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Basil Woodd (1760–1831) was an
English evangelical cleric,
known as a hymn-writer. Born at Richmond,
Surrey on 5
August 1760, he was the only son of Basil...
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Henry Alexander Woodd (6 June 1865 – 6
November 1954) was an
Australian Anglican priest.
Woodd was born in Liverpool, Sydney, New
South Wales, and died...
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Rosslyn House and its
extended formal gardens to
Charles Henry Lardner Woodd.
Woodd decided to
sublease the
house out for income, with its
occupiers until...
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Henry Woodd Nevinson (11
October 1856 – 9
November 1941) was an
English war
correspondent during the
Second Boer War and
World War I, a
campaigning journalist...
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Council election results".
Taranaki Daily News. 15
October 2007. p. 2.
Woodd,
Richard (25
October 2007). "New
councillor makes deputy".
Retrieved 28...
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Basil Thomas Woodd (7 July 1815 – 4 June 1895) was a
Conservative Party politician. He was
elected Conservative MP for
Knaresborough in 1852 but lost...
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Choices in an
Ethically Irrational World',
Human Relations, 56(2): 167–85.
Woodd,
Maureen (1997). "Human
resource specialists—guardians of
ethical conduct...
- 2002–2007: Brig.
Christopher Keith Price, CBE 2007–2012:
Colonel David Woodd 2012–2017:
General Sir
Richard Shirreff, KCB CBE 2017–2022:
General Sir...
- in 1941. Long
toured with
Sonja Henie for 12 years. He
married Leimomi Woodds and had
three children.
Public domain song: Andy Iona -
Pretty Red Hibiscus...
- 000 m2) in total) were
bought by
James Abel.[citation needed] In 1841
Basil Woodd, a Bond
Street brandy merchant bought the
lease from Abel, a 19-acre (77...
