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Charles Varlo or
Varley (c.1725–c.1795) was an
English agriculturist. He held
papers pertaining to the
failed colony of New Albion. He was born in Yorkshire...
- Albion" in
William and Mary
Historical Quarterly (January 1940).
Charles Varlo The
Grant of King
Charles the First, to Sir
Edmund Plowden, Earl Palatine...
- name
change took
effect July 1, 2022. In
December 2014,
theater professor Varlo Davenport received a
notice of
dismissal and
termination of
employment in...
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sovereigns took
place on the Forty-foot
river near Chatteris.
First heats Varlo of
Benwick beat
Drake of Chatteris;
Green of
March beat
Burgess of Whittlesea;...
- the Earl
Palatine to Sir T. Danby' was
described in the
papers of
Charles Varlo. John
Batte and
Thomas Danby had
entered into a "joynt adventure" with one...
-
Pennsylvania Magazine of
History and Biography. L****III:2 (April 1959).
Charles Varlo (compiler). "The
Grant of King
Charles the First, to Sir
Edmund Plowden...
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Varlo ****yer was a
lawyer in
London and
Secretary of the
Royal Institution in 1841. A copy of a
letter written by
Henry in 1830 to
William Varlo's ****yer's...
- and its 24-man crew into St. John's. The Antigua,
under commander Weston Varlo,
engaged a 12-gun
French privateer off the
windward coast of its namesake...
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Edward Ellice, Boyle, Buckle, Fenwick, Pattison, Littleton, Roberts,
George Varlo,
Anthony Gordon and John Dixon. King 2003, pp. 171. King 2003, pp. 172....
- 8.73333 (Uvdal) 3632 Nore og
Uvdal Varlo 59°47′0″N 9°52′0″E / 59.78333°N 9.86667°E / 59.78333; 9.86667 (
Varlo) 3300 Øvre
Eiker Vatnås 3355 Sigdal...
