- Alec
Farrall (born 3
March 1936) is an
English former professional footballer. His
clubs included Everton,
Preston North End, Gillingham,
where he made...
-
poems and
stories published in
Betty Wilson's ****merland Teals.
Thomas Farrall was born at B****enthwaite, ****berland in 1837.
After a
basic education...
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Dunham – guitar,
vocals Fred
Erskine – b****, vocals,
trumpet Christopher Farrall –
drums Joseph P.
McRedmond – guitar,
vocals The
Lurid Traversal of Route...
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Egypt after the 2011
Egyptian revolution.
There he was
interviewed by Leah
Farrall, an
Australian counterterrorism scholar, who
published an
article about...
- Joy
Farrall Jones (née
Joyce Margaret Mellor; born 1933) is a
British painter and illustrator.
Jones was born in
Bangalore in
India and
studied art at...
-
Christianity portal Joseph Farrall Wright (1827–1883) was a 19th-century
Anglican priest who
founded the
historic English football club
Bolton Wanderers...
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Farrell (also O'Farrell,
Farrall) is a
surname of
Irish origin. It is the
anglicized form of the
Gaelic patronym Ó Fearghail. The
Farrells were hereditary...
- the old
Clemes ****embly Hall in 1986. The
addition of the
multipurpose Farrall Centre to the
Junior School was
completed in late 2011.
Despite being a...
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health risks". PBS NewsHour.
Archived from the
original on 20
August 2017.
Farrall M,
Green FR,
Peden JF,
Olsson PG,
Clarke R, ****enius ML, et al. (May 2006)...
- 1945–1980."
Contemporary British History 27.4 (2013): 421–44. "Stephen
Farrall, et al. "Thatcherite Ideology,
Housing Tenure, and Crime: The Socio-Spatial...
