^B{^#!16!13 July^N! Feast day of Saints Bridget and Maura, St Henry the Emperor, St Silas or Silvanus, St Francis Solano, and St Eugenius of Carthage.
^B{1793^B} Jean Paul Marat, French revolutionary leader, was stabbed to death in his bath by Charlotte Corday. ^B{1837^B} Queen Victoria became the first sovereign to move into Buckingham Palace. ^B{1871^B} The first cat show was held, organized by Harrison Weir, at Crystal Palace, London, UK. ^B{1878^B} The Treaty of Berlin was signed, granting Bosnia-Herzegovina to Austria-Hungary, and gaining the independence of Romania, Serbia, and Montenegro from Turkey. ^B{1930^B} The World Football Cup was first held in Uruguay; the hosts beat the 13 other competing countries. ^B{1985^B} Two simultaneous 'Live Aid' concerts, one in London and one in Philadelphia, raised over ú50 million for famine victims in Africa.
^B{^I{^#!14!Born ^N}John Dee, English alchemist, astrologer, and mathematician, ^B{1527^B}; George Gilbert Scott, English architect, ^B{1811^B}; Sidney Webb, English social reformer, ^B{1859^B}; David Storey, English novelist and dramatist, ^B{1933^B}; Harrison Ford, US film actor, ^B{1942^B}.
^B{^I{^#!14!Died ^N}Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, ^B{1712^B}; James Bradley, English astronomer, ^B{1762^B}; Jean Paul Marat, French revolutionary leader, ^B{1793^B}; John Charles FrΘmont, US explorer, ^B{1890^B}; Arnold Schoenberg, Austrian composer, ^B{1951^B}; Seretse Khama, Botswanan politician, ^B{1980^B}.
