81. Rupert Everett george Downes; Dunston Checks In (1996) . lord Rutledge; The Madness of Kinggeorge (1994) . Prince of Wales aka The Madness of george III http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000391/

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82. Blackstone's Commentaries - Book The Third - Appendix I george the fecond by the grace of God of Great Britain, France, and Ireland king, Becaufe Willoughby earl of Abingdon, the chief lord of that fee, http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/blackstone/bk3app1.htm

The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England Book the Third - Appendix I Book the Third Chapter the Twenty-Seventh Contents Book the Third ... Appendix II APPENDIX. N o . I. Proceedings on a Writ of RIGHT Patent. GEORGE the fecond by the grace of God of Great Britain, France, and Ireland king, defender of the faith, and fo forth, to Willoughby earl of Abingdon, greeting. The command you that without delay you hold full right to William Kent efquire, of one meffuage and twenty acres of land with the appurtenances in Dorchefter, which he claims to hold of you by the free fervice of one penny yearly in lieu of all fervices, of which Richard Allen deforces him. And unlefs you fo, do let the fheriff of Oxfordfhire do it, that we no longer hear complaint thereof for defect of right. Witnefs ourfelf at Weftminfter, the twentieth day of Auguft, in the thirtieth year of our reign. Pledges of Profecution, John Doc. Richard Roe. Charles Morton, efquire, fheriff of Oxfordfhire, to John Long bailiff errant of our lord the king and of myfelf, greeting. Becaufe by the complaint of William Kent efquire, perfonally prefent at my county-court, to wit, on Monday the fixth day of September in the thirtieth year of the reign of our lord GEORGE the fecond by the grace of God of Great Britain, France, and Ireland king, defender of the faith, and fo forth, at Oxford in the fhirehoufe there holden, I am informed, that although he himfelf the writ of our faid lord the king of right patent directed to Willoughby earl of Abingdon, for this

83. De Freitas Books - Vanity Fair Prints Sir Walter george Frank Phillimore. A Judicial Churchman lord Charles JamesFox Russell. This Fell Sargeant Strict In His Arrest . April 12, 1873 http://www.defreitasbooks.com/vanityfair/vanityPtoS.html

Home Conditions of sale, and orders Main Vanity Fair Page Vanity Fair Print Gallery P through S Edmund Rostand This page contains entries for individuals whose names fall between P and S. Unless otherwise noted, condition varies from near-fine to fine and many are matted and shrink-wrapped; please ask for details. Most prints have been scanned: just click on their names to see the images; or browse through them all by connecting to our print gallery A detailed explanation of the "Notes and Condition" field can be found on the Condition of Prints page Names A-C Names D-G Names H-K ... Names T-Z Name Caption Date Subject Price Ignace Jan Paderewski "Easy Execution" December 28, 1899 Performing Arts; Music, Pianist Fine. Matted. Verso and lower margin dusty. Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet August 6, 1903 Sports, Cricket Fine. Matted. S. Ernest Palmer "Patrons' Fund" July 28, 1909 Music Patron Near fine. Loose; Bio (adhered). Faint marginal spots; Shadow of bio in background. Mattable. Joseph Parker "Congregational Union" April 19, 1884

84. Travels In Virginia And North Carolina. But the lord s power was too strong for him and stopped him, and we were quiet and We had also a very good and servicable meeting at John porter s, http://smith2.sewanee.edu/courses/391/DocsEarlySouth/1672-GeorgeFox.html

Travels in Virginia and North Carolina. George Fox. 1672. Fox, 1624-1691, was the founder of the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers. Suffering persecution in England and Europe, many Friends had sought refuge in the colonies. Many settled in Pennsylvania and some others in Virginia and North Carolina. In North Carolina they would remain locally strong until the abolitionist controversy before 1850. Although itinerant preaching will become a frontier institution identified with the Methodist circuit riders, Fox's travelling, visiting, and preaching anticipates the pattern of the later circuit rider. The distinctive Friends' doctrine of the "inner light" is reflected in this text in his dispute with the doctor and in his discussion with the Indian. The passage is from Fox's Journal After this, our way to Carolina grew worse, being much of it plashy, and pretty full of great bogs and swamps; so that we were commonly wet to the knees, and lay abroad anight in the woods by a fire: saving one of the nights we got to a poor house at Sommertown, and lay by the fire. The woman of the house had a sense of God upon her. The report of our travel had reached thither, and drawn some that lived beyond Sommertown to that house, in expectation to have seen and heard us; but they missed us. Next day, the twenty-first of the ninth month, having travelled hard through the woods, and over many bogs and swamps, we reached Bonner's creek; there we lay that night by the fire-side, the woman lending us a mat to lie on.

