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Account of The Great Plague of London in 1665 Giclee Print 24 in. x 18 in.

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Sides best local shooter in big weekend at the range - Cootamundra Herald

Sides best local shooter in big weekend at the range Cootamundra Herald A 15 shot match was held at 600 yards and veteran shooter from Ungarie, Spencer Dunstall, proved he can still match it with the best with an outstanding 75.12. Graeme Crowe with 75.6 was the best of the rest of the field. The Explorers Club made it a ...

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Lullington still unbeaten in drive to bounce back - Burton Mail

Burton Mail

Lullington still unbeaten in drive to bounce back Burton Mail Phil Jones (2-55) and John Chambers (2- 37) gave Winshill the upper hand in the early exchanges and Elvaston slipped to 58-4 and then 98-6 as Neil Winfield entered the fray. Crucial runs, however, from the bat of Andy Dean Jnr (37) and Rob Clark (22) ...

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Sorry Stags shot to bits as Royces grab first win - Burton Mail

Burton Mail

Sorry Stags shot to bits as Royces grab first win Burton Mail It was a real blow for Dunstall, with Mandleberg — off the back of a half-century against Chesterfield the previous Saturday — looking one of the few batsmen in decent touch. The miserable streak of luck for the visitors continued with John Jennings, ...

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Stags dominate leaders in tight Deer Park clash - Burton Mail

Burton Mail

Stags dominate leaders in tight Deer Park clash Burton Mail THE rain finally stayed away from Deer Park on Saturday as Dunstall maintained their unbeaten start to the Derbyshire Premier League season with a winning draw over table-topping Chesterfield. Playing their first match since an opening day fixture at ... and more »

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Longmire forging a new era at Sydney - Herald Sun

Longmire forging a new era at Sydney Herald Sun "I was lucky enough to play at both ends of the ground as a forward and defender and learned how to play on everyone from Jason Dunstall and Tony Lockett as a defender, to Steve Silvagni and Chris Langford as a forward. "But I wasn't exactly known as a ... and more »

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Coach John Longmire forging a new era at Sydney - Courier Mail

Coach John Longmire forging a new era at Sydney Courier Mail "I was lucky enough to play at both ends of the ground as a forward and defender and learned how to play on everyone from Jason Dunstall and Tony Lockett as a defender, to Steve Silvagni and Chris Langford as a forward. "But I wasn't exactly known as a ... and more »

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Trentside fly the flag as local sides suffer - Burton Mail

Burton Mail

Trentside fly the flag as local sides suffer Burton Mail The Branston side's progress was at the expense of DUNSTALL 2NDS, who found Trentside's massive 298-9 a step too far as a magnificent innings of 157 from Tom Liversage made the difference. Ben Whitehouse (79) responded well after the interval but Ben ...

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Park miss out on top spot after Grange draw - Burton Mail

Burton Mail

Park miss out on top spot after Grange draw Burton Mail BARTON secured 27 much-needed points at the expense of DUNSTALL 2NDS in a low-scoring game at Holland Sports Club. All seemed lost for the home side having been dispatched for a meagre 79 in 33 overs but they hit back strongly after the break to ...

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A split second can change a life - Herald Sun

A split second can change a life Herald Sun In '83, he moved to Queensland and played with Coorparoo, alongside long-time friend Jason Dunstall. He played until he was 40. It is rare for O'Keeffe to speak about what happened in '75. Yesterday, on the back deck of his Brunswick home, ... and more »

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Why AFL may never again see the best - The Australian

Why AFL may never again see the best The Australian So it came to pass the following year a Victorian forward line buttressed with Tony Lockett, Jason Dunstall (a Queenslander) and Dermott Brereton buried SA by 86 points in the MCG mud, before 92000 spectators no less. The states split the next six ... and more »

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