Pawle

In Britain, as James Kirkup and Lucy Pawle reported on The Telegraph website, the Ministry of Defence has let slip the news that: anyone with allergies to nuts, wheat, eggs and other foods is at too great a risk of coming to harm and is therefore "automatically graded as unfit for service".

Allergies Ban You From UK Army Steve Carper 2008

The story is told in some detail in a book by Gerald Pawle entitled "The Secret War 1939-1945".

Science Comes Outside the Laboratory 1957

Why, as Pawle had remarked, were there no papers or documents, concerning her to be found anywhere?

The Middle of Things 1899

How was it, if legal proceedings were likely to arise out of it, that Ashton had not told Pawle about it?

The Middle of Things 1899

Pawle and Rattenbury's, he was aware of a modestly attired young woman, evidently, from her dress and appearance, a country girl, who sat shyly turning over the pages of an illustrated paper.

The Middle of Things 1899

She led him straight to a room in which Mr.. Killenhall and Miss Wickham were in conversation with an elderly man, who looked at Viner with considerable curiosity when his name was mentioned, and who was presently introduced to him as Mr. Ashton's solicitor, Mr. Pawle, of Crawle, Pawle and

The Middle of Things 1899

Pawle rubbed his chin; the action suggested perplexity.

The Middle of Things 1899

"I'll trouble you for a pinch of that old snuff of yours, Pawle!" he said.

The Middle of Things 1899

And was it likely that he and Pawle were going to find any really important evidence in an obscure Buckinghamshire market-town?

The Middle of Things 1899

Pawle -- His Lordship has given me a clear account of what his first callers said, and what you and Mr. Viner added to it.

The Middle of Things 1899