85. George Quincy Clifford However, he mentioned, george Clifford had been in very poor health for the Mr. porter wrote that he was happy they had been assured by the White Star http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/biography/75/

Mr George Quincy Clifford He was born on Monday 20th November 1871 When the Titanic sank George Quincy Clifford was aged 40 years His last residence was in Stoughton United States He boarded the Titanic as a 1st Class passenger at Southampton on Wednesday 10th April 1912 , Ticket No. 110465 , £52 , Cabin No. A14 Clifford died in the sinking. His body was never recovered . About George Quincy Clifford Boston Globe , 16 April 1912 George Quincy Clifford was born on 20 November 1871 . In 1912, he was a resident of Stoughton, Massachusetts, and president of the George E. Belcher Last Company of the same town. (A shoe last is the 'mold' to which every individually designed shoe is built around. Commonly in 1912, they were made of iron or wood.) In the winter of 1912, and before his planned combined business and pleasure trip to Europe , Mr. Clifford took out $50,000.00 worth of extra life insurance on his person. As it was, prior to his departure overseas, his brother had passed away and his own wife was very ill as well. On February 20, 1912, George Q. Clifford sailed from Boston, Mass, aboard the

86. The Wondering Minstrels (poet) 222, 01 Oct 1999, Peter porter, Your Attention Please, The Polar DEW has ju 62 524, 23 Aug 2000, Ezra Pound, FanPiece, For Her Imperial lord http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/minstrels/index_poet_P.html

The Wondering Minstrels Main page Sorted on poet , letter P Date Poet Title Length 18 Jan 2003 Ruth Padel Misty How I love 15 Feb 2001 Dorothy Parker A Well Worn Story In April, in April, 31 Aug 1999 Dorothy Parker Comment Oh, life is a glorio... 31 Aug 2001 Dorothy Parker Frustration If I had a shiny gun, 17 Jul 1999 Dorothy Parker Resume Razors pain you; 14 Jul 2000 Dorothy Parker Epitaph for a Darling Lady All her hours were y... 9 Sep 2002 Dorothy Parker Unfortunate Coincidence By the time you swea... 16 Dec 2000 Dorothy Parker Song of Perfect Propriety Oh, I should like to... 2 Aug 2005 Dorothy Parker Untitled I wish I could drink... 28 Sep 2000 Dorothy Parker Chant for Dark Hours Some men, some men 19 Feb 2004 Dorothy Parker Love Song My own dear love, he... 27 Feb 2004 Dorothy Parker From A Letter From Lesbia ... So, praise the g... 28 Aug 1999 Nicanor Parra Young Poets Write as you will 19 Mar 2000 Alex Pascall Psalm Of the Valleys We dedicate, O Lord,... 05 May 2000 Boris Pasternak March The sun is hotter th... 28 Mar 1999 Boris Pasternak Winter Night It snowed and snowed... 14 Jun 2003 A. B. "Banjo" Paterson

87. CCE Renewals, 1953 Plummer, george Winslow Heart); Page 339 (Plummer, george Winslow Introduction porter, Gene Stratton (start)); Page 603 (porter, Gene Stratton (cont. http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/cce/1953r.html

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88. George Porter At Mexicali Blues Cafe This time he had george porter, the aforementioned June, george is a numberone player too. Got to be one of the kings of the funky bass. http://www.nybluesandjazz.org/reviews/georgeporter.htm

