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Wallis Walter Lefeaux (September 19, 1881 –
November 24, 1972) was an English-born merchant,
lawyer and
political figure in
British Columbia. He represented...
- the Colonel's
Caveman Charles LeFeaux 20 465-484 24/10/49 - 18/11/49 26 ****
Barton and the
Black Rock
Charles LeFeaux 20 485-504 21/11/49 - 16/12/49...
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Leslie Lefeaux was the
first governor of the
Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
Lefeaux was the ****istant to the
governor at the Bank of
England before he arrived...
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starred in the 1982
television serial Praying Mantis,
based on the book (
Les Mantes Religieuses) by
Hubert Monteilhet. The
thriller co-starred Pinkas...
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Liberal Gerald Grattan McGeer 4,388 40.43 -5.30
Labour Wallis Walter LeFeaux 1,363 12.56 -2.23
Independent James Cavers Gill 23 0.21 –
Total valid votes...
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architect Wallis Lapsley (born 1997),
American soccer player Wallis Walter LeFeaux (1881–1972),
American politician and
lawyer Wallis Mathias (1935–1994)...
- "Hands
Across the sky" last February, The BBC
commissioned him and
Charles Lefeaux to
write the
opera The
Adventures of
Alice based on the
stories by Lewis...
- Centre:
Laura Emma
Marshall Jamieson Vancouver Centre:
Wallis Walter LeFeaux Vancouver East:
James Lyle
Telford Vancouver East:
Harold Winch Vancouver-Point...
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radio by John Keir Cross.
George Owen pla****
Professor Parkins,
Charles Lefeaux was
Colonel Wilson,
while Valentine Dyall starred as the
eponymous host...
- Collections, the
journals of the
antiquary Thomas Hearne. In 1963,
Charles Lefeaux (who had
acted in the 1949
radio adaptation of "'Oh, Whistle, and I'll...
