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Gilbert Mabbot,
alternately Mabbott (1622—c. 1670), was the
official licenser of the
press from 1647 to 1649 and
himself a
pioneering journalist and publisher...
- Sir
Lionel Mabbot Woodward (9
September 1864 – 5
September 1925) was a
British colonial judge and administrator, and
served as
Chief Justice of the Federated...
- have forgot: that
politeness has no
place in
science fiction'.
Alistair Mabbot,
writing in The Herald, was
equally enthusiastic. 'From its very
first page...
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satirical poems, or
otherwise formal reports of
major news events.
Gilbert Mabbot "Newsbook". The Economist.
Retrieved 19
October 2015. Frank,
Joseph (1961)...
- May 2020. "About Norman".
Norman Lovett Website.
Retrieved 19
April 2020.
Mabbot,
Alistair (2 June 1989). "Last of the Red Hot Lovetts". The List. Retrieved...
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melodic atmosphere and an
alternative punch. The
result is awesome".
Alastair Mabbot,
writing for The List,
described the song as "Spitting Image's
notion of...
- "Review: The Celts, A
Sceptical History, by
Simon Jenkins". Nation.Cymru.
Mabbot,
Alastair (8 July 2022). "Review: The Celts, A
Sceptical History, by Simon...
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account of the Anglo-Norman
family of Devereux, of Balmagir,
county Wexford.
Mabbot-Street, Dublin:
Office of the 'Irish builder. p. 1. ISBN 9785873084579....
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prominent parliamentary politician under the Commonwealth. (1622–1670)
Gilbert Mabbot,
newsbook writer during the
English Civil War, was the son of a Nottingham...
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Aubrey Goodman 1920
Percy Alan
Farrer Manby (acting) 1921–1925 Sir
Lionel Mabbot Woodward 1925–1929 Sir
Henry Hessey Johnston Gompertz 1929–1932 Sir Lancelot...