Something Smells Funky at Mexicali Blues Cedar Lane Teaneck, NJ some of the fullest percussion that you’ve ever heard and he does it on a 5 piece trap. Couple of extra cymbals but hey, 5 piece trap. That’s all I got to say. He is all rims, and cymbals, and got that beat going and everybody’s going on doing their own funky thing and then all of a sudden, bang! Johnny brings everybody back together on time, in sync with one drop of the stick. AMAZING. George is a number one player too. Got to be one of the kings of the funky bass. Tonight he sounded different. When I’ve seen him in the past he’s been all popping, and funky and fooling around but tonight he was jazzy George. And it was cool. That’s the only way I can describe the sound. June wailing away on guitar, Johnny doing the drum thing so well, and George. Playing slick and smooth. The second set was equally as much fun with June doing some perfect Hendrix (Purple Haze) and George turning into a cross between Otis Redding and Sly. These were some players who were having a good time. So were we. Personally I don’t get to see a lot of that New Orleans kind of sound around here so when guys like this play I make every effort to go out and see them. This was most certainly worth a trip.

89. MSS - Catalogue Of The Papers Of Lord [William] George Cavendish Bentinck, Unive lord george Cavendish Bentinck (18021848). Papers of lord george Bentinck, 2ndsurviving son of William, 4th Duke of Portland covering his military and http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/mss/online/online-mss-catalogues/cats/port_lordgeorg

List of catalogues Catalogue of the papers of Lord [William] George Cavendish Bentinck (1802-1848) Lord George Cavendish Bentinck Papers of Lord George Bentinck, 2nd surviving son of William, 4th Duke of Portland covering his military and political career, and extensive interest in horse racing. top of the page Created: 11th February 1997. Last modified: 26th September 1997.

90. George Harrison Albums The BEST SITE for george Harrison MP3 downloads and george Harrison music downloads . The rest was slight, although Harrison covering Cole porter s True http://www.mp3.com/george-harrison/artists/3789/discography.html

GameSpot GameFAQs MP3.com TV.com email: password: Signup Forgot Login Search: Artist Album Song George Harrison Albums George Harrison Artist Albums Songs Bio ... Similar Photos News Reviews All Albums Highest Rated Lowest Rated Major Releases (14) Singles (11) DVD/Video (9) Boxsets/Compilations (5) Live Score avg.: 4.94 Brainwashed Summary Similar Reviews George Harrison went quiet not long after the second Traveling Wilburys album, surfacing only for the Beatles' Anthology in the mid-'90s. He was recording all the while, yet he died before completing the album that would have been the follow-up to 1987's Cloud Nine. His son, Dhani, and his longtime friend/collaborator Jeff Lynne completed the... Read More Downloads: Unavailable Add to: Collection Wishlist Now Playing Score avg.: 4.70 Chant and Be Happy!: Indian Devotional Songs Summary Similar Reviews Downloads: Unavailable Add to: Collection Wishlist Now Playing Score avg.: 5.00 Cloud Nine Summary Similar Reviews Teaming with legendary Beatles obsessive Jeff Lynne, George Harrison crafted a remarkably consistent and polished comeback effort with Cloud Nine. Lynne adds a glossy production, reminiscent of ELO, but what is even more noticeable is that he's reined in Harrison's indulgences, keeping the focus on a set of 11 snappy pop/rock numbers. The... Read More Downloads: Unavailable Add to: Collection Wishlist Now Playing Score avg.: 5.00

91. Record Detail: Harry Ransom Center Elinu Burritt, John Burroughs, Samuel Butler, Witter Bynner, lord george Byron; William Eastlake, Albert Einstein, El Corno Emplumado, george Eliot, http://tyler.hrc.utexas.edu/photo/fullDisplay.cfm?CollID=197

92. Lista Di Manager Reid porter IMC Global Inc,. Reidar Michaelsen Petroleum GeoServices ASA, Rt Hon The lord Plummer of St. Marlyebone Portman Building Society, http://it.transnationale.org/manager/manager_R.htm

