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Brian Protheroe (born 16 June 1944) is an
English singer, songwriter,
narrator and actor. He is best
known for his
first single, "Pinball",
which was...
- Guy
Protheroe is a
British conductor,
musical director,
composer and musicologist/forensic musicologist. He has been
conductor and
musical director of...
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professor and
author Thomas Prothero (1780–1853),
Welsh lawyer (etc.)
Brian Protheroe (born 1944),
British musician and
actor Cynbe ru
Taren (a.k.a. Jeffrey...
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Edward Protheroe (1774–1856) was an
English merchant,
ironmaster and coal-owner in the
Forest of Dean, and
plantation owner in Jamaica. He
served as Member...
- his much
younger wife
Griselda and
their nephew Dennis.
Colonel Lucius Protheroe, Clement's churchwarden, is a wealthy,
abrasive man who also
serves as...
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Ernest Hanley Protheroe (1866–1929), was a
teacher and
prolific author of
fiction and non-fiction.
Protheroe was a
teacher and
became a
prolific author...
- a 1974 song by the
actor and
musician Brian Protheroe. An
autobiographical song
written whilst Protheroe was
living in a friend's flat in
Covent Garden...
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Mathew John
Protheroe (born 10
October 1996) is a
Welsh rugby union player who
plays as a fly-half or
fullback for Ospreys. Born in Swansea, he was educated...
- "Ameno" was
written by new-age
artist Eric Lévi. The lyrics, by Guy
Protheroe, are
written in pseudo-Latin, i.e.
sounding like
Latin but are in fact...
- Alan
Protheroe (10
January 1934 – 6
April 2013) was a BBC
executive who
served as ****istant Director-General in the 1980s. In 1987, he went on to run...
