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Herbert David Mullon (1
February 1905 – 17
September 1991) was a
notable New
Zealand postal worker, broadcaster,
philatelist and historian. He was born...
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Schneider &
Jacques Pocquet: (1971–1972) Gérard de Félices: (1973–1974) Gérard
Mullon & -
Marko Ostarčević: (1977–1978)
Dominique Richard Laurent Dorigo: (1985–1986)...
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procedural change.
Three technicians, John Bjornstad,
Forrest Cole, and Nick
Mullon,
entered the
compartment without air packs,
unaware of the
danger since...
- fell in with the Cléopâtre, also of 36 guns and
commanded by
Captain Jean
Mullon, one of the few
officers of the
ancien régime who
still remained in the...
- lip" or "facial hair",
probably derived from ****enistic Gr**** μύλλον (
mullon), "lip". An
individual wearing a
moustache is said to be "moustached" or...
- scene;
Forrest Cole went into a coma and died two w****s later, and Nick
Mullon died 14
years later from
complications of
injuries sustained. 5 May 1981...
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broadcaster Jesse Mulligan –
television host and
radio broadcaster Herbert David Mullon –
postal worker, broadcaster,
philatelist and
historian Lesley Murdoch –...
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outspoken Mullon, who had been
pastor by then for decades, was
accosted by
Butler for
refusing to
preside at the
funeral of a
Union soldier.
Mullon responded...
- Cléopâtre and gave chase, the
French frigate initially fleeing but
Captain Jean
Mullon then
turning to
fight as
Nymphe began to
overtake his ship. At 06:15, with...
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shaped his
debut album Just Living. He was
mentored by
three tutors, John
Mullon,
Rachel Bennet and
Julie Dexter, who
encouraged his writing/sense of British...
