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Come lasses and lads
Come lasses and lads

Come lasses and lads

Date1914
Names
FormatEphemera
Subject
    Medium
    Undefined
    Dimensions13.7 cm x 9 cm
    Language
      ProvenanceToronto Reference Library. Arts department
      CollectionArts department
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberARTS-PC-629
      Come lasses and lads
      Come lasses and lads
      Caldecott, Randolph, 1846-1886
      1884
      Come lasses and lads
      Come lasses and lads
      Castell Brothers
      1889
      Leggy Lasses limber up before a class at Toronto's exclusive National Ballet school, the only one of its kind in North America. The school entered its(...)
      Leggy Lasses limber up before a class at Toronto's exclusive National Ballet school, the only one of its kind in North America. The school entered its(...)
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      9/12/1962
      Boys will be boys at any age, No matter what the age, it would appear there's nothing like a couple of lasses in bathing suits to make a fellow's day (...)
      Boys will be boys at any age, No matter what the age, it would appear there's nothing like a couple of lasses in bathing suits to make a fellow's day (...)
      McConnell, Colin
      7/20/1984
      The sea lads trusty companion : being instructions given to the lads and boys assembled at the Marine Society's office in Bishopsgate-Street; waiting 'till commission or warrant officers in the Royal Navy request them as servants, in order to their being bred seamen; also masters in the merchants service, enquiring for boys to serve them as apprentices at sea: comprhending rules of life with regard to moral and religious obligations. With a state of the Society to the 24th Nov. 1778 /cby J.H. Esq
      The sea lads trusty companion : being instructions given to the lads and boys assembled at the Marine Society's office in Bishopsgate-Street; waiting 'till commission or warrant officers in the Royal Navy request them as servants, in order to their being bred seamen; also masters in the merchants service, enquiring for boys to serve them as apprentices at sea: comprhending rules of life with regard to moral and religious obligations. With a state of the Society to the 24th Nov. 1778 /cby J.H. Esq
      Hanway, Jonas, 1712-1786
      1778
      Heave-ho lads
      Heave-ho lads
      McConnell, Colin
      10/21/1987
      Mississauga club reaches final, If these lads from Mississauga Spartans are joyous after winning semifinal game in bantam division of Robbie internati(...)
      Mississauga club reaches final, If these lads from Mississauga Spartans are joyous after winning semifinal game in bantam division of Robbie internati(...)
      Darrell, Dick
      7/3/1978
      The bold lads of Canada
      The bold lads of Canada
      Johnson, S.
      1814
      Rough coast of Newfoundland will become even more inhospitable to any would-be-invader once these lads get ashore
      Rough coast of Newfoundland will become even more inhospitable to any would-be-invader once these lads get ashore
      Canada. Canadian Army
      9/17/1940
      Those lads perched on stills (6) were ready on Yonge St
      Those lads perched on stills (6) were ready on Yonge St
      Elizabeth, Queen, consort of George VI, King of Great Britain, 1900-2002
      5/22/1939
      Transformation of this vacant lot into an attractive community centre is looked forward to by these two lads who study the sign and day-dream about us(...)
      Transformation of this vacant lot into an attractive community centre is looked forward to by these two lads who study the sign and day-dream about us(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      6/1/1946
      James Arnold, 24, of Mimico, one of the singing Four Lads, and Helen Caron, 20, of Toronto, were married Saturday in Ottawa. They met four years ago
      James Arnold, 24, of Mimico, one of the singing Four Lads, and Helen Caron, 20, of Toronto, were married Saturday in Ottawa. They met four years ago
      Feeny, Edwin
      10/9/1956