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| The | PARSON, a Wit also, but over-reached by the Captain a |
| Parson Alltalk, a preacher - Baritone | |
| Parson also served as mayor of Flatrock from 2005 til | |
| They included a | parson and 28 chaplains. |
| e horses galloped over the cliff, carrying the | parson and the clerk with them. |
| Parson and wife Teresa have two grown children and fi | |
| The | parson and the wife began to sing, the merchant sang, |
| between a Popish Knight, a Protestant Lady, a | Parson and his Wife" (1655); |
| ter the only other attendees of the funeral (a | parson and gravedigger) leave, the Narrator looks up |
| ingstone, Apostle; James Mather, Apostle; John | Parson, Apostle; Abraham Taylor, Apostle; John Trolse |
| ye breed related conditions which may affect a | Parson are deafness and patella luxation. |
| ng the established order, Lady Loveall and the | Parson, are the biggest hypocrites, and fare the wors |
| he was able to appoint himself to it, becoming | parson as well as squire. |
| g his spell at Liverpool he was nicknamed 'The | Parson' because of his religious connections. |
| The English name, | Parson Bird, has fallen into disuse but came about be |
| Everyone is dejected until | Parson Brown suggests they build a "snow parson" with |
| After the minister is constructed from snow, | Parson Brown states that "A parson is not a parson 't |
| Parson Brown (Florida, Mexico, Turkey) 'Parson Brown' | |
| Parson Brown says that he can't perform the ceremony, | |
| ast one version that has both the stanza about | Parson Brown and the one about the Circus Clown. |
| Parson Brownlow's depiction of his rival, John Crozie | |
| peasant, Hildebrand, left to get them, and the | parson came to his house. |
| The | Parson Capen House is a historic house in Topsfield, |
| A | parson comes to visit. |
| New | Parson Cross is an estate in the north-east of Parson |
| He attended | Parson Cross Primary School on Halifax Road and High |
| College) is a Secondary School located in the | Parson Cross area of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Engl |
| St Paul's was opened in 1959 to serve the New | Parson Cross estate which had been constructed on pre |
| vel of unemployment was created and today “New | Parson Cross is part of one of the most deprived area |
| orts hall (Loaned to the nearby primary school | Parson Cross School who do not have their own) and fu |
| -which includes the districts of Fox Hill, New | Parson Cross, Southey, Wadsley Bridge, and part of Ol |
| It is in closer proximity to | Parson Cross. |
| on Wordsworth Avenue in the northern suburb of | Parson Cross. |
| Parson Darby, a vicar doubling as a highwayman, was s | |
| wearing a highwayman's disguise, in memory of | Parson Darby. |
| red the parishes of Elm, Leverington, Outwell, | Parson Drove, Tydd St Giles, Upwell and Wisbech St Ma |
| The game opens with Laura | Parson falling asleep on an airplane trip to an undis |
| A peasant's wife and the | parson fancied each other, so the wife feigned illnes |
| He regrets having lost everything, but then | Parson Glennie tells him that the diamond dealer has |
| the DeKalb campus, taking up residence in Swen | Parson Hall. |
| Lester | Parson has a gambling problem. |
| The | parson has turned vengeful and sadistic since the dea |
| ort of that limit) decided that as a “possible | parson” he preferred “experience in the ranks,” and o |
| Richard Clyfton was | parson here between 1586 and 1605. |
| terfere is joined to the unwilling parade: the | parson, his sexton, and two laborers. |
| Hill Cemetery and | Parson Hubbard House Historic District is a historic |
| and live as a curate and | parson in Yorkshire. |
| Cathy | Parson is the head women's basketball coach at Howard |
| Brandy for the | Parson is a 1952 British comedy film directed by John |
| rough treatment; and the thoroughly-humiliated | Parson is compared to leading Presbyterian divines li |
| Thomas | Parson is said by Edmund Calamy to have helped it thr |
| ecognised in 1990 in the United Kingdom as the | Parson Jack Russell Terrier. |
| aining A Priest to the Temple, or the countrey | parson, Jacula Prudentum, &c. |
| The brewery is named after | Parson James Woodforde who lived at Weston Longville. |
| A room is dedicated to the live and work of | Parson James Woodforde who was born at the Parsonage |
| Born to yeoman parents, by favour of the local | parson John Hayward, Parsons was sent in 1562 to St. |
| earliest recorded mention is in May 1457 when | Parson John Gregory had a licence to celebrate mass i |
| Jack Palance as | Parson Josiah Galt |
| A ruthless preacher, | Parson Josiah Galt, leads a band of Southern marauder |
| Nor was | Parson Levett confining his iron foundering to Sussex |
| Parson Levett was the first to cast iron cannons in E | |
| A supporter of the | Parson magneton, Allen was also an early contributor |
| vortex "loops" around a "ring", similar to the | Parson Magneton. |
| Parson Mason Locke Weems, the first biographer of Geo | |
| Although 'The | Parson' never got the call from Scotland he completed |
| Parson of Woodborough, Sarum dioc. | |
| Freskin de Douglas, | parson of Douglas, later Dean of Moray |
