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9 hours ago · More officers arrived on scene and police said the suspect, 57-year-old William Dean Jeffries, shot at the officers. The police department called their SWAT team in and cleared nearby homes.
2 days ago · Of the eleven Australians appointed governor-general since 1965, Lord Casey, Sir Paul Hasluck and Bill Hayden were former federal parliamentarians; Sir John Kerr was the chief justice of the Supreme Court of New South Wales; Sir Ninian Stephen and Sir William Deane were appointed from the bench of the High Court; Sir Zelman Cowen was a vice ...
4 days ago · The Apsley coheirs in 1678 settled the advowson on Sir Thomas Hesilrige the younger, who presented in 1680 and 1683, but sold the advowson to William Deane of Leicester in 1688.
4 days ago · The honorable general James Murray was appointed governor of Upnor-castle in 1775, in the room of major-general William Deane, deceased, and on his preferment, captain William Browne succeeded in 1778, and resigned in 1784, on being appointed lieutenantgovernor of Guernsey.
As nothing is recorded to the contrary, we may assume that Deane conformed to the Act of Uniformity and the Act Supremacy passed by Elizabeth's first Parliament. Deane was always known as 'Sir' John Deane, a complimentary title given to the clergy at that time, as 'Reverend' is to-day.
3 days ago · The suspect, identified as William Dean Jefferis, 57, who is an employee with the Town of Clover, fired several rounds inside the home, police said. SC man dies after placing lit firework on his ...
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2 days ago · William Dean Howells was a consummate man of letters. Novelist, poet, playwright, memoirist, critic—this author of well over one hundred books also edited the leading magazines of his day: the Atlantic Monthly (1871–1881) and Harper's (“The Editor's Study,” 1886–1892, and “The Editor's Easy Chair,” 1900–1920.
