Aldridge

[ awl-drij ]

noun

1. Ira Frederick the African Roscius, 1804?–67, U.S. actor, primarily in Europe.

Example Sentences

Auctioneer Henry Aldridge and Son in Wiltshire said it was the highest amount ever paid for Titanic memorabilia, and that it was bought by a private collector in the US.

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Mr Aldridge said the fact the record had been broken twice this year demonstrated the "ever-decreasing supply and an ever-increasing demand" for memorabilia related to the ship.

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"It was presented principally in gratitude for Rostron’s bravery in saving those lives, because without Mr Rostron, those 700 people wouldn’t have made it," auctioneer Andrew Aldridge said.

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June “shone through sadness without a word of complaint," recalled Charles Collingwood - who plays Brian Aldridge, her fictional son-in-law, “and always remained immense fun".

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"It is an incredibly powerful and poignant message," said Andrew Aldridge, managing director of Henry Aldridge & Son, an auctioneer based in Devizes, Wiltshire.

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