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The French trade union centre, the Confederation Generale du Travail, held its 48th Congress in Lille, northern France, from 23 to 28 April 2006. The TUC was represented by Billy Hayes, its spokesperson on Europe and the general secretary of the CWU.
The conference took place just days after the French trade union movement, with all its different tendencies working both together and with the students' organisations, succeeded in forcing the government to withdraw legislation (the 'contrat du premiere embauche', or first recruitment contract) which would have considerably lessened employment security for first time job-seekers.
Drawing on that success, the CGT general secretary Bernard Thibault called for more unity of action both domestically, ie with the other French national centres, and internationally, particularly through the CGT affiliating to the new international confederation which is due to be established in Vienna in November (and to which the TUC will belong). The CGT leadership won big majorities for its proposals - the reports on past activities and on future orientations winning 4 to 1 majorities. Thibault himself was re-elected for a third three year term as general secretary by 92 per cent of delegates.
The conference also agreed on a new financial system for the confederation designed to channel more resources to smaller and weaker unions to help them to recruit members in the private sector and particularly in small and medium sized companies. Currently, the CGT has 711,000 members and it wants to increase this to at least one million by the next congress in 2009.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 9, 1982, New Braunfels, Texas Air collision Navy investigating fatal training crash CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) - It may take investigators six months to determine the deadly mistake that sent two Navy training planes hurtling into each other, Navy officials say. The Beechcraft T-44A turboprops collided in flight Thursday and fell in flames into a grain field, killing two instructors and four student pilots aboard the aircraft. "It's like putting together a puzzle," said Lt. Cmdr. Mary Wilson, a spokeswoman for the Naval Air Training Command. Dr. Joseph Rupp, the Nueces County Medical Examiner, said the badly burned bodies of five men and a woman were pulled from the twisted wreckage that landed on either side of a mobile home. The Navy withheld the identity of the victims until it could notify next of kin. An on-site inventory of the debris, scattered over a one-eighth mile area, was completed Thursday and small pieces were taken to a hangar at the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station for use in the investigation, Mrs. Wilson said. larger metal pieces will be analyzed for stress and metal fatigue at an engineering laboratory, she said. Investigators, she said, also are reviewing voice transmissions recorded before the crash. Assistant Fire Chief E.E. Irwin said witnesses said one plane came apart in the air and the other was mostly intact when it hit the ground, exploded and burst into flames. "It just fell. It exploded two or three times," said Elena Rodriguez, who could see one of the planes crash from her home 200 yards away. "It was like slow motion. It was like a movie. The plane dove straight down to the ground," said Nina Wilde, 33, who saw one of the planes fall. Navy crash trucks put foam on the burning wreckage and extinguished the fire quickly, said Irwin. The planes are propeller-driven aircraft the Navy uses to train advanced students, said Ensign Jeff Herman. He said the collision was two miles south of Cabanis Field, an auxiliary landing site south of the air station. He said the field is used for touch-and-go landing training for T-44A student pilots. An NAS spokesman said both planes were operating under visual flight rules and without positive radar control. The collision was the worst air crash involving naval aircraft at Corpus Christi since 1957 when nine persons died in a seaplane crash near Gregory. Justice Dept, rejecting many states' voting plans By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Twenty-two states need federal government approval to reshape all or part of their congressional and state legislative districts to conform to the 1980 census, and the Justice Department has rejected or forced changes in these electoral plans in record numbers. Georgia and Mississippi have sued in federal court for the right to draw their own congressional lines after their plans were turned down under provisions of the recently renewed Voting Rights Act of 1965, and many other states are clashing with the federal government. "So far in this review period, we have rejected more than we did in the complete review in the '70 census — and we're only halfway through," says Justice Department spokesman John V. Wilson. Some state officials say there is confusion about what the Justice Department's standards are, but Wilson says the reason plans are being rejected is simple: "They discriminate against minorities." Under the Voting Rights Act, extended for 25 years in a White House signing ceremony June 