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Imray is a
surname which may
refer to:
Colin Imray (1909–1998),
British colonial policeman involved in the 1948
Accra riots Sir
Colin Imray (diplomat)...
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Daniel Edward Peter Imray (born 27 July 2003) is an
English professional footballer who
plays as a right-back for EFL
League Two side Bromley, on loan...
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Colin Imray may
refer to:
Colin Imray (1909–1998),
British colonial policeman involved in the 1948
Accra riots Sir
Colin Imray (diplomat) (1933–2020),...
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Retrieved 4
August 2021. Hutt,
Graham (1
January 2019).
North Africa.
Imray, Laurie,
Norie and
Wilson Ltd. ISBN 978-1-84623-883-3. Constantine, Société...
- Abel &
Imray LLP (or Abel +
Imray) is a
European firm of
patent and
trade mark attorneys, with
offices in London, Bath, Cardiff, and Delft. The original...
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Imray 2009, p. 183. Wilson,
Newman &
Imray 2009, p. 181.
Imray et al. 2010, p. 474.
Imray et al. 2010, p. 472.
Schoene et al. 2012, p. 307.
Imray et...
- John
Imray (11
January 1811 – 22
August 1880) was a
Dominican physician, legislator,
agriculturist and botanist. John
Imray, MD was born in Craig, Angus...
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Henry Imray KBE CMG (21
September 1933 – 20
December 2020) was a
British diplomat who was High
Commissioner to
Tanzania and Bangladesh.
Colin Imray was...
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veteran of
World War II. He was one of the
three veterans shot dead by
Major Imray while on
their way to
present a
petition to Sir
Gerald Creasy who was Governor...
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Superintendent Colin Imray ordered his
subordinates to
shoot at the protesters, but the men did not.
Possibly in panic,
Superintendent Imray grabbed a rifle...
