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- relocated to Sean Ross in 1485. The main building was built about 1750 as Corville House, a Georgian country house with two storeys over a ba****t. Although...
- Commons has media related to Blood blisters. "Blood Blister in Mouth Ch****". Corville.com. 26 February 2017. "What Causes Blood Blister to Occur in Mouth? What...
- of Barkow's hired men; Mike, his brother Luke, and their friend Snake Corville all become hostile to Covington in response. Covington and his friends...
- Guardino as Lieutenant Collet Leonard Penn as Rifat Edward Colmans as Colonel Corville Jay Novello as Hamal Peter Ortiz as Maj. Robbinet Jeff Corey as Feisal...
- Across the Line (1999) - Ty Parker Johnson Crossfire Trail (2001) - 'Snake' Corville U.S. Seals II: The Ultimate Force (2001) - Major Nathan Donner Dawn of...
- an Irish writer. Born Catherine Charlotte Prittie in November 1805 in Corville, Tipperary, Ireland, Maberly was the daughter of Hon. Francis Aldborough...
- Clanwilliam Corroge Tipperary Corrowle 265 Lower Ormond Modreeny Borrisokane Corville 568 Ikerrin Corbally Roscrea Cottage 39 Kilnamanagh Upper Glenkeen Thurles...
- around 1.5 km (1 mi) outside of the town on the Templemore road adjacent to Corville. The workhouse could accommodate up to 700 'inmates' and was declared fit...
- months to 18 years. The school was established in 1983 by husband and wife Corville Oliver Brown and Marion Faith Brown. Mrs. Brown is now the Prin****l of...
- Verme and Emo Capodilista, the Duchess of Cadaval, the Counts O'Byrne of Corville and several Legitimist politicians. Since the Carlist defeat in the 1872–1876...