- no
prospect of
parole after being convicted of
killing two men,
Kenneth Countie and
Michael Deloge, in Epping, New Hampshire. At the time of the crimes...
- Map of the
countie pallatine of Lancaster, 1610 by John Speed...
-
Anthony de
Countie, also
called Anthony Conti,
Anthony de
Conti and
Anthony de County, (died 1579), was a
Renaissance composer and lutenist,
active in...
- court,
Thomas Potts, in his The
Wonderfull Discoverie of
Witches in the
Countie of Lancaster, and the
number of
witches hanged together – nine at Lancaster...
-
published the
proceedings in his The
Wonderfull Discoverie of
Witches in the
Countie of Lancaster; and the
number of the
accused found guilty and
hanged was...
-
Countee Cullen (born
Countee LeRoy Porter; May 30, 1903 –
January 9, 1946) was an
American poet, novelist, children's writer, and playwright, particularly...
- "Hugh Lupus,
Earle of Chester,
sitting in his
parliament with the
barons and
abbots of that
Countie Palatine". Post-1656
engraving by
Wenceslaus Hollar...
- by King
James I to
distil whiskey. for the next
seven years,
within the
countie of Colrane,
otherwise called O
Cahanes countrey, or
within the territorie...
- of
Chester sitting in his
parliament with the
barons and
abbots of that
Countie Palatine" was
engraved in 1656 by
Wenceslaus Hollar, and
published as an...
- The
Wonderfull Discoverie of
Witches in the
Countie of
Lancaster is the
account of a
series of
English witch trials that took
place on 18–19 August 1612...
