Brothers, Richard

He did important work on the decompn of coal and other solid fuels. His brother, Richard Bornstein, is co-author of Landolt-Bornstein Ref F.Frank, AngChem 45,289(1932)... 

First successful kidney transplant (Joseph Edward Murray) American surgeon Murray performs the first successful kidney transplant, inserting one of Ronald Herrick s kidneys into his twin brother, Richard. Murray shares the 1990 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with E. Donnall Thomas, who developed bone marrow transplantation. 

I have no doubt, I say, and indeed I have none. Richard of Gloucester has ever been thus, and thus he commands the allegiance of men as much as does his royal blood and the confidence of his brother whom I have learned to call the late King Edward. Have I not made Richard the chief executor of my will, though he be my captor and my enemy even to death ... 

And that he wasn t crook-backed. At least, the real Richard, Duke of Gloucester, wasn t.. . But you re right. Edward IV was eighteen when he won the battle of Towton, which finished off poor old Henry VI as a king. And he had brothers, and then sons. 

And what of Richard of Gloucester himself In Burgundy he was little more than a quick, clever lad serving his brother the King, and when we returned, even as I was sent west with Ned to rule in the King s name, he was sent north. He was known by report to have become a quick, clever man of firm dealing. Cer-... 

When Edward, victorious, entered London, he made Richard of Gloucester Constable of the Tower for he of all men, Edward knew, would not turn his coat from the colors of their great Plan-tagenet father of York, as their brother George had done. 

I was taken aback. Here, new-minted, was his brother Clarence s envy. Had Richard only been more politic in hiding a bitterness that was yet the same ... 

Anthony. That he was brought here after all those months hidden away at Sheriff Hutton. You see, Richard III seized power. Well, he wasn t Richard III then he was Richard, Duke of Gloucester, youngest brother of Edward IV, who d just died. I never... 

As the days passed, thick with the tedium of a household that was not mine, and that heard no news that was not censored, I could only pray that Bess and Cecily would be safe, and trust that even Richard would not forswear his oath. My brother Edward wrote that Richard needed the respect of the great men before whom he had sworn more than he needed Bess and her sisters dead, and I had to be content with that assurance. And the younger girls stayed with me. 

Now that I did know. With your brother Sir Richard—the new Lord Rivers, I should say—with him at Grafton so much, even quietly, the news gets there. And as I promised you, there s not much that doesn t cross the valley to Hartwell after. And is she well, Lady Bess ... 

Prophetical passages concerning the present times, in which the person, character, mission, c. c. of Richard Brothers, is clearly pointed at as the Elijah of the present day, the bright star to guide the Hebrews, c. selected from the writings of Jacob Behmen. .. London Printed for G. Riebau, No. 439, Strand, 1795. v.p. 

Despite the change of name and the greater changes wrought by the hand of time, she knows him at once. It is Richard, her brother. 

Bonino s lecture met with success and gained a nod of approval from various colleagues, including Walter Hiickel, the brother of Erich. [72] Furthermore, Bonino renewed his friendship with Peter Debye and formed an acquaintance with Richard Kuhn, the president of the German Chemical Society. Nevertheless, in Paris he only touched upon the relationships between structure, valency, stereochemistry and the concept of symmetry. He took these arguments into deeper consideration the following year on a different occasion in Germany. 

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