- of
Hatchard. London:
Hatchards Laver,
James (1947).
Hatchards of Piccadilly, 1797-1947: One
Hundred and
Fifty Years of Bookselling. London:
Hatchards Hatchards...
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Hatchard (born 26 July 1991) is a
British actor from London,
known for
portraying the role of Lee
Carter in the BBC soap
opera EastEnders.
Hatchard's...
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Hatchard is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Anne
Hatchard (born 1998),
Australian football player Caroline Hatchard (1883–1970), British...
- Susan, ed. (1990). The
Hatchards Crime Companion. 100 Top
Crime Novels Selected by the
Crime Writers' ****ociation. London:
Hatchards. ISBN 0-904030-02-4...
- Susan, ed. (1990). The
Hatchards Crime Companion. 100 Top
Crime Novels Selected by the
Crime Writers' ****ociation. London:
Hatchards. ISBN 0-904030-02-4...
- John
Hatchard (1769–1849) was an
English publisher and bookseller, in Piccadilly, London. The
Hatchards bookshop there is
still in business.
Hatchard had...
- owns
Hodges Figgis (the
oldest bookshop in Ireland,
founded in 1768),
Hatchards (the
oldest bookshop in Britain,
founded in 1797), and
Foyles (a chain...
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Thomas Goodwin Hatchard (also
spelled Goodwyn; 1818–1870) was an
English bishop of Mauritius.
Hatchard, son of
Thomas Hatchard, the
publisher (d 13 Nov...
- was run by his
family until 1835.
Hatchards, now the
oldest surviving bookshop in Britain, was
started by John
Hatchard at No. 173 in 1797; it
moved to...
-
translated into English. With a
short historical introduction. London: John
Hatchard. pp. 9–10, 17–18. Owen
Chadwick (1980). The
Popes and
European Revolution...
