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William Bonsey (13
December 1845 – 13
January 1909) was
Archdeacon of
Lancaster from 1905 to 1909. He was the son of
William Bonsey of
Belle Vue, Slough...
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William Henry Bonsey (July 1818 –
September 1900) was an
English first-class
cricketer active in 1839 who pla**** for
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). He...
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italics indicate fastest lap)
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Stevie Bonsey at the X
Games (archived)...
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became a
printer and
Microsoft executive. Her
second husband was
Lionel Bonsey, whom she
married in 1970.
Norton began working for the
British War Office...
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Price of Brighton,
married William Bonsey at St
Nicholas Church, Brighton; and was
mother of
Archdeacon William Bonsey.
Price was
educated at
Rugby School...
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Jazeera Media Network has
formidable authority as an opinion-maker. Noah
Bonsey and Jeb Koogler, for example,
writing in the
Columbia Journalism Review...
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Martin Bonsey It's an Honour:
Douglas Sturkey CVO
Political Storm faces PM It's an Honour:
Martin Bonsey LVO It's an Honour:
Martin Bonsey CVO It's...
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Batting twice in the match,
Garnett was
dismissed for 10 runs by
William Bonsey in the
Oxford first-innings,
while in
their second-innings he was dismissed...
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Ponsonby in Auckland.
Early members include a Bro
Charles Reeves, Bro H
Bonsey,
Primo Rye and Bro. Hopkins. As of May 2022 the
Lodge is
still in operation...
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Bryan Smith Jake
Shoemaker Danny Eslick Briar Bauman Mikey Martin Stevie Bonsey Kyle
Johnson Robert Pearson Wyatt Maguire Jarod Vanderkooi Chad Cose Kenny...
