Houss

n. 1. A saddlecloth; a housing.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Mr Lavery told the HousS se of Commons it was making job hunting worse.
The 40-foot high structure had appeared above the roof of the new Trust HousS e hotel, The Post House.
The group are reforming - for the first time since they split 25 years ago - to prepare for a comeback gig at HMV Picture HousS e in the capital on December 29.
John was born and grew up in Coventry and lived in Roman Road, Holbrooks, where he tells me there was a housS e owned by the club.
According to Joe Houss, president of The DataBase in Oakhurst, NJ, before making any mail drops, always run your lists through a CASS-certified software program.
Gateshead Houss s ing Company tenant Stephanie Hepple, 23, of Meresyde, Leam Lane, Gateshead, was given a 12-month suspended possession order after her partner, Anthony Freeland (also known as Edgars ), was convicted of possession with intent to supply the class B controlled drug cannabis, and possession of the class A controlled drug cocaine.
In Division One, Monkseaton Black Horse's Liam Hudson was in sparkling form against Ashington White HousS e scoring four of the goals in his side's 6-1 victory.
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