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	Bow Street and Russell Street Area: Catherine Street \| British History Online
		When this street was first laid out by the fourth Earl of Bedford in the 1630's it was closed at its southern end a few yards north of the present junction with Exeter Street and Aldwych by the wall of Exeter House garden and the back premises of the White Hart Inn in the Strand.
		In 1657 ground south of the street was bought from the fifth Earl by the tenant of the White Hart, (ref.
		118) Clifton's previous tavern in Russell Street, the Goat, does not seem to have been a very staid place, and although he subsequently figures in chapelry matters in respectable guise the Fleece itself was to become notorious for the murders committed there.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=46116 (3443 words)

	Russell Street Bombing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Russell Street Bombing is the term by which the March 27, 1986 bombing of the Russell Street Police Headquarters complex in Russell Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is known.
		Reed was charged with attempted murder, recklessly causing serious injury, using a firearm to prevent apprehension and possessing explosives in suspicious circumstances in addition to charges related to the Russell Street bombing.
		The crown did not allege that any person played any particular role in the bombing, but that each of them were members of a team which planned the bombing and caused the bomb to explode.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Russell_Street_Bombing (649 words)

	Russell & Bromley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Russell and Bromley story begins in 1873 when George Frederick Bromley left his home in Hastings to work as a journeyman-shoemaker for prosperous Albion Russell of Lewes.
		Her brother, Albion Russell II, inherited the three main establishments at Lewes, Newhaven and East Grinstead.
		With this deal they also gained their first shop in Knightsbridge, and Russell and Bromley, after seventy years of trading, was installed firmly in two of the best shopping streets in the world.
	www.russellandbromley.co.uk /page.pl?id=8 (1613 words)

	Russell Street Police Headquarters Information
		Russell Street Police Headquarters was for many years the headquarters of the Victoria Police before they were moved to St Kilda Road in about 1990.
		The complex is located on the north-eastern corner of Russell and La Trobe streets, and extends along Russell Street to the intersection of Mackenzie Street, Melbourne.
		Across the road on Russell Street is the Old Melbourne Gaol, old City Police Station and City Courts buildings (both now occupied by the RMIT University).
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Russell_Street_Police_Headquarters (291 words)

	London for free - Theatreland Walk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Russell Street was in the heart of London's clubland for a hundred years until around 1815.
		In world war two, the first bombs of the Blitz were dropped in September, 1940 and over the next 6 months, 71 raids were made by German bombers, who dropped 18,000 tons of bombs, killing 20,000 Londoners.
		Bombing ceased on May 10th, 1941, but then re-commenced in June, 1944 and continued almost until the end of the war in 1945.
	www.londonforfree.net /walks/theatreland/theatreland.html (2904 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Russell Street Bombing
		The Russell Street Bombing is the term by which the March 27, 1986 bombing of the Russell Street Police Headquarters complex in Russell Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is known.
		The crown did not allege that any person played any particular role in the bombing, but that each of them were members of a team which planned the bombing and caused the bomb to explode.
		Gelignite and detonators used in the construction of the bomb were of the same type as those stolen from Tryconnel Mine.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Russell_Street_Bombing (634 words)

	9/16: Terrorists Bomb Wall Street by Lona Manning
		The story behind the Wall Street bombings encompasses the period known as the ''Red Scare'' and led to one of the most famous trials in American history.
		On the first anniversary of the Wall Street bombing, Flynn publicly discussed the Justice Department's theory that the bombing was the work of ''the so-called Galliani band that was centered in Paterson, N.J., but whose members became widely scattered.'' He suspected that Galleani himself, by then deported to Italy, ordered the strike.
		Historian Francis Russell argues for Sacco's guilt in Sacco and Vanzetti in Sacco and Vanzetti: The Case Resolved.
	www.crimemagazine.com /06/wallstreetbomb,0115-6.htm (6553 words)

