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No. 1,425 ACROSS 1 A yellow one is use for the nails (5). 4 The rascals—to bivouac amidships (6). 9
... It very marked how was differs from is (7). 16 A Jewish form of decoration? (6). 18 Type found in marine grottoes (5). Persian Shah at the end last century (5). SOLUTION to No. 1,424. —ACROSS; 1, Recapitulated; 8, Glazier; 9, Tones; 10. Night; 11. 12 ...
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... 400 years ago. Start- Clark, just a mysterious custom. inq in India it went to Persia, whence comes its name—froM the Persian Shah, a king. Ikons Mrs. J. BAXTER wants us to Da s +- ant. settle a family dispute. It seems that hubby says an Where L.A ...
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... were le Raby her down five stairs. CRUISER TO VISIT CANA room to collect Raby and his wife in H.M. Cruiser, Sheffield, FOR PERSIAN SHAH sent by members of one of the; 1 noticed that an evidence both denied striking Priceless Persian carpets | Jewish terrorist ...
RECENT WILLS
... and the atmosphere of mellow culture of a battle that is most satisfactorily crowned with the English rendering of the Persian “shah mat (“The King is Dead—Checkmate”) these are the natural components whether played in palace or cottage. As for the fun ...
SOUTH DEVON DISTRICT NEWS
... 19s 2d. Some charming and original fancy dress ensembles were present as follows: Mrs. Sneap. Geisha Girl; Mr. J. Gould, Persian Shah; Mrs. J. Gould, Siamese Lady; Mrs. P. Hale, Spanish Senorita; Miss J. Bunclark, Victory; Miss M. H. Hurren, Red Cross Nurse; ...
SOUTH DEVON DISTRICT NEWS
... 19s 2d. Some charming and original fancy dress ensembles were present as follows: Mrs. Sneap, Geisha Girl; Mr. J. Gould, Persian Shah, Mrs. J. Gould, Siamese Lady; Mrs. P. Hale, Spanish Senorita; Miss J. Bunclark, Victory; Miss M. H. Hurren, Red Cross Nurse; ...
Chess
... century our era. There are many theories as to the origin of the name, but the word Checkmate may have derived from the Persian Shah-mat meaning the king is dead. may be that the game was known in India 3000 8.C., and that passed to Persia and came ...
ORIGINS- Chess
... Eschecs and cur -Checks. from which we set chess. The derivation of the word Checkmate 1S thought to come from the Persian Shah-mat, which signifies The king is dead. T.J. ...
On Velvet
... old West town of narrow winding streets are the sixteenth-century ruins of palaces built by native khans, ,mosques of Persian shahs, and ,remains of Arabic architecture. ++ Lost His Guide. VAGISTRATE: Any excuse to offer why you should have been found ...