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Meaning of "halsall"
halsall: Describes a narrow or confined space, often used to refer to tight passages or constricted areas
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- A village in West Lancashire district, Lancashire, England (OS grid ref SD3610).
- A surname.
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Halsall also provides structural engineering services to clients in the transportation market.
Next articleBack to the stylish sixties with Deanna Halsall.
Halsall introduced Blears to motorcycling.
The actual spot lies in a rock cutting 400 metres to the east of Halsall Hill Bridge.
Halsall decided to stay at Walsall.
He lip-synced " Dirk " vocals that were in fact sung by Halsall.
David Halsall Ltd is established as a supplier of UK manufactured toys and fireworks.
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Graham Halsall joins the company and the import of Far East manufactured items commences.
However, Guy Halsall challenges some of Heather 's conclusions.
Halsall Hall still stands, but it has been subdivided into a number of dwellings.
After retiring, Halsall worked as a trainer at Barrow for 18 years.
Halsall * always * cites his sources.
The reuniting of Halsall and Patto sparked the formation of Boxer during 1975.
Halsall has retired at the age of 26.
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Matthew Halsall found out about my music through Worldwide FM.
Halsall was also a founding member of the Provincetown Art Association in 1914.
During 1976 Halsall had rejoined Ayers with whom he stayed for the next sixteen years.
