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Jean baptiste jupille was a young boy who received an early vaccine for rabies by Louis Pasteur. He was a 15 year old who was bitten by a dog while protecting other children from the dog.
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Where was Charlemagne born?
Charlemagne is believed to have been born in Herstal where his father was also born. It is an ancient city near present day Belgium. Charlemagne went to live in his father's villa in Jupille when he was about seven. This fact caused Jupille to be listed as a possible place of birth in almost every history book.
When was Pipen the Short born?
Pépin le Bref (Pépin III). Son of Charles Martel. Born c.715 at Jupille, near Liege in modern Belgium.
What actors and actresses appeared in St. Ives - 1955?
The cast of St. Ives - 1955 includes: Garth Adams Bart Allison Nigel Arkwright Carl Bernard as Laclas Jennifer Browne Donald Cashfield Edward Dane Guy Deghy as Goguelat Roger Delgado as Gautier Peter Diamond Bernard Dudley Anne Gillens Kim Grant Maria Hanson Carl Jaffe as The Count Gerald Lawson as Clausel Philip Lennard Constance Luttrell Peter Macarte Francis Matthews as Ronald Gilchrist Jack May Carole Maybank James McKechnie as Dalmahoy Noelle Middleton as Flora Gilchrist Stuart Nichol Geoffrey Palmer Edna Petrie as Mrs. McRankine Joan Sanderson as Miss Gilchrist Robert Scroggins as Rowley Anthony Sharp as Major Chevenix Gladys Spencer as Madame Jupille Hartnell Stone William Thomley Douglas Wilmer as Alain Arthur Young as Romaine
Did Charlemagne have a last name?
Answer: The practice of having a last name has only been popular for a while. In France Napoleon brought it into common use to make book-keeping easier for his troops and Charlemagne preceded Napoleon by several centuries and so didn't have a last name, unless you count "I" as he was Charles I. In addition, being royalty, everyone knew him and he didn't have need of any other name.If you want to imagine a last name ... Charlemagne (known also as Carolus Magnus or Karolus Magnus, all meaning meaning Charles the Great) was the son of king Pippin the Short so his last name could have been "Pippinson". His ancestors were "Merovingians" and "Carolingians" so that is another possible last name. The place of birth is often turned into a last name. He was raised in Jupille but born in Herstal, Prum, Duren, Gauting or Aachen. All these names could be turned into a last name with the addition of a D',Du or von.
What actors and actresses appeared in St. Ives - 1967?
The cast of St. Ives - 1967 includes: Jean Anderson as Miss Gilchrist John Bryans as Dudgeon Stuart Campbell as Guard James Cosmo as Dalmahoy Michael Deacon as Byfield Lawrence Douglas as 1st Youth Hamilton Dyce as Romaine Mark Eden as Alain Gordon Faith as Countryman Patrick Godfrey as Candish Joseph Greig as Sim Gordon Griffin as Ostler Gay Hamilton as Flora Gilchrist Murray Head as Saladin Walter Horsbrugh as Powl Colin Jeavons as Major Chevenix Edward Kelsey as Sombref Cavan Kendall as Ronald Gilchrist Malcolm McDowell as 2nd Youth Malya Nappi as Madame Jupille Kenneth Nash as Rowley Henry Oscar as Count John Owens as Corporal John Owens as Soldier Roy Patrick as Goguelat Edna Petrie as Mrs. McRankine Peter Porteous as Countryman Rex Rashley as Priest Mike Savage as Sentry Johnny Scripps as Drover Julian Somers as Laclas Stanley Stewart as Bow Street Runner David Sumner as St. Ives Gerald Taylor as Waiter Talfryn Thomas as Clausel Jim Tyson as Bow Street Runner Gerry Wain as Drover Christopher Wray as Bow Street Runner John Young as Drunkard Paul Young as Officer
What movie and television projects has Gladys Spencer been in?
Gladys Spencer has: Played Filomena in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Mrs. Jennybelle in "The Pleasure Garden" in 1953. Played Madame Jupille in "St. Ives" in 1955. Played Mrs, Vince in "Sixpenny Corner" in 1955. Played Old Woman in "The Silver Sword" in 1957. Performed in "The Invisible Armies" in 1958. Played Lady Charlotte Fayre in "Musical Playhouse" in 1959. Played Mrs. Jenkins in "No Hiding Place" in 1959. Played Godmother in "Suspense" in 1962. Played Mme. de Rocheseour in "It Happened Like This" in 1962. Played High Minister in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Performed in "Psyche 59" in 1964. Played Queen Victoria in "BBC Play of the Month" in 1965. Played Mrs. Pollard in "Public Eye" in 1965. Played Mrs. Durrant in "Public Eye" in 1965. Played Mrs. Walker in "A Farewell to Arms" in 1966. Performed in "Fraud Squad" in 1969. Played Janine in "Crime of Passion" in 1970. Played Lady Turpington-Mellish in "One More Time" in 1970. Played Mrs. Baize in "Jude the Obscure" in 1971. Played Mrs. Simon in "Dead of Night" in 1972. Played Principessa Lilli in "The Protectors" in 1972. Played Roxie Morganson in "New Scotland Yard" in 1972. Played Dorothy Pellerine in "Crown Court" in 1972. Played Second Old Lady in "Doctor in Charge" in 1972. Played Guest at ball in "Madame Bovary" in 1975. Played Dame Emily in "In This House of Brede" in 1975. Played Lady Ridgwell in "Cross Now" in 1977. Played Diamond Lady in "The Ice House" in 1978. Played Sylvia in "Tales of the Unexpected" in 1979. Played Old Lady in "Tales of the Unexpected" in 1979. Played Miss Muschamp in "Objects of Affection" in 1982.
