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Councillor Ben Turner
Councillor Ben Turner
James E. Turner (b.1861), Standing in front of Cardiff City Hall
James E. Turner (b.1861), Standing in front of Cardiff City Hall
Mrs Turner
Mrs Turner
Miss Avril Turner
Miss Avril Turner
Professor William Ernest Stephen Turner (1881–1963)
Professor William Ernest Stephen Turner (1881–1963)
Radio Officer James Gordon Melville Turner, GC
Radio Officer James Gordon Melville Turner, GC
The Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph Turner, Rector of Upholland College
The Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph Turner, Rector of Upholland College
Nightfall over the Black Country, View from Turner's Hill, Dudley, the Habberleys just Visible 6.45pm, Thursday 18 October 2001
Nightfall over the Black Country, View from Turner's Hill, Dudley, the Habberleys just Visible 6.45pm, Thursday 18 October 2001
Mary Beal, née Turner (b.1812)
Mary Beal, née Turner (b.1812)
Reverend William Turner (1761–1859)
Reverend William Turner (1761–1859)
Robert Turner, Mayor of Bootle (1924)
Robert Turner, Mayor of Bootle (1924)
James Turner of Thrushgrove (1768–1858), a Former Magistrate of the City
James Turner of Thrushgrove (1768–1858), a Former Magistrate of the City
Sir Ralph Lilley Turner (1888–1983), SOAS Director (1937–1957)
Sir Ralph Lilley Turner (1888–1983), SOAS Director (1937–1957)
James Smith Turner (1832–1904), MRCS, LDS
James Smith Turner (1832–1904), MRCS, LDS
Joseph Turner, People's Grocer, St Nicholas' Street, Ipswich
Joseph Turner, People's Grocer, St Nicholas' Street, Ipswich
Henry C. Turner Medal for Notable Achievement in the Concrete Industry (reverse)
Henry C. Turner Medal for Notable Achievement in the Concrete Industry (reverse)
Henry C. Turner Medal for Notable Achievement in the Concrete Industry (obverse)
Henry C. Turner Medal for Notable Achievement in the Concrete Industry (obverse)
Sir John Turner Dryden (1752–1797), 1st Bt of Canons Ashby and 4th Bt of Ambrosden
Sir John Turner Dryden (1752–1797), 1st Bt of Canons Ashby and 4th Bt of Ambrosden
Elizabeth and Herbert Turner, (painting)
Elizabeth and Herbert Turner, (painting)
Charles I, and His Eldest Son, Charles, Prince of Wales, Later Charles II
Charles I, and His Eldest Son, Charles, Prince of Wales, Later Charles II
Banquet Given by Charles V (1338-80) in Hhonour of His Uncle Emperor Charles IV (1316-78) in 1378
Banquet Given by Charles V (1338-80) in Hhonour of His Uncle Emperor Charles IV (1316-78) in 1378
Charles de Saint-Radegonde, called Charles Coguin, Abbot of Anchin
Charles de Saint-Radegonde, called Charles Coguin, Abbot of Anchin
Charles I and Queen Henrietta Maria with Charles, Prince of Wales and Princess Mary
Charles I and Queen Henrietta Maria with Charles, Prince of Wales and Princess Mary
TWIST: avec Ray Charles [TWIST: with Ray Charles]
TWIST: avec Ray Charles [TWIST: with Ray Charles]
Charles Roch. Charles Roch was the son of F.-E. Roch and the brother of S. Roch.
Charles Roch. Charles Roch was the son of F.-E. Roch and the brother of S. Roch.
Political cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Warren Fairbanks and Charles Evans Hughes traveling to the White House
Political cartoon of Theodore Roosevelt, Charles Warren Fairbanks and Charles Evans Hughes traveling to the White House
Letter from Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa to Charles I on the fate of the Trinidad n nLetter from Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa to Charles I on the fate of the Trinidad / Page 01
Letter from Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa to Charles I on the fate of the Trinidad n nLetter from Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa to Charles I on the fate of the Trinidad / Page 01
Charles Mathews As Charles Goldfinch In 'the Road To Ruin' By Thomas Holcroft
Charles Mathews As Charles Goldfinch In 'the Road To Ruin' By Thomas Holcroft
Charles I, and Prince Charles
Charles I, and Prince Charles
Charles stuart, charles i
Charles stuart, charles i
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