- Mary
Merrall (5
January 1890 – 31
August 1973), born
Elsie Lloyd, was an
English actress whose career of over 60
years encomp****ed stage, film and television...
- John
Edwin Merrall (7
January 1909 – 5
October 1993) was an
English cricketer.
Merrall was a right-handed
batsman who
bowled right-arm fast-medium. He...
- ISBN 978-91-633-3190-9 Goldberg,
Howard G., Decanter.com (April 29, 2008). "Acker
Merrall sells 'Shah's Champagne'" Celeste, Rigel, Luxist.com (February 28, 2010)...
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secured a loan for $8.84
million ($13.8 million in 2024 dollars) from
Acker Merrall & Condit,
secured by the wine and art in his collection. In
April 2007...
-
Brevoort Close (1908–1998), who
married three times, to
Thomas Wells Durant,
Merrall MacNeille, and
Augustus Riggs IV.
Eleanor Post
Close (1909–2006), later...
- and
William Kien
becomes Director of
Admissions 1974 –
David Merrall dies;
Seymour Merrall, his son,
takes ownership 1979 –
Relocates to Holy
Trinity Roman...
- 1966
British crime film
directed by
Montgomery Tully and
starring Mary
Merrall,
Ellen Pollock and Amy Dalby. The
screenplay was by
Maurice J.
Wilson and...
- of
dollars on wine and also sold
countless bottles of fake wine.
Acker Merrall & Condit, an
auction company,
broke records by
selling US$35
million worth...
- 'Reflections on
Judicial Office',
paper presented on 1
September 2009, 11. J. D.
Merralls, "Reversion is Impossible",
Victorian Bar News, Vol. 89 (Winter, 1994)...
- film
directed by
Daniel Birt and
starring Nancy Price, Mary Clare, Mary
Merrall, Nova
Pilbeam and
Raymond Lovell. The film has
Gothic influences. The screenplay...
