Smedley's

On the night of June 21, 1966, Oliver Smedley, who operated a pirate radio station off the coast of England, shot a rival named Reg Calvert during a heated confrontation at Smedley's home outside London.

Radio Renegades Randall Bloomquist 2010

Calvert died instantly, but there were other victims — pirate radio itself and, it seemed, Smedley's dream of using that colorful, ephemeral medium to help roll back the British welfare state.

Radio Renegades Randall Bloomquist 2010

The move prompted the fatal confrontation at Smedley's house.

Radio Renegades Randall Bloomquist 2010

But Calvert, frustrated with Smedley's failure to deliver promised equipment and payments, soon began talks with yet another pirate, American-owned Radio London.

Radio Renegades Randall Bloomquist 2010

According to Mr. Smedley's overview, the American film colony warmly embraced FDR's liberal idealism of the 1930s.

Films in Fraught Times Stefan Kanfer 2011

My only fear is that they will go through with some of the ideas in Smedley's letter.

Methink SOE Is Worried! Peter 2005

Smedley's _Reformed Religion in France_, published in 1832 by Rivingtons, as part of their Theological Library.

Notes and Queries, Number 59, December 14, 1850 Various

And she hid in Smedley's closes -- it was the time of mowing-grass -- and nobody could find her.

England, My England 1907

"I took Smedley's place at the last moment," he whispered to her.

All Roads Lead to Calvary 1893

It was Smedley's report of the School sports held the Saturday before, and was sufficiently alarming to dishearten any ordinary reader.

The Master of the Shell Talbot Baines Reed 1872