Inizio : Aziende > Lista di manager: A B C D ... Q R S T U V ... Z R Arletti: Ricchetti Gruppo Ceramiche SpA R Bell: Tomkins PLC R Christopher Hoehn-Saric: Sylvan Learning Systems R David Alexander, Jr: Family Dollar Stores, Inc R David Schmaier: Siebel Systems, Inc R Donald Newman: Bowater Inc. R Edward Flood: Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. R Everaert: Telindus Group R Foster Duncan: Cinergy R Glenn Hilliard: Conseco Inc. R James Kelly: Family Dollar Stores, Inc R L Pennant-Rea: BAT (British American Tobacco plc) R L van Iperen: Oce NV. R Louis Schneeberger: OM Group, Inc R M Premkumar: Food Corporation of India R Maleve: Telindus Group R Michael Hembree: Printpack, Inc R Neal Black: Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Inc R Patrick Simms: Diversa Corp R Pieterse: Wolters Kluwer NV. R S Braddock: Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, Eastman Kodak Co. Priceline.com R S Sharma: R Smith: Cytec Industries Inc. R Stephen Barrett: Whirlpool Corp. R Stephen Briggs: Protective Life Corp. R Steve Letbetter: CenterPoint Energy ex-Reliant Energy Inc. R ter Haar: Hagemeyer NV R. Brad Martin: Saks Inc R. Chad Dreier: Ryland Group, Inc.

93. ThePeerage.com - Person Page 7480 Mary porter was the daughter of William porter.1 She married Thomas Woods Knollys, Dinah Frankland married george Henry Lee, 3rd Earl of Lichfield, http://www.thepeerage.com/p7480.htm

thePeerage.com A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain as well as the royal families of Europe Person Page 7480 New Entries FAQ Abbreviations Site Map ... thePeerage.com Discussion Group Edward Henry Lee, Viscount Quarendon (M) b. 6 June 1681, d. 21 October 1713, #74791 Pedigree Last Edited=1 Mar 2005 Edward Henry Lee Viscount Quarendon was the son of Edward Henry Lee 1st Earl of Lichfield and Lady Charlotte Fitzroy . He was born on 6 June 1681 at Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire, England . He died on 21 October 1713 at age 32, unmarried. He was styled as Viscount Quarendon. Captain Hon. James Lee (M) b. before 1691, d. 1711, #74792 Pedigree Last Edited=10 May 2003 Captain Hon. James Lee was the son of Edward Henry Lee 1st Earl of Lichfield and Lady Charlotte Fitzroy . He was born before 1691. He died in 1711. Captain. Thomas Woods Knollys (M) b. 6 December 1727, d. 18 March 1793, #74793 Pedigree Last Edited=26 Jan 2004 Thomas Woods Knollys was the son of Charles Knollys and Martha Hughes He was born on 6 December 1727. He was baptised on 15 January 1727/28 at Cowley, Oxfordshire, England

94. Joseph Taylor: Lord Bateman Grainger recorded a number of versions of lord Bateman, all quite similar, fromthe singing of And who should come down but the proud young porter, http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/joseph.taylor/songs/lordbateman.htm

@import url(/~zierke/css/folk.css); @import url(local.css); Reinhard Zierke's (Mostly) English Folk Music Website English Folk Music Discography Guest Book Steve Ashley ... Songs Lord Bateman Martin Carthy Songs Wood - Wilson - Carthy: Lord Bateman Lord Bateman [Trad., Child #53 Sung by Joseph Taylor and Mr Thompson and recorded on wax cylinders for Percy Grainger in 1908; this was published in 1972 on the LP Unto Brigg Fair . This track was included in 1996 on the Topic anthology Hidden English: A Celebration of English Traditional Music . It was also sung by the Albion Country Band Mk1 on Steve Ashley's album Stroll On , by Chris Wood on Wood - Wilson - Carthy Heartoutbursts: English Folksongs collected by Percy Grainger . Bob Copper reports gathering parts of just two stanzas from Frank 'Mush' Bond when he was collecting for the BBC : see Chapter 15, pp. 123-134, of Songs and Southern Breezes for the details; and the appendix for the words found below. Tony Barrand notes on Heartoutbursts Grainger recorded a number of versions of Lord Bateman, all quite similar, from the singing of Joseph Taylor, George Wray, Joseph Leaning, and Mr. Thomson. It was one of the most popular of all the ballads, well known among traditional singers on both sides of the Atlantic. It's certainly a good tale, and it's nice to have an occasional long ballad that doesn't end in tragedy and death for all the protagonists. And Chris Wood said in the Wood - Wilson - Carthy sleeve notes: This CD has been a most enjoyable experience but the cherry on the cake for me is the recording of this song, I've been living with for about eight years and the relief finally 'coming out' is no small thing. Martin [Carthy] tells me that it is the story of Gilbert Bekett and Shusha Pye who, after the song finishes, apparently went on to have a son called Thomas. It's re-written all over the place principally with the intention of shortening it.

