- Look up sparrow or
spadger in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sparrow may
refer to: Old
World sparrows,
family P****eridae New
World sparrows, family...
- Goalkeeper's
Revenge And
Other Stories (1961). His 1977 children's
novel My Pal
Spadger is an
account of his
childhood in 1920s Bolton. His wife died in 2014 aged...
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subcontinent and
Central Asia.
Dialectal names include sparr, sparrer,
spadger, spadgick, and philip,
mainly in
southern England; spug and spuggy, mainly...
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Harry / Fish #5 / Mr.
Pycroft / Dad /
Narrator #1 /
Chaplain /
Carter /
Spadger /
Regimental Sergeant Major / Pakenham-Walsh / Rear End /
Female TV Presenter...
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Including a
Method of
Divination by
their Use On-On-"Poet"
Elder Eel The
Spadger To
Persis Waite's Wet or the Backslider's
Return My ****ulous Contemporaries...
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initially known as "
Spadger Force" to
confuse German intelligence, with the commander,
General Freyberg being known as "
Spadger". The
Corps later became...
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continued Teddy Tail)
Barry Glennard – (comics for The Beano)
Chick Gordon – (
Spadger Isle,
Bamboo Town) Jack
Gordon – (worked for The Beano,
among other magazines)...
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Songs of a
Sentimental Bloke, Jim of the Hills, The
Glugs of Gosh, Rose of
Spadgers, The
Singing Gardens and
Ginger Mick, to name a few.
Dennis joined artist...
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verse novel: The
Moods of
Ginger Mick (1916),
Doreen (1917) and Rose of
Spadgers (1924). The
Moods of
Ginger Mick told the
story of Bill's mate, Ginger...
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later extended to five months. The
roles of The Bloke,
Doreen and Rose of
Spadger's Lane were pla**** by
Edwin Ride,
Patsy Hemingway and
Gloria Dawn respectively...
