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Wilfrid Brambell (4131 bytes)
1: '''Wilfrid Brambell''' (born [[March 22]], [[1912]] in [[Dublin]], [[... 5: ...d on the original British scripts. In the latter, Brambell's part was taken by [[Red Foxx]]. 7: The success of ''Steptoe and Son'' made Brambell a high profile figure on British television, and ... 9: Brambell had a difficult private life: he and [[Harry H. C... 11: Brambell was also a [[homosexual]], at a time when it was ... Iain Brambell (560 bytes) 1: '''Iain Brambell''' (born [[November 10]], [[1973]] in [[Brentwood... 5: [[Category:1973 births|Brambell, Iain]] 6: [[Category:Olympic rowers of Canada|Brambell, Iain]] 7: [[Category:Rowers at the 2004 Summer Olympics|Brambell, Iain]] 8: ...ory:Canadian athletes at the 2004 Summer Olympics|Brambell, Iain]] Wilfrid (3350 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid''' (c. [[634]] - [[April 24]], [[709]]) was an [[... 3: ... the company of [[Benedict Biscop]]. At [[Lyons]] Wilfrid's pleasing features and quick intelligence made [... 9: ...ng to his biographer [[Eddius|Eddius Stephanus]], Wilfrid left Austrasia after the death of [[Dagobert II]]... 11: ...|Ecgfrith]] refused to obey the demand to restore Wilfrid and imprisoned him. After this, he took refuge in... 13: ...691]], the subdivision issue arose once more, and Wilfrid left the area for the midlands. In [[703]], he re... Wilfrid Josephs (472 bytes) Wilfrid Laurier (8682 bytes) 2: <caption><font size="+1">'''Wilfrid Laurier'''</font></caption> 14: Sir '''Wilfrid Laurier''' ([[November 20]], [[1841]]–[[Feb... 18: ...and the first [[francophone]] prime minister, Sir Wilfrid Laurier is well known for his policies of concili... 52: ...tre Dame Cemetery]], [[Ottawa, Ontario]]. The Sir Wilfrid Laurier National Historic Site of Canada is in Sa... 54: ...973]], Waterloo Lutheran University was renamed [[Wilfrid Laurier University]], one of Ontario's publicly f... Wilfrid Heighington (1758 bytes) 1: Captain '''Wilfrid Heighington''' ([[1897]] - [[1945]]) was a [[Cana... 13: [[Category:1897 births|Heighington, Wilfrid]] 14: [[Category:1945 deaths|Heighington, Wilfrid]] 15: [[Category:Ontario politicians|Heighington, Wilfrid]] Wilfrid Mellers (928 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Mellers''' (b. [[April 26]], [[1914]]) is a [[mus... 18: [[Category:1914 births|Mellers, Wilfrid]] Wilfrid Sellars (4380 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Stalker Sellars''' ([[May 20]], [[1912]] - [[July... 9: ...atible Food Triad]] puzzle has been attributed to Wilfrid Sellars.) 13: ...//www.ditext.com/sellars/index.html Problems from Wilfrid Sellars] 15: [[Category:1912 births|Sellars, Wilfrid]] 16: [[Category:1989 deaths|Sellars, Wilfrid]] Wilfrid Scawen Blunt (1029 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Scawen Blunt''' ([[1840]]–[[1922]]) was a B... Wilfrid Michael Voynich (263 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Michael Voynich''' ([[1865]] – [[1930]... 5: [[Category:1865 births|Voynich, Wilfrid Michael]] 6: [[Category:1930 deaths|Voynich, Wilfrid Michael]] Wilfrid Hyde-White (418 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Hyde-White''' ([[May 12]] [[1903]] – [[May ... 10: *{{imdb name|id=0405035|name=Wilfrid Hyde-White}} 12: [[Category:1933 births|Hyde-White, Wilfrid]] 13: [[Category:English actors|Hyde-White, Wilfrid]] 14: [[Category:Carry On film actors|Hyde-White, Wilfrid]] Wilfrid Laurier University (6252 bytes) 1: '''Wilfrid Laurier University''' (WLU) is located in [[Water... 7: ...social work, and innovative faculty of [[music]]. Wilfrid Laurier University offers a full range of [[under... 9: In addition to undergraduate programs, Wilfrid Laurier University offers [[graduate student|grad... 13: Wilfrid Laurier University's history as an institution of... 20: ... [[1973]], named after The Right Honourable Sir [[Wilfrid Laurier]], Canada's seventh [[prime minister]]. B... Wilfrid Wilson Gibson (711 bytes) Frederick Wilfrid Scott Stokes (232 bytes) 5: [[Category:1860 births|Stokes, Frederick Wilfrid Scott]] 6: [[Category:1927 deaths|Stokes, Frederick Wilfrid Scott]] Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks (357 bytes) 1: ... Hawks''' are the athletic teams that represent [[Wilfrid Laurier University]] in [[Waterloo, Ontario]], [[... 7: * [http://www.laurierathletics.com Wilfrid Laurier University athletics] Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (544 bytes) 1: ...ents undergraduate students at both campuses of [[Wilfrid Laurier University]] in [[Waterloo, Ontario]] and... 4: The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union is a founding ... Alice in Wonderland (1966 movie) (895 bytes) 1: ..., in her only known acting performance. [[Wilfrid Brambell]] played the white rabbit. While the original sto... Saint Acca (2306 bytes) 3: ...companion in all his troubles. He may have joined Wilfrid as early as [[678]], and he certainly was with hi... 5: ... and adorning the churches left unfinished by St. Wilfrid was energetically carried on by his successor. 7: ...stigation that Eddius undertook the ''Life of St. Wilfrid'', and above all, it was to the same kind friend ... Hexham Abbey (1512 bytes) 3: ...Archbishop of York|Bishop of York]] c.[[674]]. Of Wilfrid's [[Benedictine]] abbey, the [[Saxon]] crypt and ... 5: In Norman times Wilfrid's abbey was replaced by an [[Augustinian]] [[prio... 9: ...the east end of the north choir aisle. Named ''St Wilfrid's Chapel'', it offers a place for prayer or quiet... Steptoe and Son (3198 bytes) 3: ...s revolting personal habits. The actor [[Wilfrid Brambell]], who played him, even had two sets of false tee... 6: ...t many parallels between the lives of Corbett and Brambell and those of the characters that they portrayed o...
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