He was from Defynnog near Brecon and served in the 1st Battalion, 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot on the south bank of the Buffalo river in South Africa.

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On one of my final days in England, I made my way on blistered foot to the south bank of the Thames, past the site of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, to the place where my grandparents had made their balloon trip.

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Just how much influence Hamas has over some charities funded by Interpal can require the judgement of Solomon, though the charity commission aren't perhaps the best people to make that judgement, since their investigators haven't actually set foot here on the West Bank.

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And we cannot accept a system in which shareholders make money on these operations if the bank wins but taxpayers foot the bill if the bank loses.

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Indeed, spotting mispriced securities seems to be the financial world's latest parlour game: Royal Bank of Canada was this week forced on to the back foot after one of its traders told a newspaper that it had mismarked government-agency and corporate bonds.

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Excerpt: I left him resting his sore foot on an ottoman and went straight to my bank.

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But a weaker U.S. economy and a slide in global confidence has put the shoe on the other foot with dealers fully expecting the central bank to move towards easing.

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Armed with his patents and financing from Crocker First National Bank in California he established a small laboratory in San Francisco on Green Street, at the foot of Telegraph Hill.

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