- A
withy or
withe (also
willow and osier) is a
strong flexible willow stem,
typically used in thatching, basketmaking,
gardening and for
constructing woven...
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Furness Withy was a
major British transport business. It was
listed on the
London Stock Exchange. The
company was
founded by
Christopher Furness and Henry...
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Withy is the
surname of:
Arthur Withy (1870–1943), New
Zealand journalist and
political activist, son of
Edward Withy Edward Withy (c. 1844–1927), English...
- In Re
Polemis & Furness,
Withy & Co Ltd (1921) is an
English tort case on
causation and
remoteness in the law of negligence. The
Court of
Appeal held...
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Bitter Withy or Mary Mild (Roud #452) is an
English folk song
reflecting an
unusual and
apocryphal vernacular idea of
Jesus Christ. The
withy of the title...
- (12 m), with a 16-foot (5 m) arm span, and is made of
black maul
willow withies woven over a 3-tonne
steel frame.
Willow Man was
commissioned by South...
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Henry Withy (11
November 1852 – 31 May 1922) was a ship-builder and ship
owner involved in
local government of
Hartlepool as a
magistrate and councillor...
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Edward Withy (c. 1844 – 26
March 1927) was born in Bristol,
England and in 1869 co-founded a
shipbuilding partnership at
Hartlepool that
eventually became...
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Arthur Withy (February 1870 – 24
September 1943) was a New
Zealand journalist and
political activist. Born in
Seaton Carew in
England in 1870,
Withy arrived...
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George Withy (15 May 1924 – 17
November 1998) was a journalist,
member of the
Press Council (UK),
President of the CIOJ (1975–1976) and the
great nephew...
