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Population (2000): 289 Housing Units (2000): 174 Land area (2000): 0.796620 sq. miles (2.063237 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 0.796620 sq. miles (2.063237 sq. km) FIPS code: 09700 Located within: West ...

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n. (context British English) A former railway guide and timetable published by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George%20Bradshaw n. 1 The name of several places in Northern England. 2 (surname habitational from=Old English dot=) derived from these places.

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Barry Jones had gone back to his native Wales, no Guernsey candidate had presented him or herself for the vacancy, and Brian Bradshaw, with the evident support of John Coquelin, had offered the junior partnership to his locum, Anna.

Mrs Anna Weston, his partner in the veterinary practice of Bradshaw, Coquelin and Weston, has announced her intention of leaving Guernsey and returning to live on the mainland .

Fort George to the harbour, where she had stayed with the Bradshaw dog an4 cats at the start of her time in Guernsey as locum for a holidaying Brian a six-month lifetime earlier.

Bradshaw, whose pith helmet and safari suit were ideally suited to the hot Nebraskan summer.

Crane opened his mouth to expostulate, perhaps realised the hopelessness of trying to outtalk Bradshaw, and shut it again.

Tillamook, and had excavated several other sites relating to them, one that got mired in yet another controversy when his students discovered skeletal remains and the local Native American tribes, most of whom knew nothing about the Tillamook and their dead culture, had demanded that the dig end while they researched Tillamook cultural values to know if Bradshaw was violating an ancient burial site.

Baske, advised to pass the winter in a mild climate, was about to accept an invitation from her cousin and go by sea to Naples, the Bradshaws, to the astonishment of all their friends, offered to accompany her.

The Bradshaws had begun to talk of leaving Naples, but this seemed to be the apology for enjoying themselves which is so characteristic of English people.

As for Elgar, he seemed to the Bradshaws singularly quiet, modest, inoffensive.

She could not help feeling flattered at such an offer from him,--him, William Murray Bradshaw, the rising young man of his county, at her feet, his eyes melting with the love he would throw into them, his tones subdued to their most sympathetic quality, and all those phrases on his lips which every day beguile women older and more discreet than this romantic, long-imprisoned girl, whose rash and adventurous enterprise was an assertion of her womanhood and her right to dispose of herself as she chose.

Bradshaw was a little smitten with the young lady up at The Poplars, and that he had made some diplomatic overtures to the duenna, after the approved method of suitors.

Bradshaw of Manchester, old acquaintances of the Spences and of Miriam.

Murray Bradshaw was surprised and confounded at the easy way in which she received his compliments, and played with his advances, after the fashion of the trained ballroom belles, who know how to be almost caressing in manner, and yet are really as far off from the deluded victim of their suavities as the topmost statue of the Milan cathedral from the peasant that kneels on its floor.

The newer therapies by John Bradshaw and others, which reclaim and nurture the hurt inner child, also relive the disappointments of childhood.

Assuming blackmail, which I do, the question is what makes Bradshaw blackmailable.