Hoten

Related to Hoten: Horten

Hot´en

p. p.

p. p. of Hote.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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Khartoum, Novz.26(SUNA)-The National Prime Minister, Mutaz Musa will address Tuesday at Corinthia Hoten in Khartoum the Second three-day Workshop for Coordinating Migration Centers in the African Union member states to organized by the Secretariat of the Sudanese Working Abroad in collaboration with the African Union.

Mutaz to Address Workshop on Migration Tuesday

Ahsan Basheer, a resident of Saddar Wah, lodged a complaint with the local police that he was having tea at a hoten when Bobby, Irfan, Tanveer and Abdul Qudoos showed up and attacked him with clubs and inured him.

Two injured in separate incidents

The first time for nearly three years that we had had a proper meal, served in a clean and wholesome fashion, soup, fish, and some minced steak, vanilla shape and coffee." (98) Shortly afterwards they entrained and travelled up the Korean peninsula, crossed the Yalu River into Manchukuo and eventually reached Hoten Branch Camp no.

(101) They were then moved to Camp Hoten in Mukden.

One of the major issues that troubled the POWs at both Hoten Branch camps was uncertainty caused by a lack of news in regards to the progress of the war.

On 17 August 1945 Challen and those at Camp Hoten learnt of an armistice.

WO24/187, Berne to HBM Legation, Berne, 22 December 1944 which stated that 78 POWs including Percival, other senior officers and colonial governors had been transferred from Taiwan to Hoten (Mukden) in Manchuria.

Brass hats behind bamboo palisades: senior officer POWs in Singapore, Taiwan, and Manchukuo, 1942-45

Om hoten mot den svenska restriktiva alkoholpolitiken [On threats to the Swedish restrictive alcohol policy].

Sweden, the EU and the alcohol traveller's allowances

And therfor, nyghtyngale, holde the nye, For leve me wel, for al thy lovde crie, Yf thou be fer or longe fro thi make, Thou shall be as other that be forsake, And then shalt thou hoten as do I.

Clanvowe's 'Boke of Cupide,' lines 185-6

IMAGINATIVE writer Suzanne Hoten, 69, of Rouncil Lane, Kenilworth was thrilled when she was told she was a winner of the Telegraph's Spooky Halloween Tales Competition.