29, areas found to have discriminated in the past must have Justice Department approval of election law changes before they can go into effect. The preclearance provision, designed to prevent states from limiting minority officeholders through gerrymandering or by making it hard for minorities to vote, covers all of nine states — Alabama, Georgia, louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia in the South, plus Arizona and Alaska — and parts of 13 others. According to Carl Gable, who tracks reapportionment cases for the Justice Department in Washington, as of this week new congressional districts have been approved — in some cases after challenges and negotiation — in Alabama, Arizona, louisiana, North Carolina, New York, Virginia, New Hampshire, California, Connecticut, Florida and Massachusetts. Georgia and Mississippi are appealing the Justice Department challenges to federal district court, and federal judges redrew district lines following challenges in Texas, South Carolina and Colorado. A review of Hawaii's proposed lines is pending. Michigan and Idaho have not submitted plans; Alaska, South Dakota and Wyoming will have only one congressman each, elected at large. A decade ago, only Georgia and New York saw their Congressional plans scrapped. The situation at the state legislative level is even less settled, according to Gable, with approval for both houses of the legislature, again following objections in some cases, achieved in only nine states: Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut. South Dakota, Georgia, North Carolina. New York, Virginia and Arizona. William Bradford Reynolds, assistant attorney general for civil rights, said the department has found little evidence of blatant, intentional discrimination. "In most instances, the legislatures did not set out to draw discriminatory districts," he said in a recent statement. "However, in many cases, the legislative process resulted in plans that had a diluting effect on minority voting strength...Almost without exception, we have found state authorities to understand our concerns and In* willing to meet them." Pot study Penalties for marijuana use too high, report says WASHINGTON (AP) -Eliminating criminal penalties probably would not increase use of marijuana, but it could save society money and effort in trying to enforce ineffective laws, says a National Academy of Sciences committee. The report recommending an end to criminal sanctions for private use was attacked not only by the government, but also by the head of the academy, both fearing that such an action might encourage drug use. The study, released by the academy Thursday without the fanfare that often accompanies similar reports, questioned the effectiveness of present law-enforcement policies concerning marijuana. An 18-member committee of experts said decriminalization of individual use would save law enforcement, legal and social costs related to arresting 400,000 persons a year on marijuana-related charges. While the committee did not call for legalizing marijuana, it proposed eliminating criminal penalties for personal possession or use of small amounts of pot and possibly replacing them with civil sanctions such as fines. Despite all levels of government spending hundreds of millions of dollars each year trying to stop the drug, the group said, an estimated 55 rn i 11 i o ii Americans have tried marijuana. "The effectiveness of the present federal policy of complete prohibition falls far-short of its goal — preventing use," said the study. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA!, which sponsored the four-year study, rejected the conclusions of the report and said it would not consider implementing them. William Pollin, the NIDA administrator, disagreed with the conclusion t Ii a t decriminalization would not encourage increased use. Pollin said removing criminal penalities might be interpreted as meaning marijuana was now considered harmless. A NIDA spokeswoman, Carol Sussman, said there is concern that decriminalization would have "serious and tragic health effects" among young people. "New studies show that daily use of marijuana among teenagers is declining under the present system, partly because of health fears," Ms. Sussman said. "So, we conclude that the present system works." Dr. Frank Press, president of the prestigious academy, also disagreed with the committee's conclusions in his cover letter to the report, saying the group had gone beyond its charge in making such "value-laden" judgments. Dr. Ixmis Lasagna, chairman of the committee, said he was surprised at the reaction to the report. Commenting iii Science magazine, Lasagna said the conclusions were not radical and noted that the committee acknowledged that marijuana was a harmful drug. Lasagna noted that the conclusions by his committee were similar to those of the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse in its 1972 report. Iran wants to hike production VIENNA, Austria VP) — Ministers of the rganization of etroleum Exporting ountries met today in i emergency effort to jree on how much oil ach member may -oduce. Iran promised stormy session by Blanding a bigger lure of the market. Delegates from