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  • Joshua Smeaton is promoting his new self-published comic by giving away a watercolor painting.

    Circuit Board Robot (link roundup) 2009

  • Young Jack Smeaton is one of the strongest Grits in this city, and he has a very great influence on the young men, for they like him, mind you.

    The Second Chance 1910

  • The third, or as it was called the Smeaton Tower, was erected in 1757.

    "The Red Watch" With the First Canadian Division in Flanders John Allister Currie

  • The circumstance of ballasting a ship at the Bell Rock afforded great entertainment, especially to the sailors; and it was perhaps with truth remarked that the Smeaton was the first vessel that had ever taken on board ballast at the Bell Rock.

    Records of a Family of Engineers 1912

  • I know that Mr. Smeaton is lovely and all that, but I want to be sure he is a gentleman.

    The Second Chance 1910

  • The circumstance of ballasting a ship at the Bell Rock afforded great entertainment, especially to the sailors; and it was perhaps with truth remarked that the Smeaton was the first vessel that had ever taken on board ballast at the Bell Rock.

    Records of a Family of Engineers Robert Louis Stevenson 1872

  • Prime Minister Gordon Brown called the Smeaton family yesterday to offer his support.

    Home | Mail Online 2008

  • Prime Minister Gordon Brown called the Smeaton family yesterday to offer his support.

    Home | Mail Online 2008

  • Prime Minister Gordon Brown called the Smeaton family yesterday to offer his support.

    Home | Mail Online 2008

  • Prime Minister Gordon Brown called the Smeaton family yesterday to offer his support.

    Home | Mail Online 2008

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