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- Daniel David Palmer (March 7, 1845 – October 20, 1913) was the founder of chiropractic. Palmer was born in Pickering Township, Canada West, but emigrated...
- Eastern Counties 3 South (4th) Millwall - N/A (joined league) Pegasus Palmerians - transferred from Eastern Counties 3 South (6th) Old Cooperians - transferred...
- House, Kolbe House, Heenan House, Mother Teresa House, Bede House Colour(s)   Navy   Red   Gold Former pupils Old Palmerians Website http://tpc.academy/...
- (1) Pegasus Palmerians (1) Thames (1) There was no relegation as Es**** 3 was cancelled the following season. 3rd place Pegasus Palmerians also promoted...
- Cross Steelers (11th) competed in London 3 Es**** in 2021–22. Pegasus Palmerians joined the league as a new team for 2022–23. The teams competing in 2021-22...
- 2006), racing driver Jen Craft, Member of Parliament for Thurrock Old Palmerians' ****ociation Contact site for pupils who joined Palmer's Boys School in...
- recorded in the Sicilian martyrology of Ottavio Gaetani, as well as in the Palmerian martyrology of Antonio Mongitore in 1742. A Breviary from Cefalù also...
- 2021[update], the league comprised five teams: Zenobians (formed in 2004), IUST Palmerians (2015), AIU Alphas (2015), Victory (2012), and Titans. Syria women's national...
- 865,310 (US: 68th)  • Metro density 1,117.8/sq mi (431.6/km2) Demonym Palmerian Time zone UTC-5 (EST)  • Summer (DST) UTC-4 (EDT) ZIP Code 18045 Area...
- dedicated to livestock, and its inhabitants were mainly descendants of the Palmerian aborigines, although there were also settlers of European origin. In 1847...