Saudi rabia, the world's iggest exporter, and aq, Iran's enemy in the early 2-year-old Per-an Gulf war, rejected ie idea that Iran be Rowed to exceed its reduction quota. "We oppose it flatly," aid Iraqi Oil Minister ;asim Hassan Taqi. Our aim and aspiration s for all member ountries to achieve heir agreed-upon uotas." It was the OPEC ministers' second emergency meeting of 1982. Conference sources said the cartel would likely reaffirm its current production ceiling and leave its pricing system unchanged at the $34-a-barrel benchmark. Shortly after arriving for today's meeting, Iranian Oil Minister Mohammed Gharazi said Iran would not abide by its production limit of 1.2 million barrels a day, and would press for a higher quota. Gharazi said Iran hoped to increase its production to 3 million barrels a day from the currrent level of about 2.2 million, and that Saudi Arabia would have to compensate for that increase by cutting its output. Gharazi did not say when Iran expected to reach the higher level. He told reporters he still approves of OPEC's overall production ceiling of 17.5 million barrels a day, but is seeking a change in Iran's limit. "We accept the 17.5 (million), but we don't accept our quota," he said. "That is our position." While two key oil ministers urged earlier this week that production quotas remain unchanged, Venezuela's Humberto Calderon Berti has threatened to A wai ting ad op ti on This puppy and kitty aren't necessarily a package deal, but they do look happy together. You can adopt either one, or both, or any other dog or cat at the New Braunfels Animal Shelter at 1920 S. Staff photo by Cindy Richardson Kuehler Ave. The shelter also announced a reduction in the veterinary costs charged those who adopt pets. The cost, which includes rabies and DHL shots, worming a city license and boarding fees, is $16.50. Thousand-dollar taxicab fare leaves Algerian couple broke break his country's limit if others continued to exceed theirs. ODESSA (AP) Two Algerian tourists say they were taken for a ride — a 15-hour odyssey across Texas in a taxicab. What began as a leisurely cab trip from the airport to a relative's home turned into a mindboggling tour of the Lone Star State. Then they were asked for the fare. The tab was $999 for the trip from Houston to Odessa, with detours to Galveston and Dallas. Khcira and M'hauled Mahellem had hailed the cab to take them from Houston Intercontinental Airport to Mrs. Mahellem's brother in this West Texas city. The couple, who speak little English, said they thought Odessa would he only a short ride from the airport — perhaps a $20 fare not 500 miles to the northwest. So they hailed a cab and told the driver w here they were going. The cab driver said he wasn't exactly sure w here Odessa was. So he drove to the West Texas city via Galveston and Dallas. Galveston is a Gulf Coast island city about 50 milos southeast of Houston. Dallas is 240 miles north of Houston and 350 miles east of Odessa. The journey left the Mahallems penniless. Algerian government regulations prohibit travelers from taking more than $150 each out of the country. Mrs. Mahallem told the i hl< ssii Aim i a nu in a copyright story Thursday that she and her husband gave the driver $300 — all of their money. She said the couple had left Algeria and flew to Paris June 30. They arrived in Houston July I. When Kheira Mahallem found her brother, Abdelkader Kouider, was not at home, she decided to take a cab and surprise the relatives. Rather than wait several hours for him to return from work, the Mahallems decided to take a cab and surprise him. ' She was very excited and wanted to see her brother," Rosemary Kouider said. "They had been flying all day from Algeria to Paris to New York to Houston, and were exhausted." But the Algerian couple became frightened after several hours in the cab. "Where is Odessa, where is Odessa?'' they repeatedly asked the driver. The Odessa couple said they told thj driver they could not possibly afford to pay him $999 for cab fare. 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Mr Justice Briggs has ruled in favour of Catholic Care in its case in the High Court. (See: Catholic adoption society wins court battle over gay rights exemption) I reported on this case a couple of weeks ago.
The website of the Diocese of Leeds carries the statement of Bishop Arthur Roche. Damian Thompson has written on the case: Gay adoption: a setback for Labour in its vicious war against the Churches. George Pitcher has also taken up the story: Thank God for Catholic adoption agencies
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It seems that everyone can see the inside of the house, but not the outside (me being an exception). We now have a fire, and we've decided to stay here. It's really weird. Hmm... I wander if we could make anything just by imagining it.
"Hey everyone!" I say. But everyone is talking so they ignore me. Hmph. Hey! Everyone! I have an idea!. Everyone's head turns towards me.
"Please don't shout when you do that, it's giving me a headache" Sarah complains.
"Quit moaning and listen. I saw the house because I imagined it... I think.So maybe if we all imagine stuff, it'll happen" I say. Everybody 'hmm's.
