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...business very shattering to the nerves, and she said, "Yes, but it's nothing to a murder case I was on, once." "Oh, what murder, what murder?" we palpitated back; and both of us forgot the steamer, so that it almost ran us down, while our ferrywoman began again: "A man shot a nurse—There! Throw that line, will you?" But he, who ought to have thrown the line for her, in...

...businesses and community groups, and help raise additional revenue. There is clear amenity value of the Falls to the local community, which was enhanced in 1994 by the acquisition of an additional 15 acres of surrounding woodlands. These are slowly being developed to provide woodland walks and nature trails. Fishing and bird watching are also encouraged, as are field...

...the proletariat was far too busy cultivating their gardens. George McKay: Absolutely not. There we go. Tim Jordan: Certainly not. George McKay: Think of the French or the Italians, marvellous gardening traditions and pretty lively with revolution too. This discussion was originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4 as part of Thinking Allowed, Wednesday 4th May 2011 Find out more...

...business, land, and wealth transfers. Increasingly reparations in relation to climate justice have also been sought. * restitution The restoration of something that has been lost or stolen. Making amends for injury or loss. Making good. * Scramble for Africa A term used to describe the rapid colonisation of Africa by the major European powers, between roughly 1880 and...