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jillie | 18:12 Sat 17th Sep 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Any ideas please

1 When did Baroness Elliot of Harewood become first woman to address the House of Lords

2 When was the first international prize fight , when Tom Cribb beat Tom Molineaux

3 when did 3 public parks open in Manchester,first in a provincial city

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kosoro

Boxing december 1810???

kosoro

For the boxing Question .. Google .. Tom Cribb and Tom Molineaux and you will find all the information there

1.1958

3.1846

Queen's Park and Philips Park (in Manchester), and Peel Park (in Salford).

juliely

Where can I get this quiz?

RNLI quiz to be in for Sept 30th

got mine from Weymouth RNLI shop

juliely

Thanks Frannie.

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