What is "alloway"

Usage examples of "alloway".

Head of the newly formed Ministry of Defence, Lord Alloway was a prominent member of the Cabinet.

His statement was practically word for word what Lord Alloway had already told us.

It’s a pity Lord Alloway didn’t give chase then and there when he saw the fellow leave.

And I am to return them to Lord Alloway on the condition that he asks no questions as to where I got them?

A few minutes later Lord Alloway enters the room, goes to the desk, and the papers are gone.

Only two things are possible: either Fitzroy did not leave the papers on the desk, but put them in his pocket—and that is not reasonable, because, as Alloway pointed out, he could have taken a tracing at his own convenience any time—or else the papers were still on the desk when Lord Alloway went to it—in which case they went into his pocket.

I spoke to Alloway as one great man to another—and he understood perfectly.

On the day when Lord Alloway became Prime Minister, a cheque and a signed photograph arrived.

Bo was about as handy with a gun as any man in this camp, barrin' Chess Alloway an' mebbe Bland himself.

You'll be let severely alone by real gun-fighters an' men like Bland, Alloway, Rugg, an' the bosses of the other gangs.

Then I've heard Chess Alloway try to persuade Bland to give me to him.

But I reckon the best figgerin' would include dodgin' some lead an' leavin' at least Bland or Alloway dead behind you.

He had a feeling that Bland and Alloway would let him go for the moment.

If you'd happen to kill Bland an' Alloway, I reckon you'd be as safe on this here border as you would in Santone.

Once on them hosses, we can ride out of camp before Alloway or anybody else gits into action.