Cricketer. Born Edward Ingram in Dublin. Made his debut for the Ireland cricket team ten days before his 18th birthday. He began playing county cricket for Middlesex in 1938. Died Basingstoke, Hampshire.
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Eddie Ingram
{Above a shamrock emblem:} Eddie Ingram, Ealing Middlesex & Ireland, a me...
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The first settlement of the Nepali community in London.
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