- books; a
black servant named Cristobal who does the
daily c****s; the
Machiche, a mature,
voluptuous woman who
keeps the men in the
house under her control;...
- (madre de Patricia) 1986 La Mansión de Araucaima, de
Carlos Mayolo (La
Machiche) 1985 Póngale Color, de
Camila Loboguerrero -
mediometraje 1984 Cóndores...
- (small
white fish). The name has gone
through many
spelling variations:
Machiche, Ouabmachiche, Yabamachiche, Hyamachiche, Yamachiste, Amachis, à Machis...
- Kennetcook, Nova
Scotia Lincoln,
Ontario Ernestown Township → Loyalist,
Ontario Machiche → Yamachiche,
Quebec Merrittsville → Welland,
Ontario Milliken Corners...
-
Several of the
soldiers and
their families lived at the
refugee camp at the
Machiche, near Trois-Rivières, Quebec. In
early 1778, the
company numbered 37 all-ranks...
- held in 1830. He was part of a
group of
singers known as the "Chantres de
Machiche". He died at
Yamachiche in 1853. His
brothers Michel and François also...
- Méjri
Henia 2
goals Billy Dalli 1 goal
Charles Mackay A.
Benchekroun M.
Machiche A.
Mokhlatif A.
Mourchid Hédi
Braiek A. Neji "Games of the XVII. Olympiad...
-
Little Yamachiche River Yamachiche River Machiche River Rivière du Lac des Îles Rivière du Sept Bras du Nord (
Machiche River tributary)/Petite rivière Saint-Étienne...
- Muni****lity, Capitale-Nationale, Quebec,
Canada Bras du Nord, a
tributary of the
Machiche River in Quebec, Canada; see List of
rivers of Quebec#North s**** of St...
-
fought with
Edward Jessup's
loyalist forces and
moved with his
family to
Machiche (Yamachiche) in
Quebec in 1779. In 1784, they
settled west of Kingston...
