- Drug Company.
Boswells and the
Oxford Drug
Company are
still owned by the
Pearson family and,
unusually for a
Department Store,
Boswells still contained...
- lies
split between the
civil parishes of
Melrose and St
Boswells. Historically,
Newtown St
Boswells was a
centre for
milling grain, with
watermills on its...
- at
Doane College in Nebraska, US
Boswells of Oxford, or
simply Boswells, a
department store in Oxford,
England Boswell baronets, an
extinct title in the...
- the
Boswells were able to
avoid the
introduction of
false mannerisms and
artificial melodrama into
their song renditions: "...what set the
Boswells’ sound...
-
Leith on the
Firth of
Forth built St.
Boswells as yard
number 116, and
completed her in
October 1919. St.
Boswells'
registered length was 135.4 ft (41.3 m);...
- just the Boswell's Circus. In 1919, the
Boswells had
their first show
since the war in Durban. The
Boswells started to put
effort into
enlarging their...
-
James Boswell, 9th
Laird of
Auchinleck (/ˈbɒzwɛl, -wəl/; 29
October 1740 (N.S.) – 19 May 1795), was a
Scottish biographer, diarist, and lawyer, born in...
- The
Boswells School is an age 11–18,
secondary school and college, The
Boswells College, with
academy status situated in the city of Chelmsford, Es****...
-
recorded solos during her
years with the group).
Boswell was born in
Kansas City, Missouri. The
Boswells came to be well
known locally while still in their...
-
ground at
Lessudden (the
place of Aidan) and the
present site of St
Boswells. St
Boswells gave its name to a
settlement in
southwest Saskatchewan, Canada...
