Some of the tombs where the spider was discovered date back to the 1830s.
In the 1830s he began preaching the importance of diet in a virtuous life.
It was built in the early 1830s and was later run by Johnnie Walker, but closed down in 1919.
The hall was remodelled and extended by architect Sir Charles Barry for the Duke of Sutherland in the 1830s.
During the 1830s, U.S. states got into the business of building railroads and canals, and they all lost money.
In the 1830s, there was a great desire that slavery not be discussed anywhere particularly on the floor of Congress.
It said the house, designed in the 1830s, had been granted the status on the grounds of historical and architectural interest.
It was invented in Germany in the 1830s and has never been a "natural" instrument it has always had valves.
Its a small-batch bourbon that, in its modern incarnation dates back to 1987, although family-lore traces the recipe to the 1830s.
That may partly explain why Texas has never had a Latino governor, and California has had only one, back in the 1830s.
For Deburau, who created the character of Pierrot on the French stage in the 1830s, the white-faced clown became his other self.
Duffy estimated that only 12 to 14 people have been killed by sharks in New Zealand since record keeping began in the 1830s.
The first baths opened in the 1830s, taking advantage of the natural brine springs that have been used in the town since Roman times.
The worker-poets of the 1830s, who swore off sleep to instead live the free lives they aspired to at night, all night, would be proud.
Since the 1830s, the price of gold has effectively tracked inflation.
The project before this one was devoted to bringing Maria Malibran, a fellow mezzo with a brief but illustrious career in the 1830s, out of obscurity.
In the 1830s, John Jacob Astor transferred his fortune in beaver pelts and international trade into real estate, to become New York's largest landholder and richest man.
It would be somewhat difficult to trace cholera outbreaks in 18th-century American towns since cholera did not reach North America, or Europe for that matter, until the 1830s.
In the late 1830s, a bunch of doughty Dutch-speaking pioneers embarked on the Great Trek: a thousand-mile hike across desert and bush to escape the tyranny of British rule.
In the 1830s, Tocqueville noted that Americans were "restless in the midst of abundance, " always moving, always working and perpetually hurling themselves into one new business venture after another.
Despite the fact that Britons were far more likely to die from murder (let alone cholera) than from rabies, tales of fatal cases filled the newspapers during the 1830s.
Dr Heather Shore, a social history expert at Leeds Metropolitan University, describes the period of the 1830s and 1840s as one in which a great deal of "big society"-type activity was undertaken.
Merchant banker Augustus Smith bought the lease from the Duchy of Cornwall back in the 1830s, and his descendants, the Dorrien-Smiths, now run the Tresco Estate as a family business.
The giant tortoises of the Galapagos helped Charles Darwin formulate his theory of evolution after he visited the islands in the 1830s, on his five year voyage aboard HMS Beagle.
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The Whitty family business perished during the 1830s - but the tradition was revived in the town in 1937, when Harry Dutfield, the son of a Glasgow carpet designer, founded the current company.
The Whitty family firm went out of business in the 1830s, but the tradition was revived in the town in 1937, when Harry Dutfield, the son of a Glasgow carpet designer, founded the current company.
Tests carried out in 2004 on the boards of this room dating back to the 1830s revealed the original surface beneath grime, discolored varnish and the repainting done by maintenance staff over fifty years ago.
The building's interior has been kept to the same layout, with none of the internal walls being knocked down or moved, and the windows have been designed to reflect the original 1830s style, developers said.
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The Charles Dickens Museum celebrates arguably the most iconic author of Victorian London, who lived and scribbled here in the late 1830s, recreating aspects of his daily life and career with manuscripts, paintings and original furniture.
From the 1830s through the 1920s the nitrates in Chile's Atacama Desert were used mainly for explosives, but the market collapsed in the late 1920s with the invention of synthetic nitrates and the onset of the Depression.
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