Stanley, Edward

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Stanley,

Edward, English surgeon, 1793-1862.
Stanley cervical ligaments - fibers of the capsule of the hip joint reflected onto the neck of the femur.
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I should like to hear what he says about me, and I will tell you all Edward Stanley says of you.
The name of Edward Stanley was repeated internally so often that she thought it the sweetest name she had ever heard.
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Russell Edward Stanley, 57, of Du Quoin, cited for driving with a window obstruction.
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The bodies of Corporal Jack Carr, Corporal Thomas Edgar, Private Thomas Edward Stanley, Private Harry Vasey and Private George Wilson, 1st Battalion, The Border Regiment, were also identified.
Family's tribute to war hero they never knew
THE EDWARD STANLEY AWARD $1000 for poetry published in Prairie Schooner in 2015 Charif Shanahan for four poems in Summer 2015
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Edward Stanley, 19th Century British Conservative politician
Parliamentarians ... are you brave enough?
My mother worked there in the 1920s and it was there that she met my father Edward Stanley Steadman, who was then a sergeant in the Cardiff City Police.
Precious memories of my parents; FEEDBACK
OFFICIAL news has been received by Mrs Corrin, who resides 38 Durning Road, Liverpool, of the death of her son Pte Edward Stanley Corrin, who was with the Canadian troops.
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582 sec to emerge the winner ahead of Edward Stanley (44.
Abdullah, Cathy emerge winners in Oman Rally Championship
GEORGE Osborne's pal Edward Stanley, aka Lord Derby, is a racing stud owner whose family gave their name to the famous Epsom horse race.
But Chancellor's moved into triple A country pad near posh racing pal's stately mansion
WHEN Edward Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby, died in 1948, the authoritative Bloodstock Breeders' Review commented: "Throughout the long history of the British Thoroughbred no single breeder has exercised more influence on the breed than the late earl.
A man whose colts becameb asiso f the modernt horoughbred; The seventh in a monthly series celebrating the achievements of ten breeders who have enjoyed outstanding success and played crucial roles in the development of the thoroughbred in the course of the last 200 years. This month's subject is Edward Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby, who bred a record 19 British Classic winners and was the leading breeder ten times
Percival (a sermon-toting guardian with a neurotic fear of sexuality) and, to a lesser extent, Edward Stanley (an eccentric, handsome cousin with a seductive disregard for propriety).
"Everything is going to sixes and sevens": governing the female body (politic) in Jane Austen's Catharine, or the Bower (1792)
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