Students begin education at George Spencer at the age of eleven.

"It was the dollar signs - period," said George Spencer, foreman of the jury, which deliberated for one and a half days.

One such northerner was George Spencer, who made money with contraband cotton and later served in the Senate.

George Spencer, 4th Duke of Marlborough, was his elder brother.

George Spencer (c.1600 - April 8, 1642) was the first non-native person to be executed in Connecticut.

George Spencer is described as an ugly, balding servant with a glass eye.

George Spencer was the second son of eighteen children.

He did write a private letter to George Spencer in which he said that Nelson "contributed very much to the fortune of the day".

George Spencer, a company spokesman, said in a statement today that the company would proceed with plans to reopen the plant.

George Spencer was born at London, England.