"Maybe" Ian says "We'll just have to test it"
"Yay! I'll go first. Let's say you have to imagine that everyone can see it" Rephy says
"OK.Let's go outside" we all go outside. I grab Lingatsa. "Woah! You were about to step into an invisible hole!"
"OK. I imagine... that everything had colour so that we can all see it" Rephy says. Suddely, loads of random colour appears. But it all runs into each other and is just a big mess. Like the pictures that toddlers paint. It reminds me of a picture of 'the rainbow' I painted when I was four.
"We have to be more specific" Kristyl says. You can say that again. "Like this. I imagine... that all the colour disappears and there are no holes in the ground" suddenly, all the colour goes. And I mean all of it. I can't see anyone because all the colour they had on them is now non-existent. And it doesn't go white because if you think about it, white is actually a colour. It just goes. I imagine that all the colour comes back and then it does, including the colour that Rephy made.
"You have to be even more specific than that. Like this" I walk forwards until my hand touches a piece of glass. "I imagine that this exact piece of glass is actually... the door to a sweetshop... with colour" and suddenly a sweetshop appears in front of me. The colours are a bit random coz I didn't say what colours I wanted, but it's a sweetshop all the same. My hand is resting on the door. I push it open. Inside is a room filled with al sorts of sweets. There is a little desk with a cash register on.
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Lieberman doesn't believe getting that information should be so hard.
He's channeling his grief over the 2011 accident into a proposal that would allow police at accident scenes in New York to immediately examine drivers' cellphones with a device to determine if they'd been tapping, swiping or clicking. It's been called a Breathalyzer for texting.
"You think people are already looking at phones and it just doesn't happen," said Lieberman, who is partnering with the Israel-based tech company Cellebrite to develop the plug-in device that's been nicknamed the "textalyzer."
The idea already faces obstacles from constitutional and privacy advocates who are quick to note that police need the owner's consent and a warrant to get cellphone records. They're also concerned such technology would be used to access all of the personal information people may have on their cellphones.
"Every fender bender would become a pretense for gobbling up people's private cellphone information, and we know that cellphones typically contain our entire lives," said New York Civil Liberties Union Executive Director Donna Lieberman, who is no relation to Ben Lieberman.
At least 46 states have laws barring texting while driving and 14 ban all hand-held devices, but some safety advocates say more needs to be done to enforce the laws.
Deborah Hersman, the CEO of the National Safety Council and a supporter of the "textalyzer" legislation, noted that in 2016, 40,000 people died on the road, a 14 percent jump from 2014 and the biggest two-year jump in 50 years.
"There can't be a more compelling reason than life or death for saying why we should have access to this information," Hersman said.
Cellebrite said its technology, which is about nine months away from being finished, sidesteps privacy concerns because it's designed only to determine usage, not access data. Company officials said the device would only be able to tell if someone physically clicked or swiped the phone during the time of the accident, and then investigators could use that to determine if they should get a warrant for more detailed information.
"For this device, the whole purpose is not to get any data," said Jim Grady, the chief executive officer of Cellebrite USA. "So no, police won't be able to, unless they rewrite our code."
Under the bill, which has been approved in one Senate committee and is pending in another, a person would not be criminalized for refusing to have their phone checked, but they could get their license suspended. The idea is that a person implies consent to drive without distractions when they receive a license, said Jay Shapiro, a New York attorney and former deputy district attorney.
Sponsors say they expect the Republican-led Senate to approve the bill, but anticipate opposition from the Democratic-led Assembly.
Similar legislation is being considered in Tennessee, New Jersey and the city of Chicago.
After Ben Lieberman obtained the cellphone records, the driver of the car carrying Evan had his license revoked for a year. He was never charged with a crime.
Lieberman said he hopes the "textalyzer" will serve as a deterrent and a way for law enforcement to begin tracking the scope of the problem.
"The last thing I want to do is be responsible for legislation that is going to infringe on someone's privacy," he said, "but I also don't want to bury another child."
