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... Lord Denbigh, is another Sister of Charity, and spends her days «t a convent in Klou-Kiang, which i* in China, a ... Clifford, sister* of Lord Clifford, of Chudleigh, are both nuns, as are Miss Cicely Aruadell. sister to Lord Arun ...
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... Lord Nomjra, Admiral Lord Walter Kcrr. Lord BeauatoBt, Lord North, Lord Clifford of ChudU.gh, Lord Acton, tb* O'Conor DOB. Lord William Nevill. Lord Braye, Lord Arundell of Wardour, Hemes, Lord Emly. Lord Morris, th* Lord Chief -Jostioe ...
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... Lord liousaulo, Lord Churston, Lord Do Clifford, tho Mur- quis of Aik-sbury, Lord Dudley, Kir John Astley, Sir Maurice Duff Gordon nnd Sir James Wontworth. Smith was seconded by Jack Harper and Jack Buldook; Jucluun by Jack Fallen and ...
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terrorism. an extension olit'to bhis country,1 lord. Carrington said. j "We are dealing with the most not hifh-nuodei .patriots but criminals, totally totally rutblest." Lord Clifford .1 — "A united Ireland one way or another, is bound ...
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... Lord Chancellor. Lords Clifford and Dormer also took their oiths, and were similarjy greeted. • They were not introduced as is the custom with newly created Peers. MAY 1. Lord Stafford, Lord Sfourfon, and Lord Petre, took the oath ...
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... Clifford, a son of the along the newly made roads. late Lord Clifford, Is a direcMr. Clifford first became Intor of eleven companies, with interests all over the world. terested in the boy scout movement through two friends— the ...
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... Lord CLIFFORD ef CHUDLEIGH stid t! ia tmaodment on thi* clause differed from the one> jast moved* ia this, thtt it retained the power of appointment ia the Local Authority, but gave the Parents* Committee not only a right to intervene ...
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... Clifford's ancestors. Furniture was stored elsewhere to make room for the grain. Lord Clifford decided to turn his mansion into a storehouse' \vlitn Ills normal storage Jacilitits became. WoodJots are used tor pasture by at least some ...
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... Clifford's ancestors. Furniture was stored elsewhere to make room for the grain. Lord Clifford decided to turn his mansion Into a storehouse when his normal storage facilities became overtaxed. SLEEPER — This beautiful poignor, cut ...
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... Lord de Tabley, who hurst a hloiul-Tos-el whilst out with hi* regiment, the Grenadier Guiiri!*. in the Great Park ... Clifford, eldest *on of Lord Clifford, of Cbudleigh, with tbe Honourable Agct* Petre. daughter of Lord and Lady ...