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... You would go bankrupt if you tried to sell picture postcards of Glanvilles W ootton, but villagers feel very fortunate to live there and its situation is its special charm. 0 WO LD be hard put to it to ay exactly where the heart of our ,·illage li e ...
... depression which overtook the colony in the 1840 s. Many of the ' Pure Merinos', as the pastoralist elite was known, went bankrupt, butjames's careful stewardship saved Camden, and William established a commercial nursery which became a major source of ...
... only need occur if the landlord is bad,' Dr Foxley says. 'Knoydart, for instance, had 15 years of appalling landlords who bankrupted the estate. But communities are not necessarily better landowners than their predecessors.' Sir lain oble, an Edinburgh ...
... had to pay Ffr 1 ,000,000 and the only solution was to commit suicide or go bankrupt. Because we belonged to the older generation , we decided th at we could not go bankrupt. We just had to create new products,' she declare with a chuckle. The Australians ...
... CHANGED US I F you are sitting in the West of England, with water sluicing through your kitchen, your farming neighbours going bankrupt, and trains on your local railway line having become as rare as the endangered house sparrow ('We regret that there will ...
... Bramley apple crop for just I p per pound. How does the Government propose to prevent the global surplus of apples from bankrupting the home industry? VILLAGES According to the The Birmingham Post, country pubs are closing at the rate of six a week. What ...
... a Lloyds broker for I 0 years. 'Unfortunately, I then became a name,' he recalls, feelingly, 'I lost a lot of money, went bankrupt and got divorced. So things were not looking good, to say the least. I decided I wanted to fly again, which meant sitting ...
... Plate. Despite the disdain of traditionalists, the dynamism, versatility and relative cheapness of electroplating ultimately bankrupted Elkington's livals. Elkington Drawing Book Two, 1840-54, illustrates 46 'liquor frames', with many offering variations on ...
... cellars for most of the past cen- : — y tury before being restored for the _ ' new display ‘ et~ N - B . L e You would go bankrupt if you tried to sell picture postcards of Glanvilles W ootton, but villagers feel very fortunate to live there and its situation ...
... Plate. Despite the disdain of traditionalists, the dynamism, versatility and relative cheapness of electroplating ultimately bankrupted Elkington's livals. Elkington Drawing Book Two, 1840-54, illustrates 46 'liquor frames', with many offering variations on ...
... CHANGED US I F you are sitting in the West of England, with water sluicing through your kitchen, your farming neighbours going bankrupt, and trains on your local railway line having become as rare as the endangered house sparrow ('We regret that there will ...
... had to pay Ffr 1 ,000,000 and the only solution was to commit suicide or go bankrupt. Because we belonged to the older generation , we decided th at we could not go bankrupt. We just had to create new products,' she declare with a chuckle. The Australians ...