- Look up
thwaites in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Thwaites,
Thwaits, or
Thwaytes may
refer to:
Thwaites Brewery Thwaites & Reed,
oldest clockmakers...
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Emily Jane
Thwaits (c. 1860 in Cape Town – 21
February 1906 in Cape Town) was a
South African botanical illustrator.
Emily was one of a
family of seven...
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Robert Thwaits (also
Thwayts and Thwaytes) was an
English medieval academic administrator.
Thwaits was the Vice-Chancellor of
Oxford University on 1441...
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Thwaites Glacier is an
unusually broad and vast
Antarctic glacier located east of
Mount Murphy, on the
Walgreen Coast of
Marie Byrd Land. It was initially...
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Sydney Hird".
Cricket Country.
Retrieved 4
April 2021. "Steytler
Thwaits". ESPN Cricinfo.
Retrieved 4
April 2021.
Steytler Thwaits at
ESPNcricinfo v t e...
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Pitblado from 1979 to 1981, then
Jacobson from 1984 to 1991.
James A.
Thwaits led
international operations starting in 1979.
Buckley and
Thulin were...
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production of The
Matchmaker at the
Thwaits Empire Theatre, in Blackburn, England...
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History of Dunmore's War, 1774,
edited by
Reuben Thwaites (here
misspelled "
Thwaits") and
Louise Kellogg. "Camp
Point Pleasant" was
established by Col. Lewis...
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called French was
sentenced to
death at the Old
Bailey for
killing a Mr
Thwaits at Sadler's Wells.
Miles died in 1724, and
under Forcer's son the auditorium...
- Southam,
Thomas Gascoigne 1440 John
Gorsuch 1441 John Gorsuch,
Robert Thwaits,
William Babington 1442
William Grey,
William Babington, John Gorsuch,...
