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But Northern Broadsides has had the nous to revive this delightful "lost" work by Harold Brighouse.
The Game Michael Billington 2010
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Diamond appeared before a Rugby Football Union disciplinary panel in Brighouse on Tuesday night on two charges of misconduct arising out his side's 29-21 win over the Saints on 23 September.
Sale Sharks' Steve Diamond receives 12-week suspended ban 2011
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Harry Brighouse, on Crooked Timber, asks why Mike Brearley has not yet been knighted.
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Café de Paris, Coventry Street, W1, Fri LCAnyone familiar with the colliery-friendly parpings of the Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band, who almost topped the charts in 1977 with their version of the Floral Dance, will most likely be of the opinion the sound of live brass is about as hip as the Salvation Army.
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They were known as the Manchester School, and one of their number was Harold Brighouse, best known for Hobson's Choice.
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But Brighouse also unsentimentally reminds us of the way soccer players were treated as little more than serfs by their employers and, even if he keeps the crucial game off-stage, he makes up for that with a series of striking personal duels.
The Game Michael Billington 2010
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The centre of Richmond was – and still is by some referred to as Brighouse.
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Judging by the number of people who did not get off at Brighouse, tourists were at least 40% of the load on my train.
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One would say that they were going to Brighouse when meaning that they were going to shop in the Brighouse are – the area that is now dominated by the shopping Centre called Richmond Centre.
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What is less easy to see is how the line capacity can be enhanced because of two long stretches of single track at Brighouse and YVR.
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