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Sir William Chambers

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Noun1.Sir William Chambers - English architect (1723-1796)


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The works from Somerset House are the only ones to have had prices attached: a portrait by Francis Cotes of Sir William Chambers and Shipping by John Thomas Serres have a combined value of £82,000.
The overlong 105-minute film aims to explore the true meaning of courage, loyalty and devotion, topped off with Lee's Lord Provost character, Sir William Chambers, using the sort of common sense not always seen in today's legal circles.
Sir William Chambers, the then Lord Provost, paid for Bobby's licence and gave him a collar which can still be seen at the Museum of Edinburgh.
 
 
 
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