He spent about six months in prison at Oxford, was plundered of all he had at Rupert's relief of Newark ( 22 March 1644 ), was shot through the arm at the taking of Walton Hall, near Wakefield ( 3 June 1644 ), and received very little pay.

( Also, having spent countless hours behind the wheel-with his close brother James " Bud " Walton having been a pilot in the war-he bought a small plane.

His father was an Air Force officer, and his childhood was spent in various places including Waco, McQueenie, and La Porte, Texas ; Salina, Kansas ; Sacramento, California ; and Gifford, Illinois ( all before he completed 5th grade ) and then St. John ’ s, Newfoundland and Ft. Walton Beach, Florida where he graduated from high school.

Walton, who had retired from pro football years earlier and had spent the previous three years coaching college football, was the league's 7th ranked passer.

By now Bronson found that his reputation as a violent and highly dangerous inmate preceded him, as he spent 1975 to 1977 being switched between Armley, Wakefield, Parkhurst, and Walton ; he was taken from Yorkshire to London chained to the floor of a prison van.

At the age of sixteen, Walton joined the United States Army in 1897 where he spent the next six years.

In the 1970s La Rue spent more than £ 1million on the purchase and restoration of a country house hotel, Walton Hall in Warwickshire.

He was born in Walton County, Georgia, but spent his formative years in Jasper County, Georgia.

She grew up in Walton and attended Walton Primary School and also spent time in Matamata.

Today the hamlet keeps a strong identity in the town, with the roads of Walton Street, Walton Road, Walton Grove, Walton Way, Walton Dene and Walton Green all being in the vicinity of the hamlet, and other landmarks such as the Georgian Walton Lodge and the old village pond ( Bigg's pond ) still remaining.

The train would divide at Thorpe-le-Soken, with one of the 4-cars units used on the Walton section, and the remaining six cars continuing to Clacton.

The portion of M-131 running west of Fife Lake became M-186 and the remaining piece of US 131 between M-113 and Walton Junction was added to M-113.

Jo Walton wrote: " Any one of the ideas in A Fire Upon the Deep would have kept an ordinary writer going for years.

The 1979 – 80 season saw the Clippers begin to struggle despite adding center Bill Walton, a San Diego native who was two years removed from an NBA Championship with the Trail Blazers.

Walton missed 68 games due to foot injuries ( which he also suffered in his final years in Portland ).

During the first season, John Walton Jr .— known to nearly everyone as John-Boy — is seventeen years old, and his parents have been married for eighteen years.

A Walton Thanksgiving Reunion takes place in 1963, 30 years after " The Homecoming ", even though the actors are only 22 years older.

John Walton makes a reference to Grandpa having been dead " 15 years ", although by the original series timeline it would have been 22 years.

* Mary Ellen Walton ( Judy Norton Taylor ), the oldest Walton daughter, about two years younger than Jason.

When a post office was located there in 1850, it is reported by the Okolona Area Chamber of Commerce that the postmaster of nearby Aberdeen Colonel Josiah N. Walton remembered an encounter with a Chickasaw brave while traveling in the area years earlier.

There is a similar entry in the patent book three years later, but Scarburgh and West were the recipients instead of Walton, and in 1678 a formal patent was issued to both of them.

For 2 – 3 years Ailric was able to maintain a guerrilla war out of his estates in the west of South Yorkshire, until Ilbert was forced to come to an accommodation with him, whereby Ailric would communicate with the local people and Ilbert would grant him back, many of his former estates, including Walton Hall.

In Bliss's later years, his work was respected but was thought old-fashioned, and it was eclipsed by the music of younger colleagues such as William Walton and Benjamin Britten.

With the sales volume growing from $ 80, 000 to $ 225, 000 in three years, Walton drew the attention of the landlord, P. K.

After the expansion, and 5 years under Walton, it was doing $ 250, 000 in sales annually.

During the early years, the orchestra was led by Paul Beard and David McCallum, and included leading players such as Anthony Pini, Reginald Kell, Léon Goossens, Gwydion Brooke, Geoffrey Gilbert, Bernard Walton and James Bradshaw.

Almost ten years before the founding of the Militant tendency, in 1955, Ted Grant was almost selected by the Walton Constituency Labour Party as its parliamentary candidate.

With a broken leg Walton was held captive for the British army for two years.

Walton also received the USBWA College Player of the Year and Naismith College Player of the Year as the top college basketball player in the country three years in a row while attending UCLA, at the same time earning Academic All-American honors three times.

A village has stood on the site since long before the Norman conquest The early history of Felixstowe, including its Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Norman and medieval defences, is told under the name of Walton, because the name Felixstowe was given retrospectively, during the 13th century, to a place which had already been important for well over a thousand years.

For three years, he served as an Air Force attorney, then returned to Paducah and joined the law firm of Reed, Scent, Reed, and Walton.

" " The Fort Walton Beach-Fort Walton did not become Fort Walton Beach until June 1953 places were doing a booming business on the weekends while there were rumors that the sheriff might enforce the law in Shalimar and close the place there ," Meigs told the Playground News in 1959.

The owner of the shop next door refused 6 times, and Walton gave up on Bentonville when his father in law, without Sam's knowledge, paid the shop owner a final visit, and $ 20, 000 to secure the lease.

The law also provided that Franklin and Walton would divide " existing money and poor people ", as shall appear most equitable to the major part of them.

Walton continued studying and once his apprenticeship ended, he moved to Savannah, Georgia, in 1769 to study law under a Mr. Young, and was admitted to the bar in 1774.

In order to crack down on the racist group, Walton declared martial law in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma and Tulsa County, Oklahoma, with the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in Tulsa County.

Following the announcement of the creation of the grand jury, on September 15, 1923, Walton declared “ absolute martial law ” for the entire State of Oklahoma.

After his service as Commissioner, Walton retired from political office to practice law.

Abzug graduated from Walton High School in New York City, where she was class president, and went on to Hunter College of the City University of New York, later earning a law degree from Columbia University in 1947.

It was his only serious brush with the law – Walton completed two years probation without further incident – but Walton remained deeply embarrassed about the check fraud episode.

After graduation Walton became a member of the law firm which represented Wal-Mart ; Conner and Winters in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Finally, Justice O ' Connor warned that the Court's decision did not square with Walton v. Arizona,, in which the Court had ruled that the jury-trial requirement expressly did not apply to the aggravating factors required under Arizona law to impose a death sentence.

At Yale, he was case editor of the Yale Law Journal and studied with the law and economics pioneer Walton Hale Hamilton.

As the Arizona Supreme Court saw it, Apprendi undercut the holding of Walton, yet Walton was directly controlling precedent from a higher court on a matter of federal constitutional law.

Trapp insisted that the law did not apply to him since he had been elected Lieutenant Governor and succeeded to the Governorship only upon the impeachment and removal from office of John C. Walton.