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		But it was as the prime suspect in the Walsh Street murders - the 1988 assassinations of police officers Steven Tynan and Damien Eyre - that Victor Peirce became most widely known.
		Peirce was in custody for more than two years over the Walsh Street murders, but the most serious charge he was ever convicted of was one of drug dealing, for which he received a six-year sentence.
		His mother was interviewed in relation to Melbourne's Great Bookie Robbery, some of his brothers were linked to the Russell Street bombing in which a woman police officer was killed, and they were also associates of disgraced NSW detective Roger Rogerson.
	www.smh.com.au /cgi-bin/common/printArticle.pl?path=/articles/2002/05/02/1019441413044.html (796 words)

	Australian News Online
		Stan Taylor was a product of H Division inside Pentridge during the 1970s, but his criminal career ended with the 1986 car-bomb attack on Russell Street Police Headquarters in Melbourne.
		Taylor was convicted with two other men of the Russell Street bombing and is still serving a life sentence.
		While Taylor was incarcerated in H Division another young prisoner was being introduced to the rehabilitative qualities of isolation by solitary confinement.
	www.geocities.com /gregskables/archive3/2003b87.html (916 words)

	Crime Scene - Melbourne Underworld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Tom Scriva, a solicitor with links to the Benvenuto clan, Russell Street bombing suspects and those accused of the Walsh Street shootings died of natural causes.
		Police later alleged that between January 15 and 31 2001, former detective Russell Bassett falsely told the owner of Gotham City brothel in South Melbourne, who was applying to vary a brothel licence, that a serving police officer on the board of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal would preside over his application.
		Former WA CIB chief, Don Hancock, was killed by a car bomb in what police believe was a payback killing by Gypsy Jokers motorcycle gang members after the murder of one of their members in 2000.
	www.melbournecrime.bizhosting.com /crimescene.timeline2002.htm (6635 words)

	SIGHTINGS: The Oklahoma City Bombing
		The ANFO bomb demolished at least 25% of the Murrah building and caused varying degrees of damage to a further 270 buildings in the immediate vicinity of the bomb.
		Simply stated, it is a physical, chemical and thermodynamic impossibility for a 4800 pound ANFO bomb, at a distance of approximately 20 feet away, to of inflicted the kind of damage the government said it did.
		In the Oklahoma bombing case it seems the government is attempting to perform a similar feat of light and magic.
	www.rense.com /political/bombing1.htm (10205 words)

	News Archive May2004
		Russell Crowe is the kind of guy - I went up to his farm, he's got a big ranch up there, his mother and father are up there.
		Russell Crowe is dead-center perfect as Captain Jack Aubrey, and O’Brian himself would surely have been pleased to know that the moral gravity of his novels has made it to the screen intact.
		Russell Crowe, who plays Capt. Jack Aubrey with the breezy authority of a born captain, is usually an academy favorite, and Paul Bettany gave a wonderfully detailed supporting performance as Aubrey's friend and shipmate Stephen Maturin.
	www.russellcroweheaven.com /news/NewsArchiveMay2004.htm (10587 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| London \| Witnesses tell of bomb blast hell
		The bomb must have been within 10 feet of me but that carriage took most of the blast and we were just showered in glass.
		We could hear the screams from the carriage where the bomb had gone off - they were trapped in twisted metal.
		It was a train on the Piccadilly line between King's Cross and Russell Square and literally it was just a very loud bang.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/4659243.stm (1818 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Metro
		Park street is one of the few thoroughfares in the city through which buses and trucks are not allowed to tear down.
		Park Street exists in Upjohn’s map of 1794 and it was popularly known as Gorastan Chowringhee ka Rasta for it terminated at South Park Street Cemetery at No 52.
		Memories of the large garden stretching from Russell Street to Camac Street, amidst which this building was situated and which gave the street its name, resonate in pockets of the thoroughfare.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1040814/asp/calcutta/story_3614642.asp (1115 words)

