- the Starlets,
consisting of
sisters Barbara "Bibs" and
Phyllis "Jiggs"
Allbut,
Bernadette Carroll, and
Lynda Malzone. They had
local hits and
worked as...
- he
later died). Additionally, she was the
second wife of
William Allbut.
William Allbut was an
editor and
publisher of
Pottery Mercury (or the
North Staffordshire...
- was
originally known as N.E.S.C.A House. The interior,
designed by Guy
Allbut,
originally comprised a
demonstration theatre, showroom,
offices and staff...
- in Staffordshire, England. The
publication was
founded in 1824 by
Thomas Allbut, with the Rev.
Leonard Abington as its
first editor. It was
later renamed...
-
Robert Kalina) – 2:23
Peggy Santiglia - lead
vocals Barbara Allbut -
backing vocals Phyllis Allbut -
backing vocals Patricia Bennett,
Barbara Lee, and Sylvia...
-
Watkiss Lloyd; et al. (1894).
Elijah Fenton: His
Poetry and Friends. Hanley:
Allbut & Daniel.
Britannica Online Stephen, Leslie, ed. (1889). "Fenton, Elijah" ...
- Lloyd, W. W. (1894). "In Memoriam.
William Watkiss Lloyd, by
Sylvia Beale".
Elijah Fenton: His
Poetry and Friends. Hanley:
Allbut & Daniel. pp. 125–143....
-
Thomas Dave Watt
Michael Powers The
Angels –
performer Barb
Allbut Phyllis "Jiggs"
Allbut Peggy Santiglia Linda Jansen The
Caravelles –
performer Andrea...
-
voluntary contributions, and the
teachers give
their labours gratis." — J.
Allbut, The
Staffordshire Potteries (1802) "TUNSTALL is a
considerable village...
- was then
asked to join
sisters Phyllis ("Jiggs") and
Barbara ("Bibs")
Allbut,
replacing Linda Jansen as lead
singer in The
Angels in 1962 in live performances...
