- The
chronicle of
Gervase of
Canterbury, an
English monk,
contains what is
possibly the
earliest known reference to
ball lightning,
dated 7 June 1195...
- Staffordshire.
Ball was
suffragan Bishop of
Lewes from 1977 to 1992. He was
ordained a
bishop on 18
October 1977, by
Donald Coggan,
Archbishop of
Canterbury, at...
-
During Carey's term as
Archbishop of
Canterbury,
there were many
complaints of
serial ****
abuse made
against Peter Ball, the
Bishop of
Lewes and
later of...
-
outscored by a
total of 195 to 58. The 1946
Canterbury Purple Warriors football team
represented Canterbury College of Danville, Indiana, as a
member of...
-
February 1503, and was
buried at
Canterbury on 24 February. Sir
Reginald Bray was one of his executors.
Elrington Ball described him as one of the greatest...
- The
Canterbury-Bankstown
Bulldogs are an
Australian professional rugby league club
based in Belmore, a
suburb in the
Canterbury-Bankstown
region of Sydney...
-
Netball is a
ball sport pla**** on a
rectangular court by two
teams of
seven players. The
primary objective is to
shoot a
ball through the defender's goal...
- Crossroads.
Ball who was then
living in
Canterbury, Kent,
returned to
Australia in 1973. He was soon very busy
acting in films,
theatre and television.
Ball is...
- A time
ball or
timeball is a time-signalling device. It
consists of a large,
painted wooden or
metal ball that is
dropped at a
predetermined time, prin****lly...
- John
Ball (c. 1338 – 15 July 1381) was an
English priest who took a
prominent part in the Peasants'
Revolt of 1381.
Although he is
often ****ociated with...