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Arthur sank into the armchair, holding his untouched beer sat lonely on the dusty table. Mike was opposite to him on the couch, joyfully drinking his beer. They've been unpacking the entire day until sunset, still, no signs of Brooke appeared. The moon was slowly but steadily ascending into the sky, casting the clouds around the brilliant, white orb with its luminosity.
"It's getting late and cold," Mike commented, looking out of the window.
"I know," Arthur answered. "Don't worry about it, Brooke knows how to look out after herself. She'd had years of experience. She is smart too; she will be back before midnight."
"Who takes care of her when you are gone?" Mike asked, shifting slightly on the couch, an air of uncertainty in him.
"My brother," Arthur said. Silence crept between them; no more words were spoken for a quarter of an hour.
"Do you blame the driver?" Mike asked.
Silence answered Mike's question.
"At first I did," Arthur sighed, finally deciding to tell. He felt he had to take the pain out of his chest. "But later on I realized that the driver was doing the exact same thing as my wife. He was trying to get home to his family under the heavy rain. Accidents happen and he regrets it. That night, he remained by the side of my wife. I am grateful for him to have done so; I know she did not die alone under the rain."
Arthur had flashback of the painfully recurring memories. Although it had been nearly ten years ago he still remembers the tears stinging his eyes and face, mingling with the fresh rain. He still remembers holding her in his arms, close to his heart in an attempt to keep her with him. He still remembered her last words before parting this world.
"Take care of Brooke and love her. Be happy for the three of us." She had said with a heavy voice. She was fighting back sobs that would perforate her chest and mustering all her energies to remain by his side as long as possible. Then she was gone.
Arthur cried and wept the loss of his wife, his life will never be the same after that night. God knows how many times he had solely devoted to his work in order to forget the pain and painful memories. He felt he had sacrificed Brooke to attain peace in his mind because every time he saw her, she was the image of her mother.
Silence prevails once again, leaving both men to their own thoughts.
Arthur glanced out of the window, watching the waves washing the shore gently. Their monotonous and constant rolling was appeasing and comforting. He remembered the words of his wife during their honeymoon:
"Don't you love to listen to the sounds of waves at night?"
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Taking into account the substantial growth occurring among Latino populations in the United States, and the fact that some Latino populations are especially vulnerable for asthma, correctly identifying asthma cases and symptoms among persons in these populations is critical. We evaluated potential problems inherent to the English-Spanish translation of asthma questionnaires, in particular the word "wheeze," which is key to the performance of most of these instruments.1
Two groups of participants were recruited (60 bilingual [Spanish-English] and 40 Spanish monolingual; all were New York residents who were parents of children with asthma-related respiratory problems). Institutional review board clearance was obtained. Bilingual participants were asked to (a) translate the word "wheeze" to Spanish, and (b) to retrotranslate a nonrigorous Spanish translation of the word "wheeze" ("ronquido"). This translation was furnished by an accredited translator who was experienced in medical translation. The translator was familiar with the vernacular of the population in the area where such nonrigorous translation was tested, which was a predominantly Dominican neighborhood in New York City that is affected by asthma rates substantially greater than those reported nationally.2 This nonrigorous translation was also checked for accuracy by a second accredited translator. Monolingual participants were asked to describe asthma symptoms in Spanish. As expected, due to the local demographics of the recruitment area, the majority of our participants (84 of 100 participants) were Dominican.
The word "wheeze" presented problems for bilingual participants whose primary language was English; 9 of 39 of these respondents (23%) could not translate "wheeze" into Spanish. The 30 participants who translated it provided 12 different translations for this word (eg, "tight chest," "whistle in the chest," "congested breathing," "hoarseness," "asphyxiation," "asthma," "snoring," and "suffocation"). Only two of these respondents (7%), agreeing with the nonrigorous translation, translated "wheeze" as "ronquido." In general, the nonrigorous translation fared poorly among most bilingual participants; 10 of 39 primary English speakers (26%) could not translate it back into English. The 29 participants who translated it back into English provided 12 different translations for the word "ronquido" (eg, "snore," "phlegm," "raspy," "hoarse," "cough," "whistling," "congestion," and "wheeze"). Only 6 of 39 of these respondents (15%), agreeing with the nonrigorous translation, translated "ronquido" as "wheeze."
