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kingdom and
reportedly ac****ulating a
fortune in gold. His mistress,
Mabel Skottowe, née
Rowbotham (under the name "Madame Z"),
worked the
members without...
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Edward Skottowe Northrop (June 12, 1911 –
August 12, 2003) was a
United States district judge of the
United States District Court for the
District of Maryland...
- to
Airey Holme farm at
Great Ayton,
where his father's employer,
Thomas Skottowe, paid for him to
attend the
local school. In 1741,
after five
years of...
- birds,
animals &c. 1813 (with
commentary by Tim Bonyhady), 1988 -
Thomas Skottowe (Author),
David Attenborough (Foreword)
Richard Browne (Illustrator), Tim...
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Appointed by
Warren E.
Burger Preceded by Seat
established Succeeded by
Edward Skottowe Northrop Judge of the
United States Court of
Appeals for the
Tenth Circuit...
- 29 June. From 1804
Starling was
under the
command of
Lieutenant George Skottowe (or Shotton), on the
Downs station.
Lloyd List
reported on 28 December...
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Studies and Texts. Aldershot: Ashgate. p. 201. ISBN 978-0-75460-708-3.
Skottowe,
Britiffe Constable (1886). "Boso" . In Stephen,
Leslie (ed.). Dictionary...
- 3-15-009616-2, S. 390.
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography, "Cave of Adullam"
Skottowe, B.C. (1887). A
Short History of Parliament.
Social science series. Harper...
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Honan 1998, pp. 229–30.
Stopes 1914, pp. 333–5.
Eccles 1961, p. 108.
Skottowe 1824, p. 7. Lee 1900, p. 151. Lee 1897, p. 393.
Yeowell 1862, pp. 45–6...
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exception are ten monuments, the
oldest being to
Sibilla Skottowe (died 1657) and Anne
Skottowe (died 1662).
Another monument is to
William Abbott (1754-1818)...
