Herron again called Brown, and informed him that he had killed a woman and a little boy.

He called Brown, who told him he had to take the job because he had a family to support.

Graveney called Brown "a very stuck-up individual - at least when he was sober".

In some records he was called Brown and others as Browne.

After his retirement in 1865, he shot at a policeman called Brown in Nashville.

The building was once occupied by a department store called Affleck and Brown, hence the name.

John Mills played the title role in the 1935 version, called Brown on Resolution.

But along came a historian called Brown who claimed that the millenia-old economic cycles no longer applied.

When he first called Brown, he located the coach in a hospital delivery room with his wife.

He called Brown a theologian "much more focused on theology than relations between church and state".

Herron again called Brown, and informed him that he had killed a woman and a little boy.

He called Brown, who told him he had to take the job because he had a family to support.

Graveney called Brown "a very stuck-up individual - at least when he was sober".

In some records he was called Brown and others as Browne.

After his retirement in 1865, he shot at a policeman called Brown in Nashville.

The building was once occupied by a department store called Affleck and Brown, hence the name.

John Mills played the title role in the 1935 version, called Brown on Resolution.

But along came a historian called Brown who claimed that the millenia-old economic cycles no longer applied.

When he first called Brown, he located the coach in a hospital delivery room with his wife.

He called Brown a theologian "much more focused on theology than relations between church and state".