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Bilbe is a
surname originating from Europe.
Variations in
spelling include:
Bilbé, Beilby, Bielby, Bilbee, Bilbey,
Bilbi or Bilby, all
pronounced either...
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Thomas Bilbe (1803 – 28
November 1884) was an
English shipbuilder and
shipowner based in Rotherhithe. He
built tea
clippers and was
involved in the opium...
- The
Bible is a
collection of
religious texts and
scriptures that are held to be
sacred in Christianity, and
partly in Judaism, Samaritanism, Islam, the...
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Macrotis is a
genus of desert-dwelling
marsupial omnivores known as
bilbies or rabbit-bandicoots; they are
members of the
order Peramelemorphia. At the...
- the
bilby Bilby may also
refer to:
People Bilby, a
variant of the
surname Bilbe Bruce Bilby (1922-2013),
British mechanical engineer Grahame Bilby (born...
- « Cadre Rouge », 1
October 1973 (ISBN 2020012243)
Thierry Ardisson, La
Bilbe, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, 1975 (ISBN 9782020042253)
Thierry Ardisson, Rive...
- 1890 she was
converted into a hulk, and in 1925 she was s****ped.
Thomas Bilbe built Orient at
Nelson Dock, Cuckold's Point, Rotherhithe,
launching her...
- Sir
Thomas Bilbe Robinson (24
November 1853–15 May 1939) was an English-born
Australian businessman and
public servant.
Robinson was born in Rotherhithe...
- 1725),
soldier and MP, lieutenant-governor of
Sheerness 1690–1725.
Thomas Bilbe (1811–1896),
shipbuilder and shipowner. He
built tea
clippers and was involved...
- most
deprived areas he
founded schools that were
licensed for
worship and
Bilbe sudy lectures. The
local congregations were
empowered to lead on the construction...
