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| Â | BBC News UK POLITICS Rupert Allason: No stranger to the courtroom |
 | | Rupert Allason leaving court after his defeat on Tuesday | | | The dilettante author's latest political venture, having lost his Commons seat in 1997 by just 12 votes, is the fight against the single European currency. | | | UK Politics) Allason court win against PM's aide (30 Jul 98 |
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| | WILLIAM H BROWN LIMITED and OTHERS FIRST [1996] EWCA/Civ 713 * sb96-8/CIVIL/SENT96/2910CIV/1410MT03.html (14th October, 1996) IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO MOVE FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW R v. | | | WILLIAM SHAW [1996] EWCA/Civ 908 * sb96-8/CIVIL/SENT96/0912CIV/0811SC03.html (8th November, 1996) ALEXANDRA LANARK LIMITED v. | | | WILLIAM LUKE MURRAY BECKETT [1996] EWCA/Civ 1078 * sb96-8/CIVIL/SENT97/1401CIV/0312BB02.html (3rd December, 1996) DR JAMES BUXTON v. |
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| Â | World War II Plus 55 - June 5th and 6th , 1942 |
| | And I Was There, by Rear Adm. Edwin Layton with Capt. Roger Pineau, William Morrow, 1985 | | | My Three Years with Eisenhower by Capt. Harry C. Butcher, USNR, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1946 | | | The Last Lion, Part 2, The Lion Caged (Alone) by William Manchester, Sphere, London, 1988 |
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| Â | Janus: The Papers of Edward Morgan Forster |
| | Letter from E.M. Forster to William Moss Pinkerton | | | Letter from E.M. Forster to William Cecil Northcott | | | Correspondence from E.M. Forster to William Van O'Connor |
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http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/db/node.xsp?id=EAD/GBR/0272/EMF/18/452
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| Â | Defamation.shtml |
| | Rupert Allason M P -v- Alastair Campbell; Andy Mcsmith and MGN Limited | | | Rupert W S Allason MP -v- Alastair Campbell; Andy McSmith and MGN Limited | | | The defendants appealed an order that a defamation trial should proced before a judge alone. |
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| | BOWHILL, Sir Frederick William (1880-1960), Air Chief Marshal | | | BISSET, Arthur William La Touche (1892-1956), Vice Admiral | | | COLBORNE, William John (died 1971), Surgeon Rear Admiral |
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| | * Kenneth Mark Williams 1976 Kuala Lumpur, 1979 Bridgetown, 1988 Harare, 1994 Delhi. | | | * Jonathan Beales * Peter John William Black 1974 MECAS, 1977 Kuwait, 1980 Amman, 1987 Dhaka. | | | * Simon Jules Wilson 1991 Athens, 1993 Zagreb. |
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| | #182: Telegraph: Widdecombe to be main winner in Hague reshuffle - Ann Widdecombe, the new darling of the Tory faithful, is set for a major promotion in a shadow cabinet reshuffle being prepared by William Hague. | | | #51: William Bolling - Tory who was opposed to parliamentary reform and factory legislation. | | | Writers such as Percy Bysshe Shelley, Leigh Hunt, William Hazlitt, Thomas Babington Macaulay and Charles Dickens all received hostile reviews in the journal, whereas the work of Jane Austin and Sir Walter Scott was warmly praised. |
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| | Simon Hughes may lose his seat of Southwark North and Bermondsey at the election according to the predictions of an unorthodox weather forecaster, Piers Corbyn. | | | William Hill is still receiving bets at 6/1 for the Conservatives to be the largest single party, the longest odds at which they have been quoted since coming to power. | | | The bookmaker William Hill is refusing to accept any further bets on Labour becoming the largest single party because it's considered such a certainty. |
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| Â | Index - MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service |
| | Donnelly, J.G. Donovan, William 51, 52, 53, 167, 437, 454, 462, 464, 465, 538 | | | Hayter, Sir William 77, 84, 319, 365, 368, 369, 441, 482 | | | Jackson, C.D. Jackson, R. Jackson, William H. Jacob, Sir Ian 43, 78, 79, 84, 494 |
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| Â | Raymond James Directory Resources |
| | Johnathan William Patrick Aitken (South Thanet) Richard Thain Alexander (Newark) Michael James Hugh Alison (Selby) Rupert William Simon Allason (Torbay) Graham William... | | | in: Books See Larger Image Modern Auditing by: William C. Boynton, Raymond N. Johnson, Walter G. Kell Amazon.com's Price: $... |
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| Â | Secrets Act overhaul call Ôis a bit rich' - [Sunday Herald] |
| | Penrose and his co-author Simon Freeman met with an MI5 legal advisor and a treasury solicitor who told them that they would have to remove the names of some 40 MI5 and MI6 officers who they had interviewed about Blunt. | | | Former Tory MP and intelligence expert Rupert Allason, who uses the name Nigel West to author books on espionage, said: ÒDame Stella has a perfect right to publish her memoirs. |
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| Â | SULAIR: British Poetry of the Romantic Period Catalog -- Miller to Young |
| | By William Moore, Minister of Bethesda Chapel, Truro. | | | 1078 [PEEBLES (William)] The Crisis: or, the progress of revolutionary principles. | | | London: Printed by William Bulmer and Co., Shakspeare Press: for T. Hookham, Junior, and E.T. Hookham, Old Bond-Street; Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-Row; and John Ballantyne and Company, Edinburgh. |
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http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/ablit/britlit/mill2young.html
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| Â | Have I Got News for You - Episode Guide - TV Tome |
