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Meaning of "harbottle"
harbottle (noun) - A surname of Old English origin, often used as a last name or place name in regions with Anglo-Saxon history
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- A village and civil parish in central Northumberland, England (OS grid ref NT9304).
- A habitational surname from Old English.
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Mr Harbottle has told he must rest.
This particular scent was commissioned especially by the Harbottle family and is not generally available.
Harbottle denies Omega had any involvement in blood diamonds.
The rule in Foss v Harbottle has another important implication.
Harbottle wants me to drink as much as I like.
Fancy goosing the Harbottle.
Miss Harbottle said we were.
I am a bit pressed for time, Miss Harbottle.
The village is the site of Harbottle Castle built by order of Henry II.
Harbottle was raised in Iquique, with his mother and stepfather.
That was probably me on the telephone, Miss Harbottle.
Go on, Harbottle.
In early drafts of the scripts, the character was called Malcolm Harbottle.
I didn't know what to do, so I called Harbottle and he brought him in.
There is one at Linbriggs, a second a short distance below Linbriggs and a third at Harbottle.
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In 1737 he succeeded his elder brother Sir Harbottle Luckyn as fifth Baronet.
Yours, Winifred Harbottle . " You have got a nerve . Fancy goosing the Harbottle.
Indeed, this is the limit of the rule in Foss v. Harbottle.
During his time with Católica Harbottle helped the club in capturing the 2011 Copa Chile.
I am no longer in his employment. Yours, Winifred Harbottle.
The other which has a Latin inscription, commemorates Sir Harbottle Wingfield, who died in 1645.
Well, actually, we do not … have a cash box, Miss Harbottle.
Please hear me out, Miss Harbottle.
I will just close it, Miss Harbottle.
Give me the receipt, Miss Harbottle.
