Maybe he is a Bent Brief.
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OT Not a good name for a solicitor
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6 years ago
Many a true word is spoken in jest
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Many a true word said in jest
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Many a true word said in jest
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I posted that in 2014, what has suddenly brought it back from the fossil records? Brian
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6 years ago
You dont want to misread this lot
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as 'One Ill Patient'
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6 years ago
Well how about this?
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Estate Agents
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6 years ago
One solicitor near here had three names up - Swindall and Pendered were two of them. Is there a verb 'to pender'?
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6 years ago
There was an off-licence in a town in New Jersey, years ago - 'C. Strange Liquors'
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6 years ago
First solicitor I used was called Begg and co.
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6 years ago
An optician in Aberdeen many years ago - I(an) Strain.
Would like to have a plumber's called Fiddle & Leak.
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6 years ago
In article , Dave Plowman (News) scribeth thus
Was, prolly still is, a builders out in mid Suffolk called D'eath and son ....
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6 years ago
The spelling isn?t quite right but when I see the name boards on sites where they are working I always read the latter part of the name as Home.
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