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Lutine was a
frigate which served in both the
French Navy and the
Royal Navy. She was
launched by the
French in 1779. The ship p****ed to
British control...
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Lutine may
refer to: HMS
Lutine, a
frigate of the
Royal Navy,
formerly of the
French navy HMS
Lutine's bell (
Lutine Bell)
preserved at Lloyd's of London...
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borne the name HMS
Lutin or
Lutine,
Lutine being French for "the tease" or "tormentress" or more
literally "imp", and
Lutine the feminine: HMS
Lutin was...
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Yacht Lutine is the name
given to all Lloyd's of
London Yacht Club's (LLYC)
sailing yachts,
often with sail
number GBR809 A Laurent-Giles
designed Bermudan...
- 6-Dihydroxyindole
Names IUPAC name 1H-Indole-5,6-diol
Other names Dopamine lutine Aminochrome DHI
Identifiers CAS
Number 3131-52-0 Y 3D
model (JSmol) Interactive...
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submarine Alexander Nevsky.
Transport portal Eight Bells (painting) The
Lutine Bell
Watchstanding When
Eight Bells Toll Cutler,
Thomas J. (2009) [1902]...
- core is the
large Underwriting Room on the
ground floor,
which houses the
Lutine Bell
within the Rostrum. Also on the
first floor is the loss book which...
- Trust; it
contains a
small museum about the area. The
commander of HMS
Lutine,
Captain Lancelot Skynner, came from Easton,
where his
father John was the...
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founded at the
Royal Exchange 1783 Zong m****acre
trial 1799
Sinking of HMS
Lutine 1871 Lloyd's Act 1906 San
Francisco earthquake 1909
Sinking of RMS Republic...
- from a Rolls-Royce car, an
electric hare from a
greyhound race and the
Lutine Bell.
Major Foskett, a
British Army psychologist, ****embles four soldiers...