	Craig Minogue at AllExperts
		Craig W. Minogue is an Australian prisoner, convicted for the 1986 bombing of the Russell Street Police Headquarters in Russell Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia on March 27, 1986.
		The Russell Street Bombing, for which Minogue was initially imprisoned, occurred at 1pm on March 27, 1986.
		The blast killed 21 year old Constable Angela Taylor, the first Australian policewoman to be slain in the line of duty, left 22 people injured and caused massive amounts of damage to the Russell Street Police Headquarters and surrounding buildings, with damage estimated at over a million dollars.
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/cr/craig_minogue.htm (1066 words)

	Remembering the day Russell Street shook - National - theage.com.au
		A stolen Commodore loaded with 50 to 60 sticks of gelignite, some detonators and a timing device had been parked outside the Russell Street police station by a group of armed robbers with a pathological hatred for police.
		At 15 seconds past one o'clock, just as Constable Taylor was crossing Russell and La Trobe streets on her lunch run, the car exploded.
		Peter Michael Reed was acquitted of the bombing but sentenced to 12 years for armed robberies.
	www.theage.com.au /news/national/remembering-the-day-russell-street-shook/2006/03/24/1143083990293.html?page=fullpage (892 words)

	Blue Ribbon Foundation
		Segeant John McNally was murdered in 1856 at the Mt Ararat Goldfields and became the first member of Victoria Police to be feloniously slain in the line of duty.
		Constable Angela Taylor was murdered when a car bomb exploded outside the Russell Street Police Complex in 1986 and she became the first policewoman to be slain in the line of duty.
		In 1986 Constable Angela TAYLOR battled for life in the ICU of the Royal Melbourne Hospital after suffering horrific injuries in the Russell Street bombing.
	www.policeblueribbon.com.au /pageGenerator.php?page=3 (842 words)

	Interview With Russell Peters
		Russell’s comedy has been so popular in this country that it has landed him 4 Gemini Awards (Canada’s answer to the Emmy Awards).
		Russell Peters is certainly on the fast track to success – if you can call 16 years of hard work and intensive touring, fast!
		Russell’s star continues to shine as he performs before sold-out crowds from Toronto to New York to LA. I’m so proud of Russell for breaking through in such a tough industry.
	www.langfieldentertainment.com /RUSSELLPETERS.htm (1550 words)

	Ocean Press Publishers of books on Cuba, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, Latin America, social change and the CIA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Similar claims occurred in the wake of the bombing of the Russell Street police headquarters by local criminals in Melbourne in March 1986.
		The day after the bombing, Bob Bottom’s front-page story ihn the Melbourne `Age’ made a groundless assertion of PLO involvement, followed by an unsubstantiated and untrue claim that police were looking for an `Arab-looking suspect'.
		Then there is the bombing of southern Lebanon over more than 20 years, designed to so affect the civilian population that they would press their own side for a cessation of hostilities.
	www.oceanbooks.com.au /terror/counter5.html (1933 words)

	When Precision Bombing Isn't
		JDAM bombs delivered by F-117 stealth warplanes rained down upon Baghdad after 9 P.M. [incidentally, exactly the same time Afghanistan was hit on the night of October 7, 2001].
		At 9 this morning a group of caravans was hit with cluster bombs, according to the doctors.
		They were in their house and tried to close the door against the fireball but the windows blew in and the glass and shrapnel flew everywhere.
	www.dissidentvoice.org /Articles3/Herold_PrecisionBombing.htm (4302 words)

	down with murder inc
		Two of the three bombs that exploded in the London Underground on Thursday were fitted with timer devices left in packages on trains, police said yesterday, as they embarked on a massive manhunt for the terrorists who claimed at least 50 lives and left more than 700 people injured.
		It was at 77 Great Russell Street that Dr. Chaim Weizmann, a renowned chemist, presided over the effort that culminated in the issuing of the Balfour Declaration, the first international recognition of the right of the Jewish people to a national home in what was then still a part of the Ottoman Empire.
		A fourth bomb that blew up a bus almost an hour later was probably left in a bag and not triggered by a suicide bomber, they added; experts speculate it had initially been destined for a train.
	www.declarepeace.org.uk /captain/murder_inc/site/explosive.html (13470 words)

