The men lifted her body onto a gurney and transported it to the ferry dock.
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Gurney was only 32 when his mental condition deteriorated to the point of him being declared insane.
He was strapped to a gurney and taken to a hospital emergency room, where he eventually calmed down.
He slept during the last hours of his life, and hopped up on the gurney just before 7am.
Rosamund Gurney sang in the choral section of The Planets in the famous 1927 performance at Cheltenham Town Hall.
Every time the gurney lurched over a transom, the boy winced in pain.
Prosecutors opened the trial with a graphic image of Michael Jackson on a gurney with tubes in his nose.
They lost openers Niall O'Brien and Stephen Peters inside the first six overs to Harris and Harry Gurney respectively.
Dr. Hammer and his team spring into action, pulling the shark on board with a traffic-cone orange gurney.
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Heavy snowfall also caused problems in Shepton Mallet, Wellington, Farrington Gurney and Bath.
Last year, Spears suffered a mental breakdown and was taken to a Los Angeles psychiatric ward strapped to a gurney.
What could he assemble to commemorate the day I was born on a gurney in a blizzard in Washington, D.
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"This picture clearly isn't representative of the demographics of each force, " says Rob Gurney of the Disabled Police Association.
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Mr. Gurney designed the four-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in Washington's Forest Hills neighborhood, tearing down a dilapidated 1922 Victorian on the property.
Gurney's Violin Sonata in E-Flat Major is featured on a CD, called Works for Violin and Piano, released by EM Records.
Many regard him as a major poet, but Mr Venables said Gurney thought of himself "as a composer first and poet second".
The walls were painted green, and in the center of the room, where an electric chair used to be, was a sheeted gurney.
Robert Gurney, one of the city's most prominent modern architects, says he has triple the number of clients that he had five years ago.
Moments earlier, the soldier asked the medics to keep his leg from falling off the gurney as they hurried him into the emergency room.
May Gurney employs more that 6, 000 people and mend potholes, collect and recycle household rubbish, clean streets, repair street lights and rebuild railway bridges.
The elevator doors opened at the eleventh floor, and, before I had time to get out, the two men in white entered with a gurney.
Meanwhile, parents are "just crossing their fingers and hoping somebody will budge, " said Evie Gurney, the director of high-school placement at Bank Street School for Children.
Kris Reilly, city editor of The Daily Press in Victorville, arrived at the scene with a photographer to see a man in dark clothing on a hospital gurney.
Philip Fellowes-Prynne, chief executive of infrastructure services firm May Gurney, told the Today programme's Lesley Curwen, that infrastructure spending is "a good way of getting money into the economy".
Callum Gurney and David York, who are part of a group of 11 friends who bought the statue, said their "dream" was to place it above their local pub in Allestree.
Officers approached his vehicle with guns drawn, and Brooks appeared to be punched by one of the officers before he was shackled by the wrists and ankles on an ambulance gurney.
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