| | Simon - David Steel; Terry Wogan; Geoffrey Howe; David Bellamy | | | Simon: 'JAILHOUSE ROCKERS GO ON THE RUN AGAIN' | | | Paul & Simon - Spanish truck drivers strike |
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| | Gray, Diane R. Gray, Sherry L. Gray, William R. Email grayfmly@sdcoe.k12.ca.us | | | Bell, Christine K. Bell, David William 1988 BA | | | Harvey, Audrey B. Harvey, William C. Harward, Catherine 2002 BS |
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| | Haifa Univ) HAYWARD THOMAS B (ADM) HAYWOOD OLIVER G Haywood Thomas HAZARD HEATHER A HAZARD JOHN N Headrick Richard Healey Denis W. Healy Harold Harris Jr 1943 HEALY MELISSA Heard Albert Farley 1853 Heard Alexander (Time inc) Hearne Donna Hearst William Randolph Jr. | | | Of USA) Carter Lyon 1915 CARTER MARSHALL N CARTER ROBERT L Carter Walter Frederick 1895 CARTER WILLIAM D CARTER WILLIAM D Caruth W W CARVAJAL URQUIJO JAIME Carvajal Urquijo Jaime - 96 - E - Iberfomento Mucky Muck Cary Anthony J. - Head of Christopher Patten's cabinet EU. | | | Bucklye William F (Publisher mock conservative opposition) BUCKNER HELEN Buckner Mortimer Norton 1895 BUCY J FRED BUERGENTHAL THOMAS Buffet Warren CEO Berkshire Hathaway Buffett Warren (BAWK! |
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| Â | Encyclopedia: MPs elected in the UK general election, 1987 |
| | February 23: Richmond (Yorkshire)-- William Hague (Con), replacing resigned Leon Brittan | | | July 14 : Kensington--Dudley Fishburn (Con), replacing deceased Brandon Rhys Williams | | | May 4 : Vale of Glamorgan-- John Smith (Lab), replacing deceased Sir Raymond Gower |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/MPs-elected-in-the-UK-general-election,-1987
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| Â | L.V. KELLY - BOOKS CATALOGUE: - updated: 23 November, 2001 |
| | Articles by Bruno Bettelheim, William F. Buckley, Jr., Lewis Yablonsky, Norman Mailer, Lewis Coser, Arthur Miller, Jane Jacobs, and others | | | ALLASON (Rupert) THE BRANCH A History of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch 1883-1983. | | | Any book found not as described may be returned for a full refund plus postage costs within 7 days of receipt |
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| | 2 CONT His sword was in the possession of his nephew William Corfield of Penryn in 1873. | | | 2 CONT 2 CONT Ancestor of Corfield of Knowle Lodge, Somerset 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Dec 2003 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I197@ INDI 1 NAME William /Corfield/ 2 SURN Corfield 2 GIVN William 1 SEX M 1 _UID 2D61F39A5068D04B8926CEE4C8F1466EBC1D 1 FAMS @F133@ 1 FAMC @F112@ 1 NOTE William Corfield of Burton, Shropshire. | | | 1 CHAN 2 DATE 13 Dec 2003 3 TIME 00:00:00 0 @I158@ INDI 1 NAME William Oram /Trivett/ 2 SURN Trivett 2 GIVN William Oram 1 SEX M 1 _UID 0FD3D5DDAD67D711AC05A23EEE33873A03D2 1 FAMS @F107@ 1 NOTE Shawcrest, 2 CONT 69 Eureka Road, 2 CONT Burton on Trent. |
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| Â | Ars Libri, Ltd. |
| | And the impact of 1066, by Cecily Clark and Elizabeth Williams. | | | Compiled by William Cunnington; revised by E.H. Goddard. | | | By H.C. Broholm, William P. Larsen and Godtfred Skjerne. |
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| Â | Any Amount of Books: Authors C-D |
| | Signed presentation copy: ÔTo William Chappell my oldest friend in England with love from Ernestine Carter, 6 July, 1964.Õ Cookery. | | | About George Borrow, an Ipswich bookseller called William Webber and the Thomas Wise investigation by the biblio - sleuths. | | | Stiff emerald green printed wraps, pp 24 and one black and white photo plate, black and white illustrations in text by author. |
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| | If the prince ever became king, he would be William V. The 'W'Êat the beginning of his name should be read as two Vs and the two L's as I's. | | | William had himself installed as a 'knight', a traditional Saxon service embodying both military and spiritual duties. | | | Prince Philip suggested William as the best choice of name for his grandson because the occult meaning is sufficiently hidden in a jumble of letters and numerals for its symbolism to pass unnoticed among many English patriots. |
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| Â | Wikipedia: MPs elected in the UK general election, 1987 |
| | William Hague ( Richmond), replacing resigned Leon Brittan | | | Dudley Fishburn ( Kensington), replacing deceased Brandon Rhys Williams |
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| Â | West,N. The Circus. 1984 |
| | A senior MI5 officer stole his manuscript in 1982 and obtained an injunction against publication. | | | Nigel West, also known as Rupert Allason, is a British writer specializing in intelligence and security issues. | | | Despite a pro- government bias that caused Allason to condemn the naming of names in 1985, up until then he had probably named more British intelligence officers than anyone. |
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| Â | Crime Fiction III: 1749-1995 |
| | "Strafe" That Failed\The Nightly Round\John Williams, Tramp and | | | BERNARD, W. first name should be spelled out: William | | | sc: Judge William Pitman Priest (give sc name in full) |
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| Â | The Book Firm - Secondhand and Antiquarian Bookshop, Selling Books on American History, Automobiles & Motoring, Literary Criticism, Sociology - Automobile List |
| | BALLANTINE, Joseph W., BARNES, Maynard B., BROWN, William Adams Jr etc. | | | BALLANTINE, Joseph W., BROWN, William Adams Jr, HARLOW, A. Mason etc. | | | BACH, Wilfrid, PANKRATH, Jurgen & WILLIAMS, Jill eds. |
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