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- Civic Administration & Military Science (92)
An act for paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, and regulating the streets, squares, lanes, ways, passages and publick places, within such part of the parish of Walcot, in the county of Somerset, ... (1793)
Distinguished conduct medal 1914-20 citations: Prince Albert's (Somerset Light Infantry) (1985)
An inventory of the ancient monuments in Brecknock (Brycheiniog) (1986) [Part ii, The Prehistoric and Roman Monuments, Hill-forts and Roman remains]
Okehampton and Tavistock electricity: special order made by the Electricity Commissioners under the Electricity (Supply) Acts 1882 to 1928 in respect of the Borough of Okehampton, the Urban District ... (1931)
1st Rifle Volunteers: Extracts from the Auxiliary and Reserve Forces Circular ([1872])
Launch of the Exmouth Lifeboat ([1859])
Inspection of Devon and Cornwall Constabulary [electronic resource]: professional standards (2005)
Inspection of Avon and Somerset Constabulary [electronic resource]: professional standards (2005)
George Carew , Earl of Totnes ([1800?])
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig: 'if the men and women workers at home and the troops in the trenches pull together, the triumph of our cause is certain' ([1917])
The Rt.Honble.George Lord Anson, Baron of Soberton, First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, Vice Admiral of Great Britain, Admiral of the Blue Squadron, & one of His Majesty's Most Honble.Privy ... (1755)
Baseline assessment of Devon and Cornwall Constabulary [electronic resource]: 2004-2006 (2003)
William Kingsley Esqr., Major General of His Majesty's froces, Colonel of the 20th Regiment of Foot, and Governor of Fort William in North Britain ([1760])
William Kingsley Esqr., Major General of His Majesty's froces, Colonel of the 20th Regiment of Foot, & Governor of Fort William in North Britain ([1760])
Devon and Cornwall Constabulary [electronic resource]: 3-7 July, 2006 : police national computer compliance report (2003)
Frederick Duke of Schonberg ([1750?])
Sir George Strode (1810)
George Keppel, Earl of Albemarle ([1765?])
The Honourable Robert Monckton; Major General, Governor of New York ([1765?])
Charles Mordaunt Earl of Peterborough ([1750?])
The Right Honble. Lord Wellington etc.etc. (1810)
Sir Samuel Hood K.B. K.S.F (1807)
Sir Geoe.Strode (1810)
General John Desborough: from a picture by Dobson ([1825?])
Lord Heathfield (National Gallery) ([1890])
The Honble.Lt.Colonel George Augustus Frederic Lake (1808)
Lieut.General Sir Ralph Abercrombie, Knight of the Order of the Bath, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's forces in the Mediterranean: quis desiderio sit pudor aut modus tam cari capitus? Hor _ (1803)
Captn. Faulkner, R.N. (1795)
HMIC inspection report. Devon and Cornwall Constabulary, July 2008: Major crime (2008)
HMIC Inspection report. Avon and Somerset Constabulary, July 2008: Major crime (2008)
HMIC inspection report. Dorset Police, July 2008: Major crime (2008)
Baseline assesment revisit State of Jersey Police (2008)
HMIC inspection report. Avon and Somerset Constabulary, September 2008: Neighbourhood policing : developing citizen focus policing (2008)
HMIC inspection report. Dorset Police, September 2008: Neighbourhood policing: developing citizen focus policing (2008)
HMIC inspection report. Devon and Cornwall Constabulary, September 2008: Neighbourhood policing : developing citizen focus policing (2008)
Edward Pellew, Viscount Exmouth, G.C.B. ob 1833. From the original by Sir T.Lawrence, P.R.A. in the possession of Edward Hawke Locker Esqre. (1835)
Sir Francis Drake. Ob.1596. From the original in the collection of the most noble the Marquis of Lothian (1829)
Lord Lake (1808)
Captain George Duff (1806)
Captn.Samuel Brooking R.N. (1803)
Weir Head, Plymouth 10631 ([1950?])
General Abercrombie (1801)
Totness enlarged from the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Torrington from the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Tiverton. From the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Plymouth. From the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Exeter: from the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Dartmouth from the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])
Bideford: from the Ordnance Survey. ([1837])