| In the years 1903-1939 he was a | parson of Zakrzewo parish. |
| 1296) was the | parson of Mordington mentioned in the Ragman Rolls of |
| Like his stepfather, Archibald Douglas, | Parson of Douglas, he was a notorious conspirator, wh |
| e a bishop, but rather spent his last years as | parson of High Ongar in Essex. |
| a Regis Henrici Secundi and Chronica of Roger, | Parson of Howden", Bulletin of the Institute of Histo |
| became a Church of Scotland minister, and was | parson of Rothesay before, in 1680, becoming Bishop o |
| al positions - he was Canon of York from 1289, | Parson of Gargrave from 1293 and Prebend of Ulfshelf. |
| ssessing a Masters Degree, he became a cleric, | parson of Wigtown and on 9 December 1482, he was prov |
| married her third husband, Archibald Douglas, | Parson of Douglas, a Senator of the College of Justic |
| he opted for a career in the church and became | parson of Fettercairn. |
| married Charles Barnard in 1854: though he was | parson of St Olaves in Ruckland, Lincolnshire, they l |
| died by 1589, when his cousin Robert Munro was | parson of Kiltearn. |
| oint between 1560 and 1563 he was appointed as | parson of Kiltearn and he was also minister at Alness |
| drover led to an incident in which he lost the | parson of Corwen's sheep, instigating a poetic contro |
| Stormy Weather at South Carolina, that accused | Parson of having a sexual relationship with one of he |
| Charles Nott, the | Parson of Shelsley was a leader of the Clubmen who dr |
| to Oxford, and in the arrest of Thomas Garret, | parson of Honey Lane, London, who was active in the d |
| Henry was | parson of the parish church of Auchterderran (Outherd |
| Subsequently he became | parson of Dumfries, where he remained until 1684 when |
| Riding in the metropolitan church of York, and | parson of this church, which died the 18th day of Aug |
| and under the leadership of Charles Nott, the | Parson of Shelsley drew up the Woodbury Declaration w |
| man classical philologist, was a son of German | parson on the island Saaremaa, the largest island of |
| There's a | parson only twenty miles away, twenty miles away, twe |
| He jumped from the basket and beat the | parson out of the house. |
| how Gabriel (voiced by Cecil Roy) tries to get | Parson Peaseporridge, the church's sleepwalking pasto |
| After a while, the | parson prepares to leave, but opening the door he fin |
| He also contributed vocals to the Alan | Parson Project's Tales of Mystery and Imagination alb |
| Nightfur features music by Band Of Horses, The | Parson Redheads, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians, Lucy |
| was erected in 1856 on land donated by a local | parson, Reverend J P Buttfield, and operated as a chu |
| t, Dr. Bussey, with the cooperation of Frankie | Parson Riggins and Mary LeTourneau, Longview Mall man |
| , written over a century later and composed by | Parson Robert Stephen Hawker, vicar of Morwenstow. |
| The average lifespan of a | Parson Russell Terrier is between 14 to 15 years. |
| The | Parson Russell Terrier is a breed of small white terr |
| Founded by | Parson Samuel R. Johnson, early services were held be |
| An excerpt from Recreations of a Country | Parson, selected and introduced by Paul Collins, appe |
| Mike | Parson served twelve years as Polk County sheriff bef |
| Parson Smith House | |
| The Canfield patriarch insists the | parson stay at the house that night. |
| Alzina | Parson Stevens, labor leader |
| hool was accommodated in a two large houses in | Parson Street, Hendon, when it was relocated to Page |
| Robert Barrat as | Parson Summers |
| In 2010 | Parson survived a tough primary campaign against two |
| ized the Tacketts......Old Piny Chummy charged | Parson Tackett himself, and the old chief received a |
| The Diary of a Country | Parson, the Reverend James Woodforde vol.III (Oxford, |
| n the port town of Whitby, the son of an Irish | parson, The Reverend Dr. William Keane. |
| He also incited a scandal among a local | parson to deflect criticism about his own lack of mor |
| (as noted above) the circuit-traveling country | Parson trekking from village to village is no longer |
| Parson Tringham - An elderly parson from whom John le | |
| hief, or Working Man's Window Breaker" and the | parson warned his flock not to be led astray by the " |
| End Ray | Parson was named All-Big Ten first team. |
| The manuscript of The Country | Parson was the property of Herbert's friend, Arthur W |
| rch remained active with Washington biographer | Parson Weems serving as rector of the church periodic |
| annon-maker Pierre Baude and for his employer, | parson William Levett, Hogge succeeded in casting the |
| F. Sevier, a grandson of Governor John Sevier; | Parson William Gannaway Brownlow (later governor of T |
| 1671 as A Priest to the Temple or the Country | Parson, with a new preface, signed Barnabas Oley. |
| 23. | Parson Wood and the Devil (1. |
| successfully defended against the Jacobites by | Parson Wood and his parishioners of Chowbent. |
| Parson Woodforde was a noted eighteenth century Norfo | |
| of the nineteenth century and is mentioned in | Parson Woodforde's diary. |
| Parson Zazaharivelo Rakotovazaha is a Malagasy politi | |
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