95. Hans Christian Andersen : The Porter's Son :: Www.andersen.sdu.dk :: The Hans Ch george is going to be confirmed at Easter, said the porter s wife. Our Lordknows very well whom He wants. But they kept her, and george sent her http://www.andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/ThePortersSon_e.html

Hans Christian Andersen : The Porter's Son Skip over navigation and news Life Works Index of works ... About the translation The Porter's Son A translation of Hans Christian Andersen's "Portnerens Søn" by Jean Hersholt The General's family lived on the first floor, and the Porter's family lived in the cellar. There was a vast distance between them - the whole first floor, as well as all the grades of society; but both families lived under the same roof, and their windows looked out in the same street and the same garden. In this garden there was a blooming acacia - whenever it did bloom - and sometimes the smartly dressed nurse would sit under it with the still more smartly dressed child, the General's "Little Emilie." The Porter's little son, with his dark hair and large brown eyes, used to dance barefoot before them; and the little girl would laugh and stretch her tiny hands out to him. And if the General saw this from his window he would nod down at them and say, "Charmant!" The General's wife, who was so young that she might almost have been her husband's daughter by an earlier marriage, never herself looked out into the yard; but she had given orders that the Porter's boy could play near her own child, but never touch it. And the nurse strictly carried out the lady's orders.

96. George Monbiot » Roll Of Dishonour By george Monbiot. Published in the Guardian 29th July 1997. Why are thevoting rights of lord Wyatt and lord Archer or, for that matter, lord Simon and http://www.monbiot.com/archives/1997/07/29/roll-of-dishonour/

@import url( http://www.monbiot.com/style.css ); Monbiot.com Tell people something they know already, and they will thank you for it. Tell them something new, and they will hate you for it. Roll of Dishonour Filed under: politics An appointed House of Lords is just as bad as an hereditary one By George Monbiot. Published in the Guardian 29th July 1997. This government glories in returning power to the people. Its publication of the devolution white papers last week began, we were told, one of greatest renunciations of political power ever contemplated. All that stands in the way of this joyful revolution is the House of Lords, whose hereditary peers have twice defeated the Referendums Bill. But, ever valiant, Tony Blair will ensure that nothing be allowed to stand in the way of the popular will: he will appoint some new life peers to confront the despotic dukes. His uncompromising rebuttal of the spawn of royal bastards and murderous turncoats will be praised as another nail in the coffin of unaccountable authority and another great blow for people power. The arguments against the voting rights of hereditary peers have been well-made and well-received, and there are few people in Britain who would not be glad to see the back of them. But might we not be missing something? If the power of hereditary peers is illegitimate because it has never been subjected to democratic consent, then the same formula surely applies to the power of appointed peers. Why are the voting rights of Lord Wyatt and Lord Archer or, for that matter, Lord Simon and Lord Rogers, any more legitimate than those of the Duke of Rutland? To hand power back to the people, Tony Blair will appoint a new clutch of legislators over whom we have absolutely no control.

97. The New York Times > Movies > HIGH SOCIETY > Review, Cast And Synopsis RI, the story revolves around the wedding plans of socialite Tracy lord (GraceKelly). Tracy is all set to marry stuffy george Kittridge (John Lund), http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=22401

98. George Harrison george Harrison died in Los Angeles on 29 November after a long battle with his hit single My Sweet lord was copied from the Chiffons He s So Fine. http://www.warr.org/harrison.html

