Burbidge

[ bur-bij ]

noun

(Eleanor) Margaret (Pea·chey) [pee-chee], /ˈpi tʃi/, 1919–2020, U.S. astronomer, born in England.

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Burbidge found that what wasn’t as established in London was the early-stage venture-capital funding network that startups need to grow, and that creates unicorns.
How London Became a Global Center for Fintech and What U.S. Tech Hubs Can Learn From It | Gina Clarke | October 1, 2021 | Time
Burbidge and her two business partners at the time, Robert Dighero and Stefan Glaenzer, who has since left the firm, decided to replicate the Silicon Valley model of first-round funding through Passion Capital when they founded it in 2009.
How London Became a Global Center for Fintech and What U.S. Tech Hubs Can Learn From It | Gina Clarke | October 1, 2021 | Time
Mr. Burbidge has, or can obtain, old horse-vans which can be fitted up as travelling-kitchens.
My War Experiences in Two Continents | Sarah Macnaughtan
Only one person did, and it wasnt Burbidge; at least, the person did not answer to his description.
Mysteries of Police and Crime | Arthur Griffiths
Then one of my men came in to say that Burbidge had been seen taking a ticket—to London?
Mysteries of Police and Crime | Arthur Griffiths

Mr. Burbidge, the town-clerk, addressed him, and said that he was not bound to say anything to criminate himself.
The Chronicles of Crime or The New Newgate Calendar. v. 2/2 | Camden Pelham
On Friday morning the prisoner was visited in his cell by Mr. Burbidge, accompanied by the governor of the jail and his son.
The Chronicles of Crime or The New Newgate Calendar. v. 2/2 | Camden Pelham

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