WEMBLEY
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 15
town, Middle sex, England, 9 miles W.N.W. of St. Paul's. Pop. (1920) 12,000. 9’ N., 3° 5’ W.), parish, on Firth of Forth, Fifes hire, Scotland; contains villages of Buck haven, Hast W. and mining industry. Pop. 24,000. (Baron Westzer-WEmy OF WeEmMy ) (1864), Brit. sailor; entered navy in 1877; rear admiral (1911); served in 2nd Battle Squadron (1912-13); was in command of squadron at landing in Gallipoli (1915) and at the evacuation. In Aug. 1917 he became second sea lord, and in December succeeded Lord Jellicoe as first sea lord; was Brit. naval representative at Armistice negotiations and one of signatories of Armistice (Nov. 11, 1918); was principal naval representative for Great Britain at Peace Conference (1919); resigned office (Oct. 1919) and was promoted admiral of the fieet; in Nov. 1919 was created baron. of Bohemia, and Germany; s. of Emperor Charles IV. In 1363 he was crowned king of Bohemia, and in 1378 he became king of Germany. He roused the enmity of the nobles and was imrisoned; forced to abdicate in favur of bis brother Sigismund, 1411. ¥.), city, treaty port, Che-kiang, China. Pop. 100,000. town, Livonia, Ru ia; has a ruined castle (XIT1. cent.) and a fine medizval church. Pop. 6,700
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