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Jenoure, 1st
Baronet (died 1629) Sir
Andrew Jenoure, 2nd
Baronet (died c. 1692) Sir
Maynard Jenoure, 3rd
Baronet (c. 1667 – c. 1710) Sir John
Jenoure...
- estate, and
began a
remodelling of the
house and grounds.
Architects Alfred Jenoure and
William Stirling II
worked on the house,
while formal gardens were...
- one of the more
engaging urban dance-pop
albums of the year."
Chantal Jenoure of The
Jamaica Observer complimented the
dancehall and hip hop composition...
-
writing for AllMusic,
described Rihanna's
cover as "catchy",
while Chantal Jenoure,
writing for The
Jamaica Observer,
labelled it as "hilarious". English...
-
Medicine blog". blogs.bmj.com. 1
December 2021.
Retrieved 27
August 2023.
Jenoure, P (2016). "Sports
Medicine in our four
neighbour countries" (PDF). Swiss...
- 22 May 1611 Succeeded by
Knyvett baronets Baronetage of
England Preceded by
Bolles baronets Aston baronets 25 July 1628 Succeeded by
Jenoure baronets...
- year. On the album,
Jenkins is
joined by
members of his band Sting:
Terry Jenoure on
violin and vocals,
Brandon Ross and
James Emery on guitar,
Alonzo Gardner...
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Bertha Lewis Bertha Lewis Evelyn Gardiner Zorah Josephine Findlay Aida
Jenoure Marion Brignal Sybil Gordon Marjorie Flinn Ruth Miss
Lindsay Miss Murray/Amy...
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Lucille Saunders Nita, a
Dancing Girl (mezzo-soprano or soprano) – Aida
Jenoure Minestra, Risotto's
Bride (mezzo-soprano) – Eva
Moore Tamorras, Monks,...
- ****, Karl Berger, Axel Dörner,
Hannes Bauer,
Heinz von Cramer,
Terry Jenoure,
Marjana Sadowska. He
organized several groups for
double b**** such as...
