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• It was a fairly major oil spill, Damant recalled.
• Mrs . Damant started a second-hand bookstore on the property.
• Mrs . Damant's next project is the formal dining room.
• Mrs . Damant said she was responsible for the contents of the house.
• He married a rich lady, Jacqueline Damant, but had no children.
• Damant considered that almost too close a call.
• How did Damant prepare for this post?
• The first white farmers were Messrs . Wait, Salmon Ferreira, Stefanus Ferreira and the Damant Bros.
• "The Prevention of Compressed Air Illness " was published in 1908 by Haldane, Boycott and Damant recommending staged decompression.
• Sir Ralph Damant appears on the scene; he's the nearest heir so he figures the estate should be his.
• Damant supervises the health, safety and work habits of 50 full-time employees and 150 volunteers who serve the 2, 500-acre estate.
• The first property was " Wagondrift " owned by the Damant Bros . And although the town was planned for 250 families it started with 25 families.
• The European Union executive agency will probably open an antitrust inquiry into the transaction, although it had not yet received details, said Thierry Damant, a commission spokesman.
• Damant said the trust hired a consultant to get royalties from Disney for " The Jungle Book, " the animated film based on Kipling's stories.
• The force was reorganised as Damant's Horse under Major Frederic Damant, Rimington's second-in-command, though they were often known by his name through the remainder of the war.
• The force was reorganised as Damant's Horse under Major Frederic Damant, Rimington's second-in-command, though they were often known by his name through the remainder of the war.
• On 4 October 1879, GH Damant ( M . A . C . S ), a British political agent, went to Khonoma with troops, where he was shot dead with 35 of his team.
• Mrs . Damant, who as assistant custodian of the house actually works for her husband, said that Wimpole came to the trust in 1976, when it was bequeathed by Elsie Bambridge, the only surviving child of Rudyard Kipling.
• Graham Damant, property manager of the 350-year-old Wimpole Hall in Cambridgeshire, England, and his wife, Olga, have reared their family in a second-floor suite of the 77-room red brick manor house over the last 15 years.
• Charles Cranes, Albert Archibald Bennett, William Hook, William Barker Bradley, John Edward Dunderdale, James Forsyth Ross, Arthur Beresford Scott, Maurice D'Avignon, George Stuart MacDonnell, Kenneth Edward Porter, Charles John Sharp, Leslie Robert Stickles, James Murray Thom, Charles Watson, John Joseph Fitzpatrick, Edwin Harrison, Lorne Rayburn Latimer, Ernest Charles McFarland, George William McRae, Sydney Albert Sheffer, Edwin George Smith, Frank Brown, Bernard Castonguay, Robert Damant, Morgan Isaac Davies, Aubery Peacock Flegg, Nelson Carlisle Galbraith, Norman Charles Matthews, Lloyd Logan Roblee, James Austen Wallace, Ellis Taylor Edge, Sister E . A . Hills ( all 1946 ) NOTE : Further work required for 1946 Posthumous MID / MID ( see http : / / www . london-gazette . co . uk / issues / 37636 / start = 1, http : / / www . london-gazette . co . uk / issues / 37521 / supplements / 1672, http : / / www . london-gazette . co . uk / issues / 37704 / supplements / 4342)