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... followed the same parentage for his Imperial Pink . The latter must not be confused with the Lancing Pinks from the same raiser, which have been raised from single-flowof Dianthus A llwoodii ered form of Dianthus A llwoodii crossed with the very tufted D. The ...
... in it, Brunner in the earliest part, Moncl in a Georgian wing. Then the works went up all over the estate. and by the He was from the beginnina tremendously intere tecl in the applicascience to industry. He was enough at school and uniadmirable teachers ...
... (c. 1740-98). A scrap-book of his sketches, which has recently come into the pos- ses ion of the berdeen Art Gallery, contains a drawing in pencil, with grey and brown wash, of the Severn Gorge, from the left bank, but other- wise from approximately the ...
... A GEORGIAN SCRAPBOOK 12.92. C OUNT R Y LIFE-DEC EMBER 31. 1959 By CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY A SCRAPBOOK may be distinguishable from a common-place book by consisting in pictures, and from an album by a certain grotesqueness and inconsequence of contents. It ...
... fraction of the carrying capacity of the reserved and controlled roads that would result from railway conversion. mixed and such-like The old M.G.N. Railway, from which, it is claimed, roads that will be among the finest in Norfolk will be built, is, ...
... is a quotation from Lyly's Euphues which says rather more lengthily what Shakespeare said briefly: Let her paint an inch thick, to this favour shall she come. There is an old Staffordshire pottery ''Musketeer'' facing an extract from Robert Burton on ...
... reasons of space, but t hat I thought might be of interest to your readers. ITEMS FROM A MID-19th-CENTURY SCRAPBOOK OF UNK OWN ORIGIN See letter: Pictllres from a Scrapbook connection 22, by Mount m vself, Cornwall, t here the Edgcumbe to include space ...
... that was to have such a chequered and comparatively short life, he chose to site it on new ground, some way from the hill-top village and from the reputed site of the old manor house that stood on land still known as Old Park, although there appears to ...