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51William Bickford Row — (October 3 1786 ndash; July 29 1865) was an English born Newfoundland merchant, lawyer and politician.He was born in Torquay, Devon, the son of John Row. Row was involved in trade between England and Newfoundland as an agent for William Bickford… …
52Forest Row railway station — Infobox UK disused station name = Forest Row gridref = TQ428352 manager = London, Brighton and South Coast Railway owner = Southern Railway Southern Region of British Railways locale = Forest Row borough = Wealden, East Sussex platforms = 2 years …
53Radio Skid Row — Infobox Radio station name = Radio Skid Row area = Inner West Sydney slogan = frequency = 88.9 MHz FM format = Community Radio callsign = 2RSR airdate = August 10, 1983 owner = Radio Skid Row Ltd Radio Skid Row (callsign 2RSR) is a community… …
54Laboratory Row — is a collection of buildings at Michigan State University s campus built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries it comprises the oldest collection of buildings on campus. The site originally was dedicated to the schools first farming… …
55tough row to hoe — See: HARD ROW TO HOE …
56tough row to hoe — See: HARD ROW TO HOE …
57Savile row — Originally part of the Burlington Estate in 1695, it was given its name for Lord Burlington s wife, Lady Dorothy Savile. At first, the Row was home to military officers and their wives but, by 1740, expert tailors set up shop in and around… …
58tone row — Music. a series of tones in which no tone is duplicated, and in which the tones generally recur in fixed sequence, with variations in rhythm and pitch, throughout a composition. Also called note row, twelve tone row. [1940 45] * * * tone row noun …
59wind´row´er — wind|row «WIHND ROH», noun, verb. –n. 1. a row of hay raked together to dry before being made into cocks or heaps. 2. any similar row, as of sheaves of grain, made for the purpose of drying, or a row of dry leaves, dust, or brush, swept together… …
60wind|row — «WIHND ROH», noun, verb. –n. 1. a row of hay raked together to dry before being made into cocks or heaps. 2. any similar row, as of sheaves of grain, made for the purpose of drying, or a row of dry leaves, dust, or brush, swept together by the… …
