Russell William Thaw — (25 October 1910 6 May 1984) was a racing pilot who fought in World War II. BiographyThaw was the son of Evelyn Nesbit and, legally, he was also the son of her husband Harry Kendall Thaw. The Thaw Nesbit couple became notorious after Thaw… … Wikipedia
Russell William Wallace — Russell William „Rusty“ Wallace Geboren: 14. August 1956 Geburtsort: the United States … Deutsch Wikipedia
Russell,William Felton — Russell, William Felton. Known as “Bill.” Born 1934. American basketball player and coach. A center for the Boston Celtics (1956 1969), he led the team to 11 National Basketball Association championships (1957 1965 and 1968 1969). * * * … Universalium
Russell, William Russell, Lord — born Sept. 29, 1639 died July 21, 1683, London, Eng. English Whig politician. A member of the House of Commons, he joined the opposition to the pro French policies of Charles II. In 1678 he was convinced by Titus Oates s fabricated Popish Plot,… … Universalium
Russell, William Russell, Lord — (29 sep. 1639–21 jul. 1683, Londres, Inglaterra). Político whig inglés. Miembro de la Cámara de los Comunes, se unió a los opositores a las políticas pro francesas de Carlos II. En 1678 estuvo convencido de la veracidad del complot papista… … Enciclopedia Universal
Russell, William — (1741 1793) Historian, b. in Selkirkshire, and apprenticed to a bookseller in Edin., he was patronised by Lord Elibank, and went to London, where he followed literature as a profession. He wrote poems and fables, a History of America (1779),… … Short biographical dictionary of English literature
RUSSELL, WILLIAM, LORD — prominent politician in Charles II. s reign, younger son of the Earl of Bedford; entered the first Restoration Parliament, became a prominent leader in the Country Party in opposition to the CABAL (q.v.) and the Popish schemes of the king;… … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
RUSSELL, WILLIAM CLARK — a popular writer of nautical novels, born in New York; gained his experience of sea life during eight years service as a sailor; was a journalist on the staff of the Daily Chronicle before, in 1887, he took to writing novels, which include… … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
Russell, William Clark — (b. 1844) Novelist. John Holdsworth, Chief Mate (1874), A Sailor s Sweetheart (1877), An Ocean Tragedy (1881), The Convict Ship (1895), List, ye Landsmen (1897), Overdue (1903), The Yarn of Old Harbour Town (1905), etc … Short biographical dictionary of English literature
William Russell — William Russell, Bill Russell, Billy Russell, or Willy Russell may refer to: In politics * George William Erskine Russell (1853–1919), Liberal Party politician in the United Kingdom * William A. Russell (1831–1899), U.S. Representative from… … Wikipedia
William Clark Russell — (February 24, 1844 – November 8, 1911) was a popular American writer of nautical novels and horror stories. William Clark Russell from Who When What Book, 1900 Born in New York City, he gained his experience of sea life during eight years service … Wikipedia
