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Thomas Cobcroft (12
February 1867 – 9
March 1938) was a first-class
cricketer in
Australia and New
Zealand who went on to
umpire Test cricket.
Cobcroft was...
- Alan
Ridge Cobcroft (died 5
September 1955) was a
Western Samoan planter and politician.
Cobcroft was the son of
parents from the
Sydney suburb of Summer...
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Brien Cobcroft (1934–2010) was an
Australian equestrian. He won a
bronze medal in team
eventing at the 1968
Summer Olympics in
Mexico City. "Profile: Brien...
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superior officer Cobcroft to view the machine,
suggesting that the
women be
allowed to
listen to
military radio frequencies.
Cobcroft is sceptical, but...
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Charles II had
taken the throne. On
October 14, 1920, 56-year-old
Arthur Cobcroft, a dog
trainer from
Loftus Street, Leichhardt, Australia, was
reading a...
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Sarah Cobcroft (1772 – 1857) was a
midwife and
farmer who
emigrated from
England to Australia. She
arrived in the
Colony of New
South Wales on 28 June...
- Failure/Envenomation/Taipan Bite Also Ref:
Report by
Doctors Paul Masci,
Ralph &
Cobcroft,
Anthony Williams David Cook,
David J
Williams Princess Alexandra Hospital...
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Wales c.1847–1857
James Dunlop (1843)
Alexander Sinclair (1846)
Sarah Cobcroft (1856)
Captain James Cook (1860)
James Richard Styles (date unknown) Christina...
- player,
among the
first dozen pupils Glenn Bourke –
Olympic Sailor Brian Cobcroft –
Olympic Equestrian athlete Ben
Tudhope –
snowboarder and
Olympic Bronze...
- and Alan
Cobcroft both ran for re-election,
alongside businessman Alfred Smyth and
Charles Dawson, the territory's only
private doctor.
Cobcroft was supported...
