fifty of Walker's party, taking them also by surprise ; but was beaten back with loss.

In one report, the gold strike was " on the Eastern fork of Walker's river " and the silver strike " about halfway up the Eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada " and " nine miles West of Carson River.

Pena's primary source of income in his later years were royalties from that single, which was a song about Pena's airplane trip from Boston to Montreal to play the first-ever date with T-Bone Walker's band.

* While Jerry Jeff Walker's 1968 folk song " Mr. Bojangles " is often thought to be about Robinson, it was actually inspired by Walker's encounter with a street performer in the New Orleans first precinct jail.

* Prof. Walker's essay about his stunts.

* Cosey Fanni Tutti & Genesis P-Orridge in 1976-Media frenzy, Prostitution-style / Excerpts from John A. Walker's Art and Outrage about the exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London ( 1976 ).

Cover of Eric Walker's book about the Treetops Hotel which he founded and ran

" And with time, and as baseball welcomed more black and Latin players into its ranks, Walker's position about integration surely evolved as well.

In 1969, New York Times film critic Howard Thompson, in reviewing Walker's performance in the movie More Dead Than Alive, described the actor as " a big, fine-looking chap and about as live-looking as any man could be.

The arrival of Walker's division gave Taylor a numeric edge – he had about 9, 000 men ; Banks had about 5, 000 men.

Philip D ' Antoni, who had produced Friedkin's 1971 film The French Connection, approached Friedkin with the idea of directing a film based on New York Times reporter Gerald Walker's 1970 novel Cruising, about a serial killer targeting New York City's gay community.

The company has also presented several world premieres, including most notably Meltdown, John Lazarus's astonishing retelling of the myth of Daedalus, Icarus and the Minotaur ; the collectively created community play about Kingston's social stratification, Princess Street: The Great Divide ; Fred Euringer's Night Noises, about a nineteenth-century nutritionist who connived at the starvation deaths of his own children, and Craig Walker's Chantecler, a musical based loosely on the play by Edmond Rostand and his Finnegans Wake: a dream play, an innovative adaptation from the novel by James Joyce which enjoyed a successful run not only in Kingston, but at the Tarragon Theatre in Toronto.

After Walker wrapped a report on early detection of birth defects in children, Jensen began asking Walker personal, probing questions about her own deformities, broaching the possibility that Walker's parents might have aborted her had they known about her condition in advance.