Lowndes

[ loundz ]

noun

1. William Thomas, 1798–1843, English bibliographer.

Example Sentences

But she appears to have given two different addresses when she re-registered the births of two of her children in 2010 following her marriage to Mark Rayner, listing her then-husband's home on Lowndes Lane in the town.

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But she appears to have given two different addresses when she re-registered the births of two of her children in 2010 following her marriage to Mark Rayner, listing her then-husband's home on Lowndes Lane.

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Her former staffer Matt Finnegan has now given a statement to GMP claiming to have visited her at the Lowndes Lane property in the summer of 2014, around the time she became a parliamentary candidate.

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But she appears to have given two different addresses when she re-registered the births of two of her children in 2010 following her marriage to Mark Rayner, listing her then-husband's home on Lowndes Lane.

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Her former staffer Matt Finnegan has now given a statement to GMP claiming to have visited her at the Lowndes Lane property in the summer of 2014, around the time she became a parliamentary candidate.

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