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Leonard Cecil Ludbrooke (9
November 1894 – 4 July 1968) was an
Australian rules footballer who pla**** with
Collingwood in the
Victorian Football League...
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Employees 350
Agency executives Shaun Coffey,
Chief Executive Michael Ludbrooke,
Chair Website www.irl.cri.nz...
- in the
Rugby League Conference. The club was
founded in 1986 by
Howard Ludbrooke and Phil
Jackson under the name of
Leicester Rugby League,
after playing...
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Gordon Coventry 306 1299 1920–1937 1920 Len
Ludbrooke 4 3 1920–1921 1920 Roy
Outram 1 0 1920 1921
Reynolds Webb 84 65 1921–1926...
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inexperienced players given a run that day (the
others were Les Lobb, Len
Ludbrooke, and Roy Outram),
Gordon pla**** his
second match—again on the half-forward...
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flaunches of the
second each
charged with two
crescents palewise of the
third Ludbrooke,
Ermington B****et
Barry wavy of six or and
gules Whitechapel, Bishops...
- Fowell, 1st
Baronet (1593–1674), of Fowelscombe, also lord of the
manor of
Ludbrooke in the
parish of Ugborough,
created a
baronet in 1661. He
married Margaret...
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Around Her Bed (Enitharmon Press, 2004)
Windows on the Moon (2009),
novel Ludbrooke and
Others (Enitharmon Press, 2010) A
Bottle and
Other Poems (Enitharmon...
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trophies during its 6-year history. Well
known local football player William Ludbrooke made a big
impact for the club
scoring over 80
competitive goals and winning...
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surviving sisters, who
until 1711 held the
Fowell estates of
Fowelscombe and
Ludbrooke in co-parcenary:
Elizabeth Fowell (d.post-1680), who in 1679
married (as...
