Glassford

Later, a Scottish poet named Henry Glassford Bell (1803-1874) wrote a ballad named “The Dark Knight” in pseudo-medieval style.

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Rod Glassford of Oxygen 4 commented It was a pleasure to deal with the man who is paying the bills.

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Glassford continued On the return flight to Moscow following the party, the passengers continued their revelling and asked the crew if they could not disembark the aircraft upon landing.

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Earlstoun alone, for his father had been met about six miles from the battle-field by a troop of horse, and as he refused to surrender, he was slain there and buried in the parish of Glassford.

The Red True Story Book Andrew Lang 1900

For example, Glassford would let the banks issue notes for any sums they liked, and had no objection to the small ten-shilling and five-shilling notes which were then common.

Life of Adam Smith Rae, John, 1845-1915 1895

Glassford would never dare bring the editor before him for contempt.

The Cost David Graham Phillips 1889

Carlos Cazalis for The New York Times Thomas Glassford, an American artist, sought to give "a new sense of place" to a plaza synonymous with Spanish destruction and Mexican dictatorship.

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But when university officials and an American artist, Thomas Glassford, 48, began working on ideas for the area three years ago, their goal was to create "a sign of life," said Sergio R.

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"It's an attempt to give it a new sense of place," Mr. Glassford said.

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"The weather is working in our favour but the fires are still large and burning deep, and there are full suppression efforts on the fires," said ministry spokeswoman Carin Glassford.

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