night walkers — In England, described in the statute 5 Edw. Ill, c. 14, as persons who sleep by day and walk by night. Persons who prowl about at night, and are of a suspicious appearance and behavior. Persons whose habit is to be abroad at night for the purpose … Black's law dictionary
The Night Walkers — were a Puerto Rican rock band during the 1960s and 70s. Their debut album, Introducing The Night Walkers , was released on the Inca label in Puerto Rico. In 1970 they had success with Tema de la telenovela Natacha , the theme song from the… … Wikipedia
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Light The Night Walk — is The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society s nationwide evening Walk to build awareness of blood cancers and raise funds for cures. Walkers carry illuminated balloons white for survivors, red for supporters and gold for those walking in memory to… … Wikipedia
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Mill (Mille), Humphrey — (fl. 1646) The son of William Mille from Sussex, he was educated at Queen s College, Oxford. Nothing else is known of him. In 1638 he published Poems Occasioned by a Melancholy Vision, Or a Melancholy Vision upon Divers Theames Enlarged, which … British and Irish poets
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