He Said
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| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
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| Record labels | Mute Records |
| Albums | Hail |
| Take Care | |
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| ID | 2930904 |
About He Said
He Said was the name used by Wire member Graham Lewis for his solo record releases in the 1980s.
RNLI: Sinking fishing boat's crew 'saved by locator beacon'
... " All crews involved worked well to recover the casualties and we are delighted that we were able to report a good outcome due to the personal locator beacon being activated, " He Said...
Booking. com users angry at firm's response to hacks
... com, they weren t interested, " He Said...
Cumbria snow: Power disruption continues after major incident
... " Those who decide to drive should leave extra space behind the vehicle in front, reduce their speeds to give plenty of time to stop, " He Said...
Paris attack: Mother of suspect had 'reported concerns', prosecutor says
... He Said the wife s life was saved by the intervention of a taxi driver and that the suspect fled across a nearby bridge spanning the River Seine...
CO28 president hits back at climate denial claims
... " We very much believe and respect the science, " He Said on Monday...
Kiss to become 'immortal' thanks to Abba's avatar technology
... " I have no problems with four deserving 20-year-olds sticking the make-up back on and hiding their identity, " He Said...
Spotify to axe 1,500 workers to save costs
... He Said Spotify had considered making smaller reductions during 2024 and 2025, but decided that more drastic action was needed to improve the company s finances...
Copy of first World Cup sticker album to be auctioned
... " He Said some of his other football memorabilia has been ruined by mice " but thankfully Panini was off the menu for them"...
Rare New England shilling found in Bywell Hall sweet tin
A rare example of one of the USA's first coins has been found hidden in A Collection kept inside a sweet tin.
The mid-17th Century New England shilling was found by Wentworth Beaumont at His Family 's home of Bywell Hall in Northumberland.
The coin was struck in 1652 for use as currency by early settlers in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
It is hoped the coin could sell for £200,000 when it goes for auction in London next month.
Mr Beaumont, an art adviser, said The Old confectionary tin which contained the coin and A Number of others had been found in the hall's study,
He Said : " I'd never seen it before and when I opened it I thought it was just a rather bizarre collection of random old coinage.
" However, as I don't know anything about coins, I felt it was worth Checking Out . "
Coin specialist James Morton , who inspected The Discovery for auctioneers Morton and Eden, said: " I could hardly believe my eyes when I realised that it was an excellent example of a New England shilling. "
He Said the coin is the " star of the collection" which also includes a Massachusetts " Pine Tree" shilling, two examples of " Continental Currency" pewter dollars dated 1776, a " Libertas Americana" bronze medal and several British hammered gold coins.
Mr Beaumont is descended from William Wentworth , who visited New England in 1636, and several members of The Family went on to hold prominent positions in colonial America.
He Said : " I can only assume that the shilling was brought back from America years ago by one of my forebears. "
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