bailie

This was taken from the widow and children for the bailie, at the time they had most need of assistance.

Bailie retired from football at the end of the season, aged 40.

For personal reasons Bailie then had a long recess in his acting career.

Bailie started a basket weaving business, which he ran until his retirement in 1946.

The Scottish form of this post is the bailie.

The Bailie, however, found (in his experience) a way to make them speak English.

Bailie Logan and his wife lived in their house until he died in 1680.

The "Bailie" of the island complained that this was unjust.

We spent, accordingly, one hospitable day with the Bailie, and took leave of him, as this narrative now does.

Bailie is also a professional photographer, specializing in portrait photography.

I heard they made him a bailie or burgomaster in Edinburgh where he died.

Whilst at the competition, Bailie showcased a new floor routine.

Bailie began his career at Swindon Town, where he turned professional in 1982.

Bob Bailie, the 1953 team captain, still competes in tournaments and has held several records for his age group.

Mr. Bailie was reported to be fascinated with survival techniques and military operations.

You can stay up to date with Stuart Bailie via these feeds.

He also thought sweeper Noel Bailie showed up well under pressure.

P White I agree with all those sentiments, especially the one about Bailie.

Reading the counsel given to Bailie I knew it was God speaking to me.

Known professionally as Eleanor Bailie, she was a pianist, writer and teacher.

Martin Bailie produces and presents the three hour show each weekday from 3pm.

Mr. Bailie, dressed in all-black for the occasion, said he was not nervous.

He said he had been particularly worried about Mrs. Bailie.

Stuart Bailie did a good thing in letting Shaun and co explain things.

Meantime the Bailie, notwithstanding the success of his first onset, was sorely bested.