The nonrigorous translation fared worse among respondents whose primary language was Spanish, as none of the 21 respondents agreed with it. The word "wheeze" also presented problems for this group. Six respondents could not translate the word into Spanish. The remaining 15 respondents provided six different translations. Responses from monolingual respondents describing asthma symptoms also were wide-ranging. After conducting this survey, a third certified translator, who was blinded to our results and was also based in the recruitment area, was consulted. She suggested that the more technical translation of "wheeze" is not "ronquido," but "sibilancia." However, none of the 60 bilingual respondents we interviewed translated "wheeze" as "sibilancia"; and none of the 40 monolingual respondents used this term to describe asthma symptoms.
Combined, these results suggest that it is quite difficult to define a single best word, in vernacular Spanish, to translate "wheeze." These difficulties inherent in cross-linguistic (ie, Spanish-English) measurements of asthma may have implications for asthma research that relies on responses to wheeze-related questions. Our observations suggest that nonrigorous Spanish translations (defined as relying on one accredited translator, and neither tested by retrotranslations nor piloted among targeted cohorts) may lead to the misinterpretation of asthma questionnaires and diagnoses. Rigorous translation may be a necessary standard in the field.
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The rest of the school week was miserable. At the beginning of the year I had thought that having an empty seat next to me in every class was a good thing, but now I hated myself for it. Peter Fryer was next to me in almost every single class. We hardly spoke to each other, and every day was a struggle not to strangle him... or stroke his curly golden locks.
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Harold Dillon, 17th Viscount Dillon
Harold Arthur Lee-Dillon, 17th Viscount Dillon CH FBA (24 January 1844–18 December 1932) was an English antiquary and a leading authority on the history of arms and armour and medieval costume.
The eldest son of the Arthur Dillon, 16th Viscount Dillon, he was born in Victoria Square, Westminster, and educated at private school and at the University of Bonn, Germany. He purchased an Ensigncy in the Rifle Brigade in 1862[1] and a Lieutenantcy in 1866.[2] He served in India and Canada, but resigned his commission in 1874.[3] He then joined the Oxfordshire Militia (later the 4th (Militia) Battalion, Oxfordshire Light Infantry) as a Captain.[4] He was promoted Major in 1885[5] and retired in 1891. He succeeded his father as 17th Viscount Dillon in 1892.
After leaving the regular army he devoted himself to antiquarian study, writing over fifty books and articles. He was chairman of the trustees of the National Portrait Gallery from 1894 to 1928. To them he bequeathed various portraits from Ditchley Park, Charlbury including the portrait of his ancestor Sir Henry Lee by Antonio Moro. He served as Curator of the Royal Armouries from 1892 to 1913.
He was President of the Royal Archaeological Institute from 1892 to 1898 and President of the Society of Antiquaries of London from 1897 to 1904. He was the founding president of the Society for Army Historical Research holding the position until his death. He was elected a founding Fellow of the British Academy in 1902. He was also appointed antiquary to the Royal Academy.
He was appointed to the Order of the Companions of Honour (CH) in the 1921 Birthday Honours for his work with the National Portrait Gallery.[6]
His only son predeceased him and he was succeeded by his nephew, Arthur.
|Harold Arthur Dillon-Lee, 17th Viscount Dillon
Arthur Edmund Dennis Dillon-Lee, 16th Viscount Dillon
|Paternal Grandfather:
Henry Augustus Dillon-Lee, 13th Viscount Dillon
|Paternal Great-grandfather:
Charles Dillon-Lee, 12th Viscount Dillon
|Paternal Great-grandmother:
Henrietta Maria Phipps
|Paternal Grandmother:
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|Paternal Great-grandfather:
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Ellen Adderly
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- ^ "No. 22678". The London Gazette. 7 November 1862. p. 5287.
- ^ "No. 23185". The London Gazette. 16 November 1866. p. 6064.
- ^ "No. 24132". The London Gazette. 18 September 1874. p. 4430.
- ^ "No. 24099". The London Gazette. 29 May 1874. p. 2821.
- ^ "No. 25524". The London Gazette. 30 October 1885. p. 4980.
- ^ "No. 32346". The London Gazette (Supplement). 4 June 1921. p. 4535.
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