[Albion] Oliver Arblaster

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Mar 16, 2005

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Chandlers Ford

• Monday at 11:28 PM

• #61

Bry Nylon said:

Oliver Arblaster?

Has David Weir started recruiting players based on the collected works of Charles Dickens?

Who next? Nathaniel Backstick? Jeremiah Flatback-Phaw?

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Lady Whistledown said:

Good shout. I'm thinking Oliver Arblaster would be an earnest young farmer searching for a wife and twenty shillings with which to acquire more pigs, in whichever order.

We'd also have to go after James Ward-Prowse Esq (peevish editor of the Chatham & Rochester Chronicle), and master Harvey Elliott (simpleton apprentice to the village blacksmith).

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‘Jack Hinshelwood’ is more Dickensian than those.

 

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• Monday at 11:37 PM

• #62

hans kraay fan club said:

‘Jack Hinshelwood’ is more Dickensian than those.

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Solomon Benjamin March fits into any public profile of the Georgian era.

 

Papa Lazarou

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Jul 7, 2003

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Worthing

• Tuesday at 8:06 AM

• #63

Eeyore said:

Solomon Benjamin March fits into any public profile of the Georgian era.

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Kiernan Dewsbury Hall. The scene of the wedding of Mr Bartholomew Curdlewell and Miss Honoria Srimpwitt.

 

Lady Whistledown

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• Tuesday at 6:13 PM

• #64

hans kraay fan club said:

‘Jack Hinshelwood’ is more Dickensian than those.

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The chirpy, ever-smiling delivery boy for the local baker: bicycling around town with a jaunty whistle and a basket full of freshly baked cottage loaves. And socks which are always falling down.

 

lawros left foot

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• Tuesday at 7:13 PM

• #65

Joshua Wilson Esbrand.

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Screaming J

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Jul 13, 2004

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Exiled from the South Country

• Tuesday at 7:17 PM

• #66

Just one s added near the beginning of his surname and he becomes quite flatulent.......

 

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Oct 18, 2006

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Worthing

• Tuesday at 7:30 PM

• #67

Bry Nylon said:

Oliver Arblaster?

Has David Weir started recruiting players based on the collected works of Charles Dickens?

Who next? Nathaniel Backstick? Jeremiah Flatback-Phaw?

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I read it as Arseblaster . For that alone it’s a yes from me.

 

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Worthing

• Tuesday at 7:33 PM

• #68

Lady Whistledown said:

The chirpy, ever-smiling delivery boy for the local baker: bicycling around town with a jaunty whistle and a basket full of freshly baked cottage loaves. And socks which are always falling down.

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Not like his grandad……’Old Blind Jack’ who could scare you half to death on your way back from The Tavern.

 

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Greg Bobkin

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• Tuesday at 7:57 PM

• #69

Questions said:

I read it as Arseblaster . For that alone it’s a yes from me.

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Just wait until the media gets wind of this transfer...

 

SeagullinExile

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• Tuesday at 8:01 PM

• #70

Questions said:

I read it as Arseblaster . For that alone it’s a yes from me.

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Sounds like a Viz character. Oliver Arseblaster and his wind related shenanigans.

 

Lady Whistledown

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• Tuesday at 9:30 PM

• #71

Eeyore said:

Solomon Benjamin March fits into any public profile of the Georgian era.

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He's the undertaker, isn't he?