	Violence: directions for Australia - Part 3: public sector agencies: police [Publications]
		For example the Youth Legal Service of Western Australia noted in their submission that "it is not uncommon for our young clients to claim they were physically abused or threatened by police when being arrested or questioned in relation to an alleged offence".
		Research conducted by Dr Christine A4lder and Mr Danny Sandor on the subject of street kids and violence, indicates that violence by police against young people is a problem.
		As noted above in Part One of this Report, predatory attacks on Australian police officers, such as the Russell Street bombing and the fatal shooting of Assistant Commissioner Winchester of the Federal Police, are fortunately rare.
	www.aic.gov.au /publications/vda/vda-sec24.html (5020 words)

	CNN.com - More than 50 dead in London attacks - Jul 8, 2005
		Authorities were at work at all the bomb sites except the one beneath Russell Square station, where at least 21 people died, which must be made safe before police work can begin in earnest.
		The Tavistock Place site, where a bomb killed 13 people aboard a bus, was also challenging, because the explosion took place in the open air, spreading debris over a wide area, he said.
		The bombs used in the attacks held less than 10 pounds of explosives each -- light enough to easily tote in a bag or knapsack, police said.
	www.cnn.com /2005/WORLD/europe/07/08/london.attacks/index.html (1219 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Anita Beaty, from the Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless, in her visit to Sydney in August 1998, stated We noticed that a year out, folks were being arrested routinely, just by being on the street, that oppression built up and reached fever pitch a year away from the Games¹.
		Whereas in Atlanta new laws were required to carry out this task of cleaning up the streets for the Olympics, police in NSW already have these powers, through the Police and Public Safety Act, the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act, and other laws, which give police wide discretionary powers.
		Redfern Legal Centre¹s statement regarding the law makes the point that: ³It requires very little thought to see that the people most likely to be caught are either users cutting or taxing small quantities and or selling to support their own habit, or recreational users who may supply to friends.
	www.justiceaction.org.au /Framed/Iss31_40/Frmd_36/Frmd36.txt (14869 words)

	Phoenix@Everything2.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The first season began with a car bomb exploding outside a police ball, killing one police officer and horribly burning another.
		(in the show it was a bombing at the police Christmas party) - and it was at least tacitly based on the actual Russell Street bombing in question; there were many parallels.
		A second series was made in 1993, but at least to start with it lacked the resonant hook of the first series: No bombings here, instead aggravated burglaries and related drug importation, and continual run-ins with internal investigations.
	www.everything2.com /?node=Phoenix (3118 words)

	Body Parts: Bombing Mecca
		Bertrand Russell hated the idea; most peace Utopians of the Cold War hated the idea; most communists hated the idea, too, of course.
		Captain's Quarters thinks of the issue narrowly in terms of terrorism and therefore bombing Mecca would be overkill.
		If we were to bomb it, the regime would disintegrate under pressure from Islam in general, because it had failed to protect the holiest of Islamic shrines.
	shroudedindoubt.typepad.com /bodyparts/2005/07/bombing_mecca.html (1044 words)

	ABOUT PHOENIX AND JANUS
		The first season dealt with the investigation of an urban terrorist car bombing which claimed the lives of two police officers.
		Phoenix was inspired by the events surrounding the Russell Street bombing in 1986 in which a car bomb claimed the life of a Victorian Policewoman.
		Advisor to the Phoenix production team was Gordon Davie, a former Victorian CIB detective who served in several task forces, including the investigation of the Russell Street bombing.
	www.propaganda.com.au /phoenix/about.html (337 words)

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