There are about thirty cases on record, of which the most famous, that of the Countess Cornelia de Baudi Cesenate, was minutely investigated and described by Giuseppe Bianchini, a prebendary of Verona, otherwise distinguished in letters, who published an account of it at Verona in
1731, which he afterwards republished at Rome.
In
1731 the house in which the library was took fire, and more than a hundred books were burned, some being partly and some quite destroyed.
More than a century afterwards, in
1731, when the evil was complete and irretrievable, an order was issued that all stray animals should be destroyed.
1731) 1796 Horace Mann, US pioneer of public schools (d.
Anyone with information is asked to phone 101 quoting incident number
1731.
It occupied the site of a very ancient building known as the Red House (in Welsh, Ty Coch) a name by which the inn was long known (1710,
1731, 1777, 1778).
Were obviously very proud to carry this title for another year, said Micah Andrews, owner of Oak & Ore,
1731 NW 16th St.
Overall turnout was recorded 39.42 percent as only 126860 out of 321786 registered voters of the constituency used their right to franchise at 220 polling stations, while
1731 votes were rejected.
As many as 2069 teams including
1731 mobile teams of the Health department would take part in the campaign, he said and added that the teams would go door-to-door for vaacination.
The first part is focused on LeeAEs life from
1731 to 1764, the second part on the ten years leading up to the war, the third on LeeAEs early involvement in the Revolution, and the last part on the last four years of the subjectAEs life.
Handel must have been pleased with his new and improved work, for when it was revived in November
1731, he made very few changes.
In
1731, Captain Robert Jenkins of the ship Rebecca was seized by the Spanish and had his ear lopped-off as a deterrent to others.