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Alaster Colla McDonnell (20
January 1867 – 15
October 1950) was an
Irish international rugby union player. The
eldest son of a barrister,
McDonnell was...
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personal name
Alasdair is
often Anglicised as Alistair, Alastair, and
Alaster.
Alexander of
Argyll (died 1310),
Scottish magnate Alasdair Allan (born...
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MacDonald (stained gl****) (1841–1916),
American stained gl****
artist Donald Alaster Macdonald (1859–1932),
Australian sports journalist and war correspondent...
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Ultimate The
Observer type in the
Enneagram of
Personality model Donald Alaster Macdonald (1859–1932),
Australian journalist who
wrote under the pseudonym...
- his
death in 1994.
During her
marriage with Bentley, she had two sons:
Alaster (later prin****l
oboist for the
Birmingham Royal Ballet Sinfonia) and (as...
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Donald Alaster Macdonald (6 June 1859 – 23
November 1932) was an
Australian journalist and
nature writer,
writing under the pen
names including 'Observer'...
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Alasdair MacColla and the
Highland Problem in the
Seventeenth Century, p.3 "
Alaster MacDonald (Alasdair Mac Colla, "Colkitto")..." in Scott, Sir
Walter (1995)...
- ISBN 978-1619021051.
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Alaster,
Gretyl (October 25, 2012). "'80s pop
hitmaker talks about touring, new...
- as a "young
Oriental lady" by the
audience as
evidenced in a
review by
Alaster Niven. In both of
these performances it
seems that the
audience received...
- MacIan,
Samuel Phelps as
Captain Robert Campbell,
Priscilla Horton as
Alaster MacDonald,
Walter Lacy as
Lindsay and Mary
Warner as Lady MacDonald. Talfourd...
