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People and families in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
?Si Barber/07739 472 922 An election poster for the West Norfolk MP, Henry Bellingham defaced in a farmer's field, by the A47 road. 20042015
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?Si Barber/07739 472 922 An election poster for the West Norfolk MP, Henry Bellingham defaced in a farmer's field, by the A47 road. 20042015
bellingham defaced election grafitti henry mp norfolk vandalised west
?Si Barber/07739 472 922 An election poster for the West Norfolk MP, Henry Bellingham defaced in a farmer's field, by the A47 road. 20042015
bellingham defaced election grafitti henry mp norfolk vandalised west
Residents of Trinity Hospital Almshouses assemble before the Clerk to the Trustees on Founders Day. The almshouses in Castle Rising, Norfolk, have offered permanent accommodation to destitute spinsters and widows of the parish since 1614 provided they 'are religious, grave, discreet and no beggar, harlot, scold drunkard or haunter of taverns”.
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Residents of Trinity Hospital Almshouses assemble before the Clerk to the Trustees on Founders Day. The almshouses in Castle Rising, Norfolk, have offered permanent accommodation to destitute spinsters and widows of the parish since 1614 provided they 'are religious, grave, discreet and no beggar, harlot, scold drunkard or haunter of taverns”.
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? Si Barber 07739 472 922 Civic dignitaries of King's Lynn, Councillor James Moriarty and Councillor Mrs Elizabeth Watson on the dedgems at the Mart.
? Si Barber 07739 472 922 Fairground workers await the opeing of the Mart, 14th February.
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? Si Barber 07739 472 922 Fairground workers await the opeing of the Mart, 14th February.
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