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- Sir George Snigge (1544/45 – 11 November 1617) was an English lawyer and politician who sat in the House of Commons at various times between 1589 and 1605...
- Arthur Potts Oscar Kennedy as Peter Beste-Chetwynde Tim Pigott-Smith as Sniggs Tom Stourton as Alistair Digby-Vaine-Trumpington Katy Wix as Florence ****an...
- (uncredited) Way... Way Out (1966) – Ponsonby It's a Bikini World (1967) – McSnigg The Big Mouth (1967) – Psychiatrist (uncredited) Games (1967) – Party Guest...
- Keen in the television film On Expenses. He also had a cameo appearance as Sniggs in the BBC production of Evelyn Waugh's Decline and Fall in 2017. His final...
- magnificent stands of forest. Likewise, the region's roads often began as snigging tracks for hauling timber. Timber getters used the region's cr****s, rivers...
- Clarke 1594–1598: Matthew Ewens 1598–1607: Sir John Savile 1604–1625: George Snigg 1607–1617: Sir James Altham 1607–1610: Edward Heron 1610–1627: Edward Bromley...
- one of the federal agents is the son of a boarder at Red Gate Farm. Al Sniggs, gruff right-hand man of Maurice Hale, is now named Al Snead. The original...
- judged events ranging from flower arranging to stud cattle and heavy horse snigging and pulling competitions. The annual festival for Australia Day swells...
- Yorkshire Police Service in 1984, and was based at police headquarters in Snigg Hill, Sheffield, serving for eighteen years and rising to the rank of sergeant...
- Twenty-second District: Henry M. Brewer Twenty-third District: August T. Sniggs Twenty-fourth District: John H. Campbell Twenty-fifth District: Frank Mathews...