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Molecatcher

Person who traps or kills moles

A molecatcher is a person who traps or kills moles in places where they are considered a nuisance to crops, lawns, sportsfields or gardens. Excavations

Molecatcher

Mole (animal)

Common name for several small mammals

small objects, archaeologists can find evidence of human habitation. Molecatcher "Thus was the great mountain turned scant to a little molehill" - the

Mole (animal)

Mole_(animal)

Hermit's Welcome at Theobalds

Mildred Cooke in 1589. Other speeches were made by the gardener and molecatcher at Theobalds, possibly on a subsequent day. The gardener describes a

Hermit's Welcome at Theobalds

Hermit's_Welcome_at_Theobalds

Catalepsy

Abnormal maintenance of postures

Romeo and Juliet Act IV scene I (Account of character Jem Rodney, the molecatcher) ... coming up to him he saw that Marner's eyes were set like a dead

Catalepsy

Arthur Randell

railway worker for Great Eastern Railway, LNER and British Rail and a molecatcher, the fourth generation in his family. He worked on the railways for 47

Arthur Randell

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List of folk songs by Roud number

Miller", "My Tipper-to-billy-go-lario" 1051. "May and December" 1052. "The Molecatcher" 1053. No record 1054. "New Garden Fields" 1055. "The Shepherd's Wife"

List of folk songs by Roud number

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Tornrak

Opera by John Metcalf

survives in the country by catching animals such as rabbits and sheep. A molecatcher warns her that she could be hanged for theft. She moves to an industrial

Tornrak

Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park

Historic site in England, UK

first mentioned in 1754, when it was a one-roomed cottage occupied by a molecatcher. He was employed to eradicate molehills that were impeding the sport

Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park

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Red Barn Murder

Murder committed in Polstead, Suffolk, England in 1827

Maria Marten (born 24 July 1801) was the daughter of Thomas Marten, a molecatcher from Polstead in Suffolk. In March 1826, when she was aged 24, Marten

Red Barn Murder

Red_Barn_Murder

The Life of the Rover

1969 studio album by The Irish Rovers

"Pleasant and Delightful" "Orange Nickelodeon" "King of the Fairies" "Molecatcher" "Wynken, Blynken, and Nod" Side Two: "Sullivan's John" "Bunclody Cuckoo"

The Life of the Rover

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Tibbie Shiel

Scottish inn keeper

later to become a famous poet. In 1806 she married Robert Richardson, a molecatcher by trade. They had three sons and three daughters. In 1823 the family

Tibbie Shiel

Tibbie_Shiel

Snip (horse)

British Thoroughbred racehorse

Snipe Ancient Pistol Ancient Pistol Hardwicke Goldfinder Goldfinder Molecatcher Juniper Young Juniper Dromedary Scaramouch Mexican Prince T'Quassaw Tickler

Snip (horse)

Snip_(horse)

Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen

Village in Norfolk, England

Church Magdalen Methodist Church Arthur Randell (1901-1988), railwayman, molecatcher and author. Wiggenhall St Germans Office for National Statistics (2011)

Wiggenhall St Mary Magdalen

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Stanley Cornwell Lewis

British artist (1905–2009)

sculptors Michael Ayrton and Enzo Plazzotta. His painting The Welsh Molecatcher (1937) was voted the most popular picture at the Royal Academy Summer

Stanley Cornwell Lewis

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Flying Childers

British Thoroughbred racehorse

Snipe Ancient Pistol Ancient Pistol Hardwicke Goldfinder Goldfinder Molecatcher Juniper Young Juniper Dromedary Scaramouch Mexican Prince T'Quassaw Tickler

Flying Childers

Flying_Childers

Snap (horse)

Thoroughbred racehorse

Snipe Ancient Pistol Ancient Pistol Hardwicke Goldfinder Goldfinder Molecatcher Juniper Young Juniper Dromedary Scaramouch Mexican Note: b. = Bay, blk

Snap (horse)

Snap_(horse)

Enid Porter

Cambridgeshire Customs & Folklore (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1969) Fenland Molecatcher (London Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1970) - Arthur Randell, edited by Enid

Enid Porter

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