Main page New additions Pop: 00s Latin/Jazz ... E-mail George Harrison Reviewed on this page: Wonderwall Music Electronic Sound All Things Must Pass Living In The Material World ... Dark Horse Live In Japan George Harrison died in Los Angeles on 29 November after a long battle with cancer. His wife and child were with him. No public service is planned at this time. George Harrison's solo career was a disappointment to a lot of people. The few songs he got onto the Beatles records - "Tax Man," "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Something" - hinted at a genuine songwriting talent. And his debut solo album was a landmark, fusing Harrison's spacey Eastern mysticism with a roaring big-band British rock sound that's rarely been matched since. But a series of albums throughout the 70s suffered from creaking vocals, preachy lyrics, and an occasionally slipshod approach to production, despite top-notch session players and continuing support from 60s superstars like Eric Clapton and the other Beatles. By the 80s he had pretty much lost interest in music, shifting instead to a new career as a movie producer. Indeed, after 1987's Cloud 9 he stopped making studio albums completely, despite one live record and a couple of collaborations with

99. TAMS - WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC. We meet Tracy lord s harried mother (throwing a wedding for five hundred will Later, with george and Dexter joining the mayhem, Uncle Willie (as Seth) http://www.tams-witmark.com/musicals/highsociety.html

CREDITS: HIGH SOCIETY Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter Book by Arthur Kopit Additional Lyrics by Susan Birkenhead Based on the play "The Philadelphia Story" by Philip Barry Also Based on the Turner Entertainment Co. Motion Picture "High Society" Original Broadway Production Produced by: Lauren Mitchell and Robert Gailus Hal Luftig and Richard Samson, Dodger Endemol Theatricals in association with Bill Haber Originally Produced by American Conservatory Theater, San Francisco, CA. Carey Perloff, Artistic Director, Heather Kitchen, Managing Director QUICK REVIEW: Imagine that Philip Barry had written "The Philadelphia Story" his classic 1939 romantic comedy, not as a play but a musical, with Cole Porter his collaborator, and you have.... HIGH SOCIETY! It's not only the show's title but the show's first song, in which the Lord Family's amazing Staff sets the scene (the Lord family lives on a waterfront estate in Oyster Bay now, not Philadelphia). Come join the Lords for a weekend of fun and games! SYNOPSIS: We meet Tracy Lord's harried mother (throwing a wedding for five hundred will do that to you), Tracy's grumpily precious younger sister, Dinah (she's grumpy because Tracy is marrying George Kittredge, the dullest man on earth), and, finally, the ecstatic bride-to-be, society's darling, Tracy Lord herself -

100. Stories, Listed By Author C. and B. porter!, (ss) The Boys’ Realm May 29 1920 Dixie Dean,GeorgeCamsell, Tom Jennings, (ar) The Magnet Library v33 No.1044 Feb 18 1928 http://contento.best.vwh.net/paper/s258.htm

British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents PAUL, MARGARET (chron.) Molly Turns the Tables, (ss) Coronet Book for Girls Pat for Short, (ss) Dec 1950 PAULDING, DECATUR (chron.) , (n.) #68 Apr 26 1864 #42 Aug 1 1864 PAULL, H(arry) M(ajor) (1854-1934); see pseudonym Paul Blake (chron.) A Satisfied Grudge, (ss) Dec 23 1893 The School Piano, (pm) Dec 3 1892 PAULY, W. (chron.) Chess Problem No.729, (pz) Jun 14 1913 PAUST, GIL(bert Harry) (1912-1988); see pseudonym Tom King (chron.) PAVEY, L(eonard) A(rthur) (chron.) Newspaper Riders, (ar) The Captain Jan 1911 PAVEY, P. E. (chron.) Jul 1954 PAXTON. ALFRED (chron.) My Cousin the Ghost; Or, Something Like a Christmas-Box, (ss) Jan 6 1883 PAYNE, A. R. (chron.) British Engineering Achievements in 1939, (ar) Dec 1939 Convoy, (ar) Jun 1940 * Modern Ships (with H. Coble ), (ar) Jun 1936 PAYNE, CRUTCHLEY (chron.) The Glass Eye, (ss) Chums May 20 1908 How He Won His Cap: A Story of International Football, (ss) Chums Feb 19 1908 The Purple Eagle, (ss) Chums Jan 1 1908 A Race for Honour, (ss)

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