Crawshaw, Hiram - Jockeypedia 2 - Google Sites
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Hiram 'Peter' Crawshaw was born at Dewsbury, Yorkshire, on December 5, 1838, and ... Hiram died at Scarborough on March 16, 1912, aged 73, leaving £680.
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James Lambie - 2010 - Aperçu
... the national press and resulted in the RSPCA taking out a summons against the rider, Hiram 'Peter' Crawshaw. The charges brought against Crawshaw were even more sensational than the controversial obstacle, in that he did: “cruelly ...
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On June 29, at St. Nicholas' Church, Brighton, Mr. Hiram Crawshaw, to Jeanne Charlotte Martyn. MCDOWALL.—On June 27, at No. 1, The College-grounds, ...
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Crawshaw Jeanne, 3 Princes-mansions, Victoria -street, wife of Hiram Crawahaw, of that (With consent of husband) , address, of no occupation Davis Samuel ...
Grands Vins: The Finest Châteaux of Bordeaux and Their Wines
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Clive Coates - 1995 - Cooking
At the time, Cos produced 140 ton- neaux, Cos-Labory 40 and Pomys 80. The purchaser was a London businessman, Charles Cecil Martyn, who lived in Paris.
Chateau Cos d'Estournel: The Modern Era - Winedoctor
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15 oct. 2008 - Charles Cecil Martyn permitted Louis Gaspard d'Estournel to continue living at Pommies because it would seem he had no intention of using ...
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1830 - Lire - Autres éditions
Out of these funds he bequeathed to his two natural children, Charles Cecil Martyn, and Francis Mountjoy Martyn, £150,000 each, to be paid in the following manner : —£50,000 to each on his attaining twenty-one years, sums of 450,000 more ..