* He is a major character in Mike Walker's BBC Radio 4 series of plays Plantagenet and is played by Stephen Hogan.

One of Walker's last major film roles was in the 1976 all-star comedy spoof Murder by Death.

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.

Walker's first major orchestral work was the Address for Orchestra.

Walker's first major television role was as a policeman in the British drama The Wednesday Play, in the episode entitled " Fable " ( aired 27 January 1965 ).

Walker's leadership extended to two major civil rights organizations in Virginia: he served as president for five years of the local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ( NAACP ) and as state director of the Congress of Racial Equality ( CORE ), which he co-founded in 1958.

Perhaps the most memorable moment in Walker's playing career came when lower division Watford knocked Bill Shankly's Liverpool out of the FA Cup in February 1970, in what was considered to be a major cup upset and a result which convinced Shankly of the need to dismantle his aging side and begin building a new team.

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.

Joseph Blessington, a soldier in Walker's Division, wrote that " The Louisiana militia, under command of Governor Allen, was held in reserve, in case of an emergency.

Two significant events occurred under Walker's tenure as General Manager: electrification in mid-1920s ; and the appointment of Bulleid as CME in 1937.

After the Battle of Pleasant Hill on April 9, Smith joined Taylor and dispatched half of Taylor's Army, Walker's Greyhounds, under the command of Maj. Gen. John George Walker northward to defeat Union Maj. Gen. Frederick Steele's incursion into Arkansas.

One party, under the command of Captain Tulloch of the 11th Battalion, had followed the beach to the north and then ascended Walker's Ridge.

One party under the command of Colonel Braund of the Australian 2nd Battalion was holding a line near the top of Walker's Ridge but Russell's Top was thinly held.

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.

* Passes in the Sierra Nevada from Walker's Pass to the Coast Range: from explorations and surveys / made under the direction of the Hon.

Walker's first profession was that of a physician ; he had attended the College of William and Mary and studied under his brother-in-law Dr. George Gilmer.

New programs were also launched under Walker's tenure: Electrical Engineering in 1882, Chemical Engineering in 1888, Sanitary Engineering in 1889, Geology in 1890, Naval Architecture in 1893.

Epcot and Tokyo Disneyland both opened under Walker's leadership, and he also presided over the dedications of both parks.

After Walker's dismissal, Everton went on that season to not only successfully avoid relegation but also win the FA Cup under Royle.

When the state Supreme Court upheld Walker's freedom under the constitution, the ruling was considered to have informally ended slavery in the state.

Walker's men were under the command of Colonel Louis Schlessinger, an inexperienced officer.

182, 3 ; John Walker's Sufferings, ii. 183 ; Anthony Wood's Athenae ( editor Philip Bliss ), i. 323 ; Samuel Palmer's Nonconformist's Memorial ii.

* Michael Murphy as the smooth-talking, duplicitous John Triplette, an organizer for Hal Philip Walker's presidential campaign.

In John Walker's Glossary of art, architecture & design since 1945.

Under John Brisben Walker's ownership, E. D. Walker, formerly with Harper's Monthly, took over as the new editor, introducing color illustrations, serials and book reviews.

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

* COLOR IMAGE of John Walker's " Untitled ", 1976 ( acrylic, chalk, and canvas collage on canvas, 120 x 96 in.

The business community currently consists of a number of retail and service businesses in the downtown area, a series of commercial businesses in and around the former town dump on Walker's Brook Road ( formerly John Street ) as well as the Analytical Sciences Corporation ( TASC ).

" John Lehman, Secretary of the Navy during the Reagan administration, stated in an interview that Walker's activities enabled the Soviets to know where our submarines were at all times.

* Family of Spies-TV movie based on John Walker's treason.

John Walker's interest for artificial life prompted him to hire Rudy Rucker, a mathematician and science fiction author, for work on Cellular Automata software.

Fourmi is the French word for ant and illustrates a facet of John Walker's sense of humor.

* John Walker's home page

* John Walker's blog

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

* John Walker's Friction Light ( BBC: A History of the World in 100 Objects )

One of Walker's maternal uncles was John Norvell, a US Senator from Michigan and founder of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Originally known as Walker's Kilmarnock Whisky, the Johnnie Walker brand is a legacy left by John ‘ Johnnie ’ Walker after he started to sell whisky in his grocer ’ s shop in Ayrshire, Scotland.

At the start of the battle, Taylor had approximately 9, 000 troops consisting of Brigadier General Alfred Mouton's Louisiana / Texas infantry division, Major General John G. Walker's Texas infantry division, Brigadier General Thomas Green's Texas Cavalry Division, and Colonel William G. Vincent's Louisiana cavalry brigade.

Reactions to the piece have been compared to reactions to Steve Earle's song " John Walker's blues ", which appeared on his 2002 album " Jerusalem ".

The inquiry was sparked by Walker's " Pro Blue " program and accusations Walker and his Information Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Archibald Roberts, distributed John Birch Society literature as troop information in the 24th.

The Searchers and Paul and Barry Ryan each had a minor UK Chart hit with The Hollies song " Have You Ever Loved Somebody " in 1967 – while Graham Nash co-wrote John Walker's first solo hit " Annabella " that year – and later in 1968, Nash took a guest vocal on The Scaffold's UK Chart topper, " Lily the Pink " ( which referenced The Hollies 1968 hit " Jennifer Eccles ").

Jameson was not at his best in the lecture theatre however, and, for the first half of his career, he grappled with his predecessor John Walker's perverse " Neptunian " geological theories.