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James Kingston, lead singer of Sons of Freedom, looked like he'd been chewed by the hounds of hell Saturday night, reviewer Chris O'Connor says
James Kingston, lead singer of Sons of Freedom, looked like he'd been chewed by the hounds of hell Saturday night, reviewer Chris O'Connor says

James Kingston, lead singer of Sons of Freedom, looked like he'd been chewed by the hounds of hell Saturday night, reviewer Chris O'Connor says

Date2/1/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: James Kingston, lead singer of Sons of Freedom, looked like he'd been chewed by the hounds of hell Saturday night, reviewer Chris O'Connor says.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101575F
Hunt master Tom Potts starts the hounds running for the Caledon Hunt which has its next hunt starting at noon, Saturday, at Sifton Farms, Third Line W(...)
Hunt master Tom Potts starts the hounds running for the Caledon Hunt which has its next hunt starting at noon, Saturday, at Sifton Farms, Third Line W(...)
10/31/1991
I lead a peaceful life, says Nick Nevokshonoff, 73, who as a member of the Sons of Freedom sect within the Doukhobors took part in riots, burnings and(...)
I lead a peaceful life, says Nick Nevokshonoff, 73, who as a member of the Sons of Freedom sect within the Doukhobors took part in riots, burnings and(...)
5/10/1975
Cyclist James Eady Lost A Foot--But Says He'll Keep Riding, 'On the road I've got freedom . . . The throttle gives me a feeling of power.'
Cyclist James Eady Lost A Foot--But Says He'll Keep Riding, 'On the road I've got freedom . . . The throttle gives me a feeling of power.'
8/24/1966
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
11/19/1981
Lou Gramm looked every inch the tousie-headed rock singer and his vocal skills seemed to be in as good a shape as ever, says reviewer Lenny Stoute
Lou Gramm looked every inch the tousie-headed rock singer and his vocal skills seemed to be in as good a shape as ever, says reviewer Lenny Stoute
12/12/1992
Miles Davis: Trumpeter last night looked and acted as if nearing retirement, reviewer says
Miles Davis: Trumpeter last night looked and acted as if nearing retirement, reviewer says
12/13/1981
Made for each other: Robert Conn and Karen Kain looked like they had been dancing together for years, reviewer paula Citron reports
Made for each other: Robert Conn and Karen Kain looked like they had been dancing together for years, reviewer paula Citron reports
11/3/1993
The Fenian blood-hounds dedicated to Sweeny & O'Mahony
The Fenian blood-hounds dedicated to Sweeny & O'Mahony
1866
Two men standing in a forest with a large group of beagle dogs.
"The Hounds" Toronto Hunt Club, Toronto, Canada
Approximately 1905
A picturesque scene from Dorsetshire, England, showing the Blackmore Vale Hounds passing Sherborne Abbey on their way to a covert just west of the town
A picturesque scene from Dorsetshire, England, showing the Blackmore Vale Hounds passing Sherborne Abbey on their way to a covert just west of the town
5/4/1943
Hounds, horses and riders of Toronto and North York Hunt head home after a morning's run in King Township, within 25 miles of downtown Toronto
Hounds, horses and riders of Toronto and North York Hunt head home after a morning's run in King Township, within 25 miles of downtown Toronto
9/29/1974
Trivia hounds: Left to right, Jeff Rechtshaffen, 18, second prize winner, Ron Cooke, 18, and Greg Simpson, 19, who tied for third place, and Steve Rolufs, 18, who takes the top prize of $500
Trivia hounds: Left to right, Jeff Rechtshaffen, 18, second prize winner, Ron Cooke, 18, and Greg Simpson, 19, who tied for third place, and Steve Rolufs, 18, who takes the top prize of $500
2/19/1985