- Docwra, also with
spelling Dockwra,
Dockwray,
Dockray and
other variants, is an
English language surname, of Norse-Viking origin,
which was significant...
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Northumberland Square.
Dockwray Square eventually deteriorated into slums. In the
early twentieth century Stan
Laurel lived at a
house in
Dockwray Square for a...
- Pepper's
Lonely Hearts Club Band. In 1989, a
statue of
Laurel was
erected in
Dockwray Square,
North Shields, Tyne and Wear, England,
where he
lived at No. 8...
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William Dockwra (c. 1635–1716) was an
English merchant who
along with his
partner Robert Murray created the
first Penny Post in
London in 1680. In latter...
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result was seen in
Jeffries v
Great Western Ry (1856) 5 EB 802 (QB) 805. In
Dockwray v ****inson (1697)
Skinner 640, it was held that
where the
facts indicated...
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terms of
their individual locations) as 'Fish Quay (Range front)' and '
Dockwray Square (Range rear)'. The
first lighthouses were
erected here in the 16th...
- the 1930s to
house residents that were
displaced by the
clearance of the
Dockwray Square and Low Town slum areas.
These flats were
replaced with
better quality...
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Dockray (traditionally
Dockwray) is a
village in the
civil parish of Matterdale, in the
Westmorland and
Furness district, in the
county of ****bria, but...
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Superintendent of
Rottnest In
office 7
August 1885 – 1890
Preceded by
William Dockwray Jackson Succeeded by
Unknown Resident Magistrate of the
Wellington Magisterial...
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Treasurer 1555
Thomas Dockwray John
Cawood Henry Cooke John Walley;
Anthony Smythe Unknown Unknown Unknown 1556
Thomas Dockwray John
Cawood Henry Cooke...
