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Royal tiger

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(Zool.) See Tiger.

See also: Royal



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The early retirement would allow him to pursue other business ventures and spend time with his wife, Crystal, and their sons: 6-year-old Prince Chadwick, 2-year-old Sir Chancellor, and infant Royal Tiger.
Fighting toward a finish by Staff / Las Vegas Sun
Byline: Tom Slemen THE popular Royal Tiger Club, which once existed on Manchester Street, close to the mouth of the Queensway Tunnel, was frequented mainly by journalists from the nearby ECHO and Daily Post offices on Victoria Street and, for some reason, professional footballers, their wives, managers, and occasionally, musicians such as jazz icons Kenny Ball and Acker Bilk.
The Forest - Part One; TALES FROM THE PAST by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The current world auction record for a work by Stubbs is Portrait of The Royal Tiger, which went for pounds 3.
Famous Stubbs painting fails to sell at auction by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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