Hadfield

[ had-feeld ]

noun

1. Sir Robert Abbott, 1858–1940, English metallurgist and industrialist.

Example Sentences

From The MEN:Hadfield-Hyde, of Warton Street, Lytham St Annes, claimed she had been ordered to strip off by a guard.

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Some wondered why he did not; perhaps Hadfield's influence amongst his tribe supplied the answer.

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Hadfield is stricken with a mortal illness, and lies helpless for four years in Wellington.

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The new diocese of Wellington was offered to Archdeacon Hadfield, but his continued ill-health prevented his acceptance.

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Selwyn and Hadfield sent protests and petitions to the Government and to the Queen.

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But the clergy did not think him "safe," and gave their votes preponderantly to